Ron Smith's The Making of A Masterpiece

[SamW]

I recently received a copy of Ron's new book and want to comment on just how impressed I am with the book. Ron takes you through all the steps of developing the concept to making the finished product. It was like being right there with Ron as the project progressed. I found his concept and execution of the simulated bead work especially interesting. You will also get a good idea of just how much hard work goes into such an effort.

The book was publish by FEGA with several people involved and they did an outstanding job of producing a beautiful hard bound book...a delightful addition to my library!

I am told there are a few copies left at the special introduction price. The book can be found at the fega.com site.

 

[tortlieb@verizon.net]

I recently received a copy of Ron's new book and want to comment on just how impressed I am with the book. Ron takes you through all the steps of developing the concept to making the finished product. It was like being right there with Ron as the project progressed. I found his concept and execution of the simulated bead work especially interesting. You will also get a good idea of just how much hard work goes into such an effort.

The book was publish by FEGA with several people involved and they did an outstanding job of producing a beautiful hard bound book...a delightful addition to my library!

I am told there are a few copies left at the special introduction price. The book can be found at the fega.cot

just joined and picked up a copy. as always thank you Sam for the reminder

 

[AllenClapp]

This book is worth its price on just the discussions of how he planned and executed the simulated beadwork on the wood stock and on the gun metal: two different systems ending up looking alike. The rest of the book is just like biting into a piece of exceptionally good chocolate and then finding that there are real raspberries inside!