In the words of that great almost sage, Red on That 70's Show, "Holy Crap." And I mean that in a very good way. What a neat process to have watched you go through to make such wonderful pieces. I admire your skills.
Jeff,
Many thanks for the step by step. The finished product is fantastic and I've enjoyed watching the project develop. I appreciate the time you've spent posting the photos.
What's next?
Simon
Simon.
Whats next? LOL.........I don't know? Joe (The Lt) has got some nice Zulu castings which I belive would make a good 'How To' subject, perhaps we can persuade him to have a go?
I appreciate the interest and the comments that yourself and others have posted......Thanks.
Regards
Jeff
Dear Jeff,
Are you using gloss oil paints? What mfg....Are there gloss paints available in latex..My eyes do not work the same and if I were to use oils, it would take me forever, because of all my ,for sure touch ups....I find, to merely spray gloss a matte figure, does not give as satisfying an appearence....Wonderful talent. Michael
Jeff,
Noted as long as the pictures don't go away.
One thing we'll have to discuss is shipping.
Brad.
I am going to wait another week for the paint to thoroughly dry as we don't want bits of tissue sticking to the figures. Then I will post them off to you.
Jeff
Brad.
I am going to wait another week for the paint to thoroughly dry as we don't want bits of tissue sticking to the figures. Then I will post them off to you.
Jeff
Jeff: Thanks for sharing your painting and assembly skills with us. I enjoyed following your project. Leadmen
Well, the paint has dried and they have been packed ready for shipment (once the postal strikes have ended) so hopefully a week to ten days and they will be in their new home.
What's next?.........maybe an Elephant!
Jeff