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Thats brilliant!! Just amazing.

wow, Serious sculpting skills. Knowing to put that simple upside down V on Thors lower toso so it is seen just under layer 2 is impressive prethought.

^This That Duke head looks great!!

great paintjob bro! looks very crisp

agree. Man, That dio base he is standing on is really cool too. Is it built on the light, maybe one of those stick-on battery operated under cabinet lights?

Man bro, looks outstanding.

Oh my! Consider me jealous. Looks great. I wanted 2 of Xavier's bad without seeing the result. Now I want 2 so much more. I like ungloved. Could Michael Jackson them to distinguish them along with the scar and hair, Maybe glove the hands that hold the briefcases and add handcuffs.

I can't convince myself to buy these for me, I dont need another line to collect, but my sons saw this thread last night and now they want them. haha. So looks like we will be getting some.

Outstanding. Came out awesome, Thats a zombie(s) I would probably run from. Definately creepy. That last pic, wow!

Here are 2 buildings I recently finished up. First is my replica of Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash. I was watching Comic Book Men and saw the building in the intro and thougt, I'm gonna make that. The dimensions of these buildings are the size I intend to use from here out as my rough...

oh wow, how disturbing! I love it!

white works great for grout walls. You just have to take longer drybrushing the brickwork to get the extra crevices filled inside the brick. What I do is paint brick all white, multiple coats. Than drybrush dark brown onto the bricks. I than take watered down brown and drop a drip into the...

If I absolutely have to use apple barrell or its like. I thin it with water and paint it with multplie coats untill its as solid one color as I want. Thin coats will keep the streak from coming through. Undercoat does not need to be solid color. Only coverage. The next paint will stick very well...

cheap paint like apple barrelll will take multiple coats to get solid color. I only use them for detail colors. I use indoor latex paint for the large surface areas.

got to prime it for sure. I always put 2 thin coats of either off white or grey/black before I do the actual colors I want. If surface you are painting is smooth. you can sand it first with a fine grit paper, will fill in grain and make paint not soak in as much.

wow, That thing is amazing. Truly impressive work. I find it so amazing what you do.

Looks great! I am diggin the Blue hair/lipstick on that Heartwrencher headsculpt you used.

That shocktank looks badass.

Thats pretty cool. Is it Balsa wood? I like the cinder blocks idea.

None here. Barely any MU on the shelves anywhere. Just Thor still. lol.