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Rabbit & Easter Bunny

Phil

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Friends down the road, wife, collects anything that looks like a rabbit. :lol:

Wire, wood, ceramics .................. In the garden, in the house.

I saw the pic on a site, copied into Powerpoint and then did some different sizes for whatever wood is available.

It hangs on the edge of a table or in this case on top of the TV, with the teeth hanging over.
It is SA crappy pine, veneered with some bits of mahogany to give a good cutting surface.
The teeth is a piece of ice cream stick, nice and solid.

Then painted with acrylics.
Don't look too closely at the face, I used a toothpick to draw the lines in white :shock:

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The Easter bunnies have arrived :lol: :lol: :lol:

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This one is on MDF and sprayed white, can be viewed from either side




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This is on hardboard (back is rough), painted white and then sprayed white for final finish.
It's got blue eyes :D

{Edit - I have subsequently found out that this is a Sue Mey design https://scrollsawartist.com/safety-first/ }
 
Phil":2y15nkww said:
Friends down the road, wife, collects anything that looks like a rabbit. :lol:

Wire, wood, ceramics .................. In the garden, in the house.

I saw the pic on a site, copied into Powerpoint and then did some different sizes for whatever wood is

available.

It hangs on the edge of a table or in this case on top of the TV, with the teeth hanging over.
It is SA crappy pine, veneered with some bits of mahogany to give a good cutting surface.
The teeth is a piece of ice cream stick, nice and solid.

Then painted with acrylics.
Don't look too closely at the face, I used a toothpick to draw the lines in white :shock:

Click to expand...

He looks as though he's spent an enjoyable few hours in the company of Jessica Rabbit! :lol: - Rob
 
Woodbloke":2ibrlmv2 said:
Phil":2ibrlmv2 said:
Friends down the road, wife, collects anything that looks like a rabbit. :lol:

Wire, wood, ceramics .................. In the garden, in the house.

I saw the pic on a site, copied into Powerpoint and then did some different sizes for whatever wood is

available.

It hangs on the edge of a table or in this case on top of the TV, with the teeth hanging over.
It is SA crappy pine, veneered with some bits of mahogany to give a good cutting surface.
The teeth is a piece of ice cream stick, nice and solid.

Then painted with acrylics.
Don't look too closely at the face, I used a toothpick to draw the lines in white :shock:

Click to expand...

He looks as though he's spent an enjoyable few hours in the company of Jessica Rabbit! :lol: - Rob
Click to expand...


:lol: :lol:

Can't find her, she seems to have hopped away :lol:
 
They put them out on the roundabout every year. The big one is over 8 ft tall. Believe me, they are even scarier in the flesh than the picture :shock: :shock: :lol:
 
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