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Excellent.

That would probably be a Phoenix model. They had a number of 18th/19th century metal figures. Hard to find but I think I remember someone posting a site that had reissued them.

Why paper and not plastic?

Adam Beane is going to offer a how to sculpting DVD through donations. The link can be found here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adambeane/adam-beanes-amazing-sculpture-videos I don't normally (like never) promote stuff like this but Adam is one of the best sculptors around and I think...

Excellent find.

I guess you can find out on their website: http://perry-miniatures.com/index2.html

Historex used to have a punch and die set for making small scale buttons which was expensive but did the job. http://www.historexagents.com/shop/tips_punch.php Maybe you can find one on E-bay or perhaps someone else makes a similar one. I think I paid about $50 for mine ten years ago. It...

I think they should issue those guns to the TSA if they are so lethal.

If he was convicted of credit card fraud before how is that the credit card companies allowed him to handle their cards after that? Since they have to pay you would think they would have a little more due diligence for their own sake. What a wacky world.

Peter Jackson became aware of the fraud in 2007 and it is just becoming news now four years later???? Something is missing in this story. Like what transpired over the last four years and how long had he been defrauding before Jackson found out. I wonder if he bilked other accounts too?

Andrea sells one in 54mm: http://www.andrea-miniatures.com/market/AspsProductos/Detalle.asp?IdProductoDetalle=745 There are also some here: http://www.milminwh.com/mannequins.htm But you can make your own easily enough with a little putty and some paperclip wire. Just get a good figure...

To see some others who sculpt at this level, check out the Sculptor's Corner. http://www.thesculptorscorner.com/ Check out Greg Polutanovich: http://www.thesculptorscorner.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=4216

Just saw this. I don't think sculpting figures can get much better than that.

Love it.

That's what I do.

A crock pot set on low with the lid off will cure Aves in about fifteen - twenty minutes depending on the thickness of putty. I use it all the time since I sculpt very small areas at a time I want it cured quickly so I can move on.

There is no shrinkage/expansion with epoxy or resin. Not sure about Sculpey. Metal will expand but usually at the low temperatures used for curing Sculpey I doubt it would have any effect. I have not seen any degradation of those materials in the ten years or so that I have been modeling.

I think most sculptors eventually try everything at some point and settle on what they prefer. It depends on how you work and what lends itself best to your method. I used Milliput a couple of times and did not care for it at all and yet people do great things with it. MS is good and I still use...

There are two types of Apoxie whites. The super white is greasier than the regular white which is what I use. Also the natural is closer to MS. I would avoid any of the colored Apoxies as the consistency is too sticky. I tried the black and it was just awful. They also make to several types of...

I answered you also on TimeLines but it would be a lute like the following: http://www.dollshousesuppliers.com/8...te-style-2.jpg http://images.art.com/images/product...0/12059782.jpg http://www.glynmooreent.co.uk/userimages/rob-medi.jpg http://www.shipbrook.com/jeff/animas/lute/StillLife.jpg