Jerkin' Jaws Jigs
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Tried something different. I know that it doesn't matter and some will say that is just too much for just a jig, but it just looks cool and it is different.
In the Lab w/ Marble Paint Job
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Bucko
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very cool. tutorial would be sweet.
Jerkin' Jaws Jigs
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I will make a how to video and post soon
plateboater
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What the heck......why did you have to post a new technique that looks FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CrappieHappy
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Awesome work as always, Bentley!
Barefoot
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Sweet!!!
Lost Pole
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Real cool work. Lotsa time spent on'em I'm sure. Thx for sharing the art with us.
Ron Don
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Dang Bentley the lab time paid off! Those are insane!
Bucho
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Extraordinary! 
Excellent! :icon14: Especially the pink/pearl tones look really nice, reminding me of a small mussle that lives in the sand here. Would make for a killer flounder jig.
Excellent! :icon14: Especially the pink/pearl tones look really nice, reminding me of a small mussle that lives in the sand here. Would make for a killer flounder jig.Hawnjigs
KISS
Wow! That goes for some of the fedders too.
I'll bet someone will paint cars like that someday.
I'll bet someone will paint cars like that someday.
LedHed
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Speechless
Stupendous work
Stupendous work
Jerkin' Jaws Jigs
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Thanks everyone I'm glad that you all like them.
JSC
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That is some kind of paint job (the paint shines over everything else)
JSC is correct.....
....I was looking pretty much only at the paint! Some mighty fine artwork on the heads. Then, i went back through to look at the rest of the jig and now have to ask, what is the body material used on the 6th picture down with the orange body? Chenille on the 4th pic down also looks really cool! Nice work.
JSC said:
....I was looking pretty much only at the paint! Some mighty fine artwork on the heads. Then, i went back through to look at the rest of the jig and now have to ask, what is the body material used on the 6th picture down with the orange body? Chenille on the 4th pic down also looks really cool! Nice work.