tok-tok, German tiki thing. News + pics on pg. 7+8 - Tiki Carving

T tok-tok Member North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Joined: Oct 17, 2007 Posts: 148	T tok-tok Posted posted on Sun, Dec 9, 2007 3:36 AM So, here is what I am doing at the moment. One of my best mates is planing his 40th birthday to the end of this month. This is going to be a big event in our little town. There will be four bands playing live on stage (rockabilly- country, surf, streetpunk and psychobilly). A bunch of people have promised their appearence. I was asked to do a kind of decoration for the stage. Two big tikis, one to the left and one to the right. But they are not a present, will be up for sale afterward. I choosed two big logs of poplar for the project. Booth ca. 4.5 feet high and not dry nor. Here are the results of this weeks work. After debarking. They´ve got some big knothole but I think, I can hide them. A lot of drawing with chalk and graphite Doing chainsaw work. After putting down the saw. And after some detailing with chisels and mallet. The mallet ist for size-comparison. After this session I really think, I can finish both till the event. I forgo to put too much details on. What do you think? Thanks for your visit. tok-tok (Kay)

So, here is what I am doing at the moment.

One of my best mates is planing his 40th birthday to the end of this month. This is going to be a big event in our little town. There will be four bands playing live on stage (rockabilly- country, surf, streetpunk and psychobilly). A bunch of people have promised their appearence.

I was asked to do a kind of decoration for the stage. Two big tikis, one to the left and one to the right. But they are not a present, will be up for sale afterward.

I choosed two big logs of poplar for the project. Booth ca. 4.5 feet high and not dry nor.

Here are the results of this weeks work.

After debarking.