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Now that the education panel model is a little past the leather hard stage I have it set aside to finish drying. It may yet wind up a little larger than I scaled for due to differences in clay shrinkage. I decided to make the lioness model the same size as my wolf model is, I still have the template assembly I used to shape the clay round and concave, this would make it 20″ across with a 1″ border. I also need to locate some good photos of the subject at hand, especially side views of lioness’ heads for depth. I may start it this week once I finish up some casting and packing several items up for shipping.