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Well, Matt, I guess when your work is THAT good, they call you "Mister." :-) Excellent!

Another great addition to the Museum series. I am working on the Van Der Wyden piece right now, and look forward to getting into this one soon. Copying the masters is a traditional method of learning to paint, and Quang has given us the chance to learn from some of the best.

Fantastic work! Very rich tones - well done.

Great work! Your sculpting is dead-on. Even the "quick paint job" looks fantastic.

Very nicely done! I agree the blue eyes are great (Nobody knows what it's like ... behind blue eyes). What is the scale, and did you use and airbrush?

Scares hell outta me! Well done. This is a great piece.

Very nicely done!

Nicw work, Dirk. Thanks for the post.

Thanks for the info, Craig. I would love to see this exhibit. Too bad it ends on the 30th - it would have been a nice stop on the way to/from MFCA.

Back atcha, brother. Is your Guinness green today?

Preiser, owner of the molds that were formerly Elastolin toys, has two different buffalo (running ans standing) figures in 60mm. Availability can be somewhat dodgy. I have four (from years ago) that I use in a buffalo hunting scene.

The Western MA Figure group will be there. Looking forward to a great show. See you all in a few weeks!

Excellent work!

That's it! Thanks, Joe.

Nice work. Welcome to the dark side.

I saw this figure done up in very elaborate robes at one of the shows. It's a great canvas, so have some fun with it, Craig.

Nice work, Guy.

Looking good, Wendy!

Very nice work, Stephen. Boy! You're a fast painter.

Stunning work. How did you achieve that snow look with oils?