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  1. 01-02-2014, 02:17 AM #1
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    Scottish red stag

    I have hand engraved the stag into the back of the piece of optical crystal with trees ect front and back to give a 3D effect .This piece is for a very upmarket gun shop in Missouri USA Check out his site marco polo outfitters he has a great shop with some seriously good guns


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    Fantastic as ever David but I do need to point out the anatomical in accuracy. I have it on good authority that Scottish stags have a tartan skin flap that somewhat resembles a kilt which starts at the waist and covers the legs to the hocks. Ha ha ha ha
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Fantastic as ever David but I do need to point out the anatomical in accuracy. I have it on good authority that Scottish stags have a tartan skin flap that somewhat resembles a kilt which starts at the waist and covers the legs to the hocks. Ha ha ha ha
    no it's now under the tail !! ha ha
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