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Getting closer to being done |
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06-26-2013, 09:31 PM
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Getting closer to being done
This is not a post, It is a tribute to the men who have worked on this project.
Look at the top picture, taken on Edgar's kitchen table months ago. Look at the pictures below, taken today.
FYI- some pitting had to stay. But surprisingly, it's really only visible under photography.
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Yes Brian and Mills, there is a dog. |
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06-26-2013, 09:37 PM
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Yes Brian and Mills, there is a dog.
The barely dog is now visible in all its glory. Again, the pitting is not visible under normal conditions.
To remove all the little pocks would have destroyed the original engraving.
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