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Simply wonderful...this piece has the ability to transcend time and put you right there...brilliant. And it's not even painted or in an evironment yet. Top notch.

Interesting and cool rant...I'm getting one and coverting it to Kid Shileen.

Damn good Wes as a Pawnee, I presume. It could actually double for him as Magua in "Last of the Mohicans". Very similar head adornment. Nice job...

Outstanding

Yes, really sweet. Nice feeliing and cool foresty look to it...bravo. Any figure or dio with a dog with it is aces by me. Can you tell us about the water...what you used?

Baptism, eh? Doesn't that get rid of Original Sin? Your girl looks like it may cause it.. Really lovely and well painted, Mike.

Way cool...nice job!

The annual NJHMA EXPO 2011 is coming soon! Stop by and take a look...Sunday September 11th, 2011 at the WAYNE PAL For further info: http://www.njhma.org/expo-2011/Flyer.pdf

Ok, Colin...you're a stegosaurus stenops....and I'm right along there with you, grazing in a Jurassic meadow. Just waiting for the "changes". Just waiting to be fossilized and become fuel.

The technologies have changed sure...just like enamels to oils to acrylics, etc. Now there's no more sawdust and glue figures and theres Sculpey and two part epoxies, etc. But you still have to sculpt with it by hand. Whatever you use. Not a machine. It is inevitable that it comes, and we see it...

Of course, that's obvious. That's if anybody does it the old way anymore after some time. And do we need totally hand sculpted figures to be rarer and more exclusive? What for?

If this method does make it to the competitions, then there is no doubt that it should absolutely be a seperate category...hands down. Like photography should be (and usually is, though not always),from 2d and sculpture in art shows. And it will still boil down initially to a painting...

Well...no, I haven't. But I love pictures about gladiators.

Wow surely something different....nice sculpt! And don't call me Shirley.

Maurizio...beautiful. Just beautiful.

Beauties! Love Tecumseh...noble in sculpture as he was in life. Bravo!

Re: Gassed - Mustard casualties of the 55th West Lancashire Made me think of the same thing. Beautifuuly done, with superb detailing. My grandfather was gassed also...he made it until the mid forties, but suffered terribly with lung problems all his life.

This is really excellent. Love all elements...everything handled top notch. Great sculpt. However, I don't get the "lonesome" part of the titling. Just my tuppence, but weren't these guys far from "lonesome"?

Wow, I guess you were only kidding about the Jivaro headhunter, eh? Wonderful figure Mike. Great personality and just love the "twisting the 'stache" attitude you've captured. Boffo on the blousing, too. Bravo.

Oleg, is this Wagner the 'Ring of the Nebielung" guy? The "Ride of the Valkura" guy? Wow...very cool. Nice job...very smooth. One thing, he looks a little tan (could be the exposure/lighting) for a German. Of course, he coud have been in the sun, contemplating apocalyptic things. But I think of...