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That sounds like the same one I use and the same way I use it. Cheap and efficient, couldn't work without it!

This one's cute, very cool!:lol:

Excellent work, I really like it!

Great work, I love it!

That's one of the cooler dwarfs I've seen!

Oh you finished! It looks very good.

He looks really good to me. The face looks like an American Indian more than Conan to me, but I like that!

You're really close on the likeness, great work!

That's a really cool figure!

Looks really good to me.

Sorry for the delayed response, I was out camping at Fort Richardson State Park in Jacksboro without wi-fi. Very interesting place, it was in use from 1866-1878 they've restored the hospital which is really quite large. A few other buildings have also been restored and it's quite fun to poke...

He's looking pretty good. I love clayshapers too, they are great tools.

I think it's great! The tag adds a lot interest to it.

Thanks for stopping by Michael, you've got to post some of your work!

It really depends on the material, this one's anywhere between about $35 - $100 for plastics and sandstone. The White Strong Flexible version is $45 and the White Detail is $80. You can get the WSF polished for about $5 more, which I'm going to try. It just takes longer to produce. With...

You got a really good likeness!

Thanks Hiroshi, isn't it amazing what can be found with just a simple google search?! And thanks everyone else for stopping by! To answer the other questions, I did build it on the computer. I used Sculptris which is a free download from Pixologic. You start out with a ball or a flat sheet...

Very cool!

Very nice, great work as always!

I got my prints back from Shapeways today. It's kind of a strange feeling to see a little 3 dimensional model of something I've sculpted on the computer. She's 80 mm tall including the base. I figured that out as roughly 1/10th scale at 5' 5" tall. Overall, I'm really pleased with her but...