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The Osprey series has plates. (y)

Excellent.

I prime resin and metal.

Great subject. Nice work.

Very nice.

I agree. Excellent work.

Very nice work. :)

I'm not proud. I am willing to accept delivery from a fully clothed Halle Berry!!! Lovely lady. :)

I agree. For 120mm, I have found the paper lollipop sticks available for candy makers work great. Friction fit with the correct sized hole. Reusable.

I do not use gloves when handling or cleaning white metal. I wear a mask when sanding resin. :)

Very nice work. :thumb:

How will changing the name of your vignette solve your problem? :thumb:

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Automotive brake fluid will eat paint. Be careful with where you use it. :thumb:

People like different sizes. :thumb: Experiment and see what you like. Buy a figure in each scale; compare sizes. You are likely to end up with a scale you like.

Right arm needs to be worked. Stand at a mirror, raise your arms, and take a look at how they should be. :thumb:

Does it matter? They're your figures, do what you like. :thumb:

FWIW: I have an Optivisor. Tried it for a while, but it seemed to always be in the way. I have not used it in years. :thumb:

Excellent. I half expected him to say something. :thumb:

You don't know that it's lead. Why not contact Andrea and ask? :thumb: