New Slippery slope

[stanley62]

I found a new slippery slope to slide down.  I guess its better than collecting full sized anvils...

Jim

[lptools]

Nice  X 3 !!!!!

[Lewill2]

If you are buying by the pound, I think it is cheaper to collect full sized ones. Some of those miniatures are pretty pricey.

[Plyerman]

But they're so cute

[papadan]

I have one that was a free gift from Grizzly tools back in the late 90s. I love that 57 Deere, gonna have to look real hard for one of those.

[Northwoods]

Nice square.  Real nice.

[p_toad]

erm, they are cute...if that's a thing for anvils.   

that square is nice...good score all around.   

[jimwrench]

 Those are neat. All I have is this plain Jane

[amecks]

You'll also need to collect small tree trunks to mount them on.

[lptools]

Nice one, Amecks!!!

[oldgoaly]

School shop classes had them for a sand casting project. I made one for my neighbor with his name on it. Vintage ones with names bring lots of money!!! I like the idea of mounting them on scaled down tree trunks!!!

[leg17]

I found a new slippery slope to slide down. ...
Jim

Yup, you screwed up.

[lptools]

Hello, Jim. You started this, and All got me going  This is pretty close to scale with the stump mounted anvil we have at work, . I had fun setting this up, a lot of tree trimming going on in the neighborhood. I spotted the limb, and matched it up to one of my small anvils. Not as nice as the ones you posted!! Regards, Lou

[EVILDR235]

Now you need to find some correct to scale coyote and roadrunner figures to go with the ACME anvil.

EvilDr235

[amecks]

Needs a small hammer leaning against the stump.  The slippery slope gets steeper!