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Second try at painting.

Thad
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Same design, different lure which made it a little harder. The clear coat was tough because of the joints. The pieces would touch each other and mess the paint job up. But I still think it looks pretty good. Going to get some more paint to try a few more patterns now.

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    • Super User

    Looks good... the fish around here would surely eat it!

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    SECOND TRY.....SECOND TRY!!!!!! that's it I quit.....with guys like you around I feel like an idiot when I make lures..... ;)

    Great looking bait keep you the good work

    Harshman

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    • Super User

    lookin' great!

    people would pay good money on ebay for a magic swimmer with a paintjob like that!

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    Man, if that's only the 2nd try (I hate you) kidding of course.   I'm just jealous becuase I don't have that kind of skill with the airbrush.    That bait looks perfect.

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    • Super User
    I'm just jealous because I don't have that kind of skill with the airbrush.

    I beg to differ.

    Thad, the Magic Swimmer looks great.

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    lookin' great!

    people would pay good money on ebay for a magic swimmer with a paintjob like that!

    I know I would. That matches the shad where I fish perfectly. Great job!!!

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    • Super User

    oh, what eyes do you have on it?

    they arent the standard Sebile Evidence Series eyes...

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    • Author

    Just some 3D flexible eyes. I think I got them from cabelas.

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