Pine Cone Numero Dos

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Well, worked on a second pine cone today, cast in PR, Berea black chrome cigar.

Little fill, little re-attach a leaf here and there. Somewhat of a pain, but worth it in the end. I'm working out the bugs on casting these and will be offering blanks for sale sometime soon, but they ain't gonna be cheap! There's a lot of prep work involved to get them right.

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Originally posted by R2
<br />That is spectacular!!![:)][:)][8D][^]

What sort of Pine cone Scientific name if poosible as well as common name. Thanx.
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Wow, I was hoping someone could tell me what it is. I found them in our church front yard and picked up a few.

Common name? Hey, pine cones!
Scientific Name? Opportunitum Scroungeus Abunchii. [:D]

Sorry I can't be more help. If I get time, I'll take a picture of the tree. It's got sorta droopy branches if I remember right, not real structured like a noble fir or something like that. I know, I'm a lousy tree geek. heh
 
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What sort of Pine cone Scientific name if poosible as well as common name. Thanx.
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FYI, I did a little research, and found out that the cones that I have are from a Norway Spruce (Picea Abies). Figured I'd better know what they are if I'm going to sell them sometime!
 
Hi,i have lot of cones laying around in our yard several times a yr,,big ones and some small ones,i`ll sell ya some,maybe 5 bucks a cone.[:)][:)]Just beutiful work.. Carl
 
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