Dead Pheasants: I make them.
Iamazin@aol.com

Alice Zinn

Dead Pheasants: Ann Weiner has some dead pheasants on her web site http://annw.miniature.net They are from England, made with real feathers and look terrific. She also has a hunter that could go with them.

Becky Holliday

Roombox Tavern:  - just built a 1750's tavern roombox, and I don't know how to finish the top of the box.  I framed the front and finished the sides in upright timbers and chinking, but what do you do with the top......all I've ever made before were actual buildings, not roomboxes.

Lynn (No E)

Flocking - This lady carries flocking in every color you can think of: "Betty Dann-Designs by Dann" email: DesgnbyDan@aol.com http://imaginationmall.com/dann/

Ruth, Grass Valley, CA

Dremel:   Home Depot gives Dremel lessons.   They will even do a group class for your mini club; just call them if there's one near you.   Or, try their website:  http://www.dremel.com/html/started/started.html

Stacey Torres

Thin wood: if veneers are too thin to do what you want, I custom cut wood. I have about 15 domestic species and a few exotics. I specialize in 1/8 and 1/16" thicknesses. For precision's sake I can only do 4" wide. I have some very satisfied small stuffers out there. Email me if you're interested. lumbertray@aol.com

Ray Lumbert

Cernit, sculpy, Premo: an excellent source for Cernit and any other polymer clay is Marie Segal at the Clay factory in Escondido. Her website for ordering http://www.clayfactory.net/

Carol Wagner Joshua Tree Calif.

Egyptian miniatures: I remember someone was looking for Egyptian items. Just ran across this and thought I'd post it. http://www.wildorchidminiatures.com/egypt.htm

Fran

Dremel: If you visit their web site http://www.dremel.com/html/home_fr.html  you will find a wealth of information there.   If you go to the Customer Service page, Literature request, you can order a product catalog and a copy of "Projects for the Imagination Uses Guide for Rotary Tools" for free.  They also have an owners' club and hundreds of projects on their "Project Finder" page, complete with photo instructions and a list of everything you need to do the project.  It is probably one of the best web sites I have ever run across.

David

Dremels:   I couldn't live without my Dremel. I bought the flexible shaft for my Dremel, it makes it much easier to use, it's like holding a pen and it's much easier to control. I saw that someone else is having a problem with scorching, I think that your rotary tool may be too fast.  My Dremel has 5 speeds and if I am shaping or sanding a piece with the speed too high the wood scorches.

Kathy