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I just want to know why there is a WWII Pacific Theater Marine roaming through the burning oil fields of Kuwait? :lol:

Matthew, what you've got there is a good, nice, solid airbrush. You've made a good choice for your first "real" airbrush. It's a real step up from the old master blaster of the Badger 350, which is good for what it does. It's much better than using a spray can because it atomizes the paint...

That would be Gary Beetley

I'm sorry Marc, but things have taken a turn of the surly and surreal. I'm sure a member of the HMSNEO will post a link to their site when they've finished uploading them to their domain.

Sorry, but due to unforseen appreciation, I'm killing the link to the pictures and removing them from my site. I'm sure the HMSNEO can take care of your future photo needs.

It should be. It took best of show. I'm glad you enjoyed them.

It's taking a bit of time to get the photos from our recent show posted to the HMSNEO web site. So I've posted some to my Photobucket account in order to give a bit of a preview until things are up and running. There are 7 pages of photos, the first 2 1/2 are predominantly aircraft and armor...

Gimme a little time John, geez! ;) In all, I've got 7 folders of pictures to go through, covering the weekend, with between 150 and 225 photos in each. So this is going to take me a bit of time to get everything named properly and rotated to their proper orientation, and then run them through...

Jim, see if there's a Hobby Town USA in your area. They usually carry the Citadel line.

Maybe we can get through this years show without feeling "the blessings of the Holy Spirit" blasting through the walls. :lol:

Gunze has lots of primers. Which one are you talking about?

John's right Paul. You'll take I-44 to Tulsa and exit at Hwy 169 going south. Then you'll exit off of Hwy 169 at 41st Street. At 41st Street, go east (left). It will take you under Hwy 169, and the hotel is about 1/4 mile past Hwy 169, on the South side of the street. It's the only big multi...

That's ok Steve. We'll determine who wins by seeing who can stay in the smoking room the longest. ;)

Man, if there's only going to be four of us this year, maybe I can finger paint a figure real quick and get me a medal. :lol: But I did finish up a piece (not a figure, of course) just a couple of hours ago, for the show. And this will be the first time in some years that I've had more than...

Sorry Pete, but we're not in posession of that piece yet, so I didn't take the picture of that one or John's. I'm sure they won't be here until Bob and John get into town for the show.

I can hardly wait!!!! But I have to apologize to the guys who painted the pieces in the photos I took. I totally forgot to adjust to colors properly before sending them on to Mark, who in turn, fowarded them to Gordy and Guy. So these photos just don't do the pieces justice. They are just way to...

We're gonna miss you in Tulsa, bud. But what an opportunity. I really hope you have a great time, but you better practice rolling your own smokes, because the Marlboro Man didn't live in the 19th century.

Matthew, for what you are planning on doing (figure painting), Tamiya acrylic paints are possibly the worst paint you could choose. They are not well suited for brush painting at all. All my Tamiya paints are strictly for airbrush use only. Like Dan said, Vallejo paints are much better, acrylic...

Man, that's freakin' cool. Here's a stupid question for you though. After a project like this, have you ever accidentally had two of the exact same face looking back at you when you were done? :lol:

Before I even read the text, I was thinking "That looks just like the dude from 'The Green Mile'." Amazing. Especially in such a small scale.