Green winged Teal Drake Decoy Session 5 - Detailing the Head

[@charliejackson5096]

Thank you for all great information that you shared with us!!!!

[@tomchristieart]

You are welcome Charlie! Thanks for your note.

[@JosephCurtis-b7b]

I can watch you all day,you make it look so easy

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks very much!

[@richardmurphy8006]

Thanks Tom . One of the first ducks I’ve ever carved when I was young. My Mom was my biggest fan and I put it in in her casket when she passed. You brought back some great memories. Now I’m ready to do another green winged teal. One of my favorites . With tears rolling down my face; thank you so much. Love your videos.

[@tomchristieart]

That is very humbling Richard. Thanks for sharing your story about your mom. You are most welcome and glad you are going to carve another GWT. Best regards.

[@huntertwitty6597]

Greet video always keep referencing for details to minimize any mistakes. Thank you !

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks Hunter. It sure helps.

[@gregcarlos181]

Thanks Tom, very much appreciated Sir.

[@tomchristieart]

Very welcome!

[@duckmanbhb]

I was working on a bill last night and like you said, I got one side of the nostrils too high. But I am going to go back and redo the nostril like you showed us. You have the hands of a surgeon. When you paint and carve, your hands are STEADY. Thank you for showing us once again how to set the eyes and carve those bills. They are tough. I am going to try that water based two part epoxy too. Seems like it will be easier to set eyes with that instead of plastic wood.
Bruce Brandeberry

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks for your comments!

[@bahamarmaris4015]

Now I can at least try to carve all the details on the bill. I’d better try it on a bigger bird though. 😂 thank you TC. 🙏🏻

[@tomchristieart]

I know! After working on those big magnum canvasbacks this bird feels very small. 😁