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Easy Off makes a "no fumes" product that works well without the toxic odor, and it's prety gentle on the hands. I've used it for quite a while with great success on metal and resin. Just watch your exposure time. I do it in 20 min increments and use an old toothbrush to clean the tight spots.

Your painting is superb, Mark. The time lapse video is a brilliant storke. I just wish I could slow it down a little. Thanks for clearing out the cobwebs with this very creative post.

Nice work, Roger. Looking forward to seeing the final product. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Da Vinci may have said it best: "Art is never finished, only abandoned."

Great shots! Thanks, Al.

I'm a little surprised that everone seems so down on washes. They can be hard to control, but they can be controlled with practice, IMHO. I don't use them much, but they have their uses. Here are some general guidlines on mixing ratios. These are a place to start, and you will undoubtedly find...

I was there and this was a great show, despite the lower turnout. While I'm sure the economy has something to do with that, we need to make the effort to support these shows or they and the dealers who support them will be gone. I hope that the "regulars" will be back next year.

Phil Stearns is painting at his workbench in the sky. One of the founders of our hobby.

A real beauty, Conny!

At last, a red-head! Nice work.

Lovely work, Stephen. Hope it's not keeping you out of the Pubs!

Very nice. Your "usual" superb work, Roc.

Outstanding work. Boris would be proud!

All very cool stuff, but the Tavern is my favorite.

No, Al, but is your figure display area starting to resemble the indian encampment at the Little Big Horn? :-)

Steven, I think most of us loyal subscribers understand that "life happens" and that the magazine is the work of a small, devoted few. As long as you keep us infomred, as you have done here, I doubt that there is a subscriber that will not stick with you. IMHO, your magazine is the best...

I have to be "on fire" with enthusiasm and inspiration to do a figure, so I run through my gray army until one picks me! Who knows where these feelings come from - and I really don't care. I'm having fun and that's really all that matters. Nothing worse than losing your drive half way...

Very nice work, Walt.

A breathtaking inspiration for us all!

I know he carries the sets, but they are not on the web site. Try a call for more info: http://www.hobbybunker.com/