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Nice work Scott. I took a bunch of pictures of this bust- and I picked up the kit too. Your work sold me on it. Matt

Here is a link to my Chicago pictures http://www.flickr.com/photos/101955084@N04/sets/72157636558207925/

This week- Friday the Chicago Show opens. They have two great seminars - one on Saturday and the other on Sunday. Saturday- Oct 12 11:00 am “Oil Techniques with Kreston Peckham” Sunday Oct 13 10:00 am "Painting Faces With Acrylics with Matt Wellhouser" I am tooting my horn here, but both...

Thanks guys

Thanks Mike, your excellent work made it easy to paint. Matt

Nice stuff Dan. I cant wait to see it. Matt

Here is the USAAF Pilot 1944. This is another new kit to soon be released by Thunderbird Miniatures. Sculpted by Mike Good, painted by me. Matt 100mm resin

Here is the completed Tuskegee Version of Thunderbirds Miniatures new kit. This is sculpted by Mike Good and painted by me. Matt 100mm Resin

Update Getting close on this Base work:

Hi Mike The strap and rip cord comes in the kit. Only thing the modeler will have to fashion is the headphone wires- if they want to. The stitching is paint. Excellent sculpting Mike. Excellent casting Mark. Matt

Here is some quick shots of in progress work:

Here are three of the nearly completed heads.

I process the photos in Lightroom, and for some reason the watermark was there, I left it alone as Matt said, the Chinese use my photos to sell pirate stuff on ebay. I guess they could photoshop it off, but I left it on... Thanks for the comments! Matt

Here is my rendition of the Bishop of Strasbourg. Interesting kit. Virtually no reference material. Fun with paint to do the helm. I'll stick to Germans........ For in-progress, refer to my earlier thread. I hope you like it- Matt

The figure is 100mm tall. I think that would work out to 1/18 scale??

I have the honor of doing the box art for Thunderbird Miniatures new release which is two separate figures- Tuskegee Airman and a USAAF pilot. This is a 100 mm figure sculpted by Mike Good. Both the figures use the same torso, but each has two separate heads- your choice. Here is Mike's...

Nice!!!

This is a S&T figure I did a while back.... 120mm Resin. Painted with Acrylics... one of the first I did in that medium after switching from oils... Thanks for looking-Matt

I use both Vallejo and Jo Sonja. The Jo Sonja are easy to mix- specially if you used tube oils before- same color principal. The Jo Sonja (as said above)- some are more opaque than others. They are easier to use to glaze or give light transition coats when paining exclusively with acrylics...

Hmmmmm........ may have to paint this one. Matt