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I think it looks really good! Great work !!!!!!!!!

nice work BBM1! those look great.

Yeah CCP. I have a few of Marty's baits also and they are definately top notch! Nice story.

Thanks a lot guys. Means a lot!

Here's some of the latest ones off the wheel. After pizz and Big M put thiers up I hesitated on these. LOL Tell me what ya think please. The last 2 pics are the smae baits. I have struggled with doing craw baits so I have been tinkering around with some different colors. Thanks for looking.

Thanks D. If I may ask what did you clear the helmets with?

I decided to paint something other than a crankbait. I am not real happy with the clear coat and it needs some cleaning on the inside from overspray, but turned out pretty good. Let me know what you think.

Great looking stuff Marty!

Incredible stuff whittler! Always like seeing your work.

I like the effects on the sunperch. They all look good!

Here are the baits I did over the weekend. It was nice to be able to get back out and paint. Tell me what you think, good or bad. All these will be headed to Kentucky lake here in a few weeks. Hopefully they will wear out those ledge fish. Hope you like 'em. From the top waters To the crappies To some sexy's to a couple of shadows. To a couple blue backs to a couple sour apples And last but not least, a couple off the walls

Great work CCP!

Lookin good Marty!

Big M makes a great bait for sure and your paint looks good on it!

I saw some of these ovre on another forum. Great job!

WOW! Great work man!

Thanks everyone! Kinda figured you might like the first 4 Marty! LOL Got a few more of yours left to do. They are fun to paint for sure!

Here are the latest ones to come out of the shop. Went a little off the wall this time. Got on a stripe thing for some reason. Tell me what ya think.

They all look good Marty! And I know they will fish well too!

Injection is the way to go for thin appendages and no trimming. That being said, the more you pour the less overrun you will have. What I use is a small pair of sewing scissors to trim baits. You can also try to use your fingernail or a spoon to "press" the excess off. What I mean by that is to push down on the excess at the edge of the mold. This won't work with pop or rtv molds. Also you may try pouring the thin parts first and let it run or get pulled into the main body. Hope that makes sense.

I guess you could call me east central IN. North of Muncie a little. Bout an hr south of FT. Wayne.

Thanks guys. Got the other 2 baits yesterday Marty, thanks a ton! I will keep posting pics as I get them done. You make a great bait. Got to fish a few of them frinally and am impressed with the action on them. After a tick of tuning they have all run good! Don't have any fish pics for ya yet, but that will happen.

Here is the rest of the latest. Only have room on the wheel for 10 so had to clear coat these in 2 different times.

Thanks guys! It had been a while since I painted last. Been working too much. Gonna have a couple more pics from the end of this batch tonite. Thanks again.

here's some of my latest ones. Barry's paintjob on his striper got my mouth watering! I had to try it. Not as nice as his, but I like em. Tell me what you think. Did these 2 for for a guy in MI. And thse for a guy in Maryland.