Highlander

I'm not a fan of busts, but this I like.

You do really nice work.

Horse is very striking in a really nice figure.

Really nice.

Very well done.

Wouldn't an Excel spreadsheet do just as well?

Know your enemy?

Sweet!

It is so impressive it is intimidating.

I have two new projects in a medium I have only tried once before -- resin. One is an aircraft and the other is a figure. I will need to fill some tiny air pockets, sand off some injection lines, and smooth out some surface on both. Any tips on these areas? My prior resin attempt was a mess -- trying to fill air pockets and then sanding the imperfect results over and over. Specifically: What's the best way to fill a small air pocket? What kind of files and sandpaper are recommended for removing injection borders and for cleaning up mold marks? What approach is recommended for smoothing of less than perfectly smooth resin surfaces prior to putting on a base coat of paint? Help appreciated.

Thanks for the reference to Dr Faust. I took the face painting clinic at Nats and your comments and Dr Faust reinforce what we learned.

Fine work with very subtle coloring.

Man, some of those figure photos were as good as I've ever seen.

That base is way impressive.

Very nice indeed.

Sweet work.

More!

Yes, indeed -- or those who refused to be re-educated. And it works both ways. I remember an instance in which the new events manager simply denied any prior agreement whatsoever and quoted a new, and higher, meeting room fee. In addition, he denied that his predecessor had made the deal we had with the venue. At that point it was discovered that we hadn't actually signed the contract for the year in question. So we had to find a new place to meet.

You are all braver than I. If I can't drive, I don't go.

Welcome amigo!

The more the merrier...or some such saying.

Oh, yes. Just make sure you let the Future cure.

Realy, really nice. And good work with the bush to save the horse.