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    Palm Sunday by Bruce Worthington

    This was a difficult project but I am really happy with the result.. Thanks Bruce for the challenge.
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    WOW...!!!!
    That's one Very impressive piece of art...
    Jim

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    • #3
      Great Job Hal !!!
      Very good cutting and fitting.
      Mike
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      • #4
        Excellent job Hal ! What are the dimensions?
        Tim

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        • #5
          Tommy,

          What a beautiful piece you have made! The colors are perfect.

          Nancy in AZ
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          • #6
            Wow is right - beautiful piece!
            Douglas Fraser
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            • #7
              Tommy, beautiful work
              Fran

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              • #8
                WOW is right, lots of detail, great wood color and grain selection.
                I would also like to know the final size?
                Rolf
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                • #9
                  Beautiful work.
                  Thanks for sharing.
                  Larry

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                  • #10
                    Fantastic work.
                    aubec

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                    • #11
                      Outstanding job on it Hal.

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                      • #12
                        Hi Tommy - you really excelled yourself with this project. A beautiful work of art and a great tribute to Bruce's excellent design skills. Congratulations pal!
                        Jim in Mexico

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                        • #13
                          size

                          Originally posted by Rolf View Post
                          WOW is right, lots of detail, great wood color and grain selection.
                          I would also like to know the final size?
                          the finished size is 42.5 by 19.5

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                          • #14
                            well done Hal, great color and shaping from what I can see, sorry I haven't commented before now but I've been in the hospital since the 16th
                            Bruce F. Worthington

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                            • #15
                              Extremely nice result on this Hal.

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