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10 comments:
More wonderful trains and this is a beaut. You've created an amazing sheen to its smooth orange glowing metal. Very clever. Keep resting now.
You love tains--I love trains. Your work is nice.
Thank you for sharing
This fabulous work with us
Good creations
This is a delightful train series. I really am enjoying it. Wishing you increased strength, energy and inspiration too.
I am very much enjoying your train series. I wasn't following when they came around the first time. Hope you are resting up and feeling better. Get stronger so we can see the next series waiting on your easel.
Rhonda, Joan, Terry, Skizo, Vicki - thank you all for the kind comments!
Carrie H - glad you are following now! and glad you are enjoying these trains!
Deb love this train series. When I was a kid I wished I were a boy just so I could have a set of trains... so now I could if I want. LOL ! keep it going
Barbra Joan - glad you like this series - old, old paintings. I must get out and about and find some more and take some digital photos - but "old stuff" is getting harder and harder to find.
a big red locomotive, this one would have captured my heart as a kid. it's got that 50s book illustration look that i really dig. another winner Deb!
Nick, thanks for the comment!
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