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Great paint job, looks very good.

I used it quite a bit years ago when I painted a lot of GW orcs and it worked quite well. I don't know if the formula's been changed since then though...

I've used them for a few figures and overall I've been pleased with the results. I can't compare them to Reaper or Vallejo though as I don't have any of those. Most of mine are Delta brand, but I've always bought them based on the color and not the brand. Plus the price can't be beat and I...

There was a thread here recently about the future of sculpting that got me wanting to try digital sculpting. I'm not ready to drop a couple thousand dollars on high end 3D software and the new computer I'd need to be able to run it, but I found a nice free program called Sculptris. You can...

I third that! Great work Gordy, I'd love to see more.

Thanks Gordy, you've got a great site.

Great job, and I love the subject too.

I think it looks great. It's interesting seeing new techniques.

This could be really interesting, I've found places that will print for very low prices, For example $4.50 for this mage: http://www.shapeways.com/model/42621/mage.html?gid=mg $4.32 for this elf: http://www.shapeways.com/model/32759/elven_healer_39mm_miniature.html?gid=mg And $23.44 for this...

Man, that's good!

Those are some good looking figures on your site!

Looks really good, I like your minis a lot.

I'm still not convinced the prices will be all that much lower than other figures or that traditional sculpting is going to simply die. Photography certainly hasn't killed painting. Epoxy putties may have killed sawdust, but they haven't killed clay yet. Mold making in the small scales we use...

Wow, you don't even need to paint them! That head looked great.

He's looking good, I especially like the highlights on the braid.

I don't know where to get it, but you're right, it is cool!

Very cool!

Jeweler's wax polishes very nicely. Now that I understand what you're talking about, I think it would work quite nicely. They do make injection wax to make multiples of a master for lost wax casting. I'm not sure how it would pour without injection though. I'm intrigued by the silputty they...

In my other main hobby of paper models, this seems to be a bigger deal than in figures. A lot of these kits are sold as downloads and printed kits can be easily scanned and uploaded to pirate sites so piracy is very very common and usually the pirated kits are simply given away. There is a lot...

When you say wax, I'm not sure what you mean. I've worked with jeweler's carving wax before, but that was for jewelry. I don't think I'd like it for figure work. I've used microcrystaline wax for larger work and I really like it. It's not great for detail work though. I've also used some...