What's on your workbench?

i see money on the floor

 

éu or $

 

Wolfgang, that Cinnamon teal is killer!!

 

I didnt realize Black Cock had white in the wings, Cool! Nice birds! Heres my last bird of the week, A 29 pound Trumpeter. Glad its put together!

 

eugene, very nice swan. man that mount must be big in person.

 

Man them birds are huge

 

Boar master, rad chto echo odin sootechestvennik na saite... OOS , molodets


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Nice Trumpeter !
Customer didn't want to remove the iron stains ?

 

This swan had a wingspread of 78 inches, on this pose. The widest I have done is a 86 inch wingspan. Most Trumpeters are in the 24-28 pound range with the largest I ever did was 36 lbs on a digital scale. Glasseye, its for USF&W they, as most clients do, Like the rust stains left on as they do add character, Every now and then I get a client who wants them as white as possible. This is the swan I posted up a thread a while back on the strangely colored/marked feet.

 

Awesome swan Eugene! I hate mounting those things! Here's a customer bird I tried my new carcass cast drake woodie body on.

 

You have any pics of them feet after you paintd them up that woodduck looks great

 

hardest birds ever for me :

 

This common gave me fits today. He was a small bird with a very small head but in texas we don't get a lot of opportunities to be choosy. I don't remember swatting him but I must have.


I think my head was a little big and was stretching the skin. Just couldn't get it to "crest" up. At one point I was here

Ended up here after 3+ hrs of redos.

Im pretty happy but this bird just But I think he may get redone with one of my AK birds.

 

Here's a pheasant I put together today for our PF chapter.

 

milo, great job on the woodcock

 

a pesquet parrot, without bones, only the feet are there. Misses a lot of feathers

 

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