Rocking Horse

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KN75

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Here is my take on a rocking horse. It will be presented tomorrow to my nephew. The body and rockers are ash, the saddle, straps and bridle are walnut and the mane, tail and handles are bocote with six coats of gel varnish.
Thanks for looking,comments and feedback are always welcome.

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GaryMGg

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That's top notch; methinks I'm book-marking this one so I can make a pattern off it.
Does that say "well done" strongly enough!?!!! :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
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TomW

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Cool...looks vaguely familiar!

Nice Job
Tom

PS working on #3 for our third grandchild.
 

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Rfturner

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great job on it I had used one as a kid that my grandfather built just slightly different. My mom and her sisters used it as well as nine grandchildren, and one great grandchild it still works fine
 

Grizz

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Very nice. I think I like to try something like that when ever grand kids come around (many years off!)
 
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