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Ye I really like how the colors of the different wood POP when I apply the clear coat. All the colors of the Indian motorcycle are natural wood colors. There are no colors added by staining. The wood species I used on it are: White Oak, Cherry, Walnut, Maple, Padauk, Purple Heart, and Pine...

I just finished clear coating the Indian motorcycle:

I just finished building this Indian Scout Bobber.

It looks like interest in this thread has fizzled out. Unless I get some exposure with the general audience, there is not enough demand for a raffle. If anyone is interested in the Abrams plaque let me know. I have about 4 hours and $10 in materials. I will still donate whatever money I make...

A quick project made today:

It depends on how many people will buy tickets. I figure between $1 and $5 a ticket. It will really help if more members are aware of the raffle.

I just finished painting the plaques NATO green and will post some pictures once they dry. I wonder how many raffle tickets I can sell? Please let me know if you plan to purchase any tickets.

I got the plaque board fabricated today. Now I just need to paint or stain the background. I'm thinking of NATO Green or Olive Drab. What do you like? (These are 2 different ones. One is light color and the other is a bit greenish wood) I am hoping to be able to raffle both of them.

I got the tank made! Still need to sand it and make some nice backer for it. (like a plaque) I made a triple stack of it, so I have 3 copies of it.

The lettering is always the hardest part (in most cases)

I had an idea about how i can raise some money for the nurse that is battling cancer a 2nd time. I am thinking of directly raffling off a scroll art of an Abrams A1 tank. I purchased the plans for it on-line and it is 17 inches by 5-1/2 inches tall approx. I'll make it out of Poplar. Here is...

Made this last night:

Some fun project. I keep busy...can you tell?

Here is some Intarsia style art I did:

Thank you! Average time per portrait is 3 to 4 hours. Some took longer than that. Here is some art I made today: Donated the Fire Fighter art to the local firehouse.

Here is the portraits displayed on my wall:

Last batch:

Almost done:

Are you tired yet?

On we go: