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6 comments:
YEAH!! Go Meari, go Meari, go Meari!!! So how much more to go???
Great progress! So, how much more do you have to go until this is finished?!?!
so pretty Meari!!!!! I love watching this one come to life!!!
Mime is really coming along. You will be done with it in no time!
Wow, this is a big project. I didn't realize it fully until you took this closeup. Great work!
it's really getting close, now! Looks great.
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