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I saw a couple mosaics people had made online of a number of 8-bit sprites from some old NES games and thought I’d give it a try. Wood Man from Mega Man 2 seemed appropriate.
Each block is a 5/16” cube that I glued with medium CA against a framing square to keep things even. All together I used about 960 pieces of oak, cherry, walnut, poplar, blackwood and bloodwood. Once it was completed, I glued the entire thing to a 1/2” plywood back and belt sanded the front smooth. Finish was a few coats of oak-tinted danish oil and wipe-on poly.
Proof positive once again, there’s no such thing as scrap!
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Making this special occasion memento for Courtney and Justin was a real labor of love.
When it was discovered that this pair of lovebirds wanted to have a wedding guest book puzzle, and that the 800 dollar price tag put it outside their wedding budget, my puzzle-making alarm bells went off. So, I offered just such a puzzle as their wedding gift.
They wanted the puzzle to have between 150 and 200 pieces. I actually made a suite of puzzles, the main one at 27” by 18”(159 pieces), and three smaller puzzles, providing about 210 pieces altogether. Most of the pieces are roughly 2” long and 1.5” high.
The puzzle was presented to them at Courtney’s bridal shower this weekend in a presentation box intended for the thee smaller puzzles. The box for the big puzzle will be given to them at the reception.
Thanks for looking in, lumberjocks.
Russ