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Yep, the Goblin is my choice, too! The bathing Beauties not so, because their scale is a bit "out of scale" for this stuff. On the other hand, the look nice, too. I think building the water here will be a challenge! Frank

So, this is my scratch 75mm Base for my sculpted Insect man, who is nearly finished (although painting). This Base is made on an EMI Wood/Metalbase which I turned into something more sophisticated. I have add plastic parts and a lot of foliage. I will add a few more Photoetch plants and paint...

The Woodland Camouflage is perfect, the whole shading and lightning of the figures is exrem well done, the composition of the diorama top notch! What can be achieved on a small base is sometimes incredible! Frank

Yeah, thanks guys, that is the help I need to make it even better. He will definitly be repainted and we will see then how it looks. Gary, yes, the original colour is a good choise, and I will try to use them! Luca, the Clubhouse is a real fundus for stuff like that!! Frnak :)

Yep, the leaves of autum... Looks good so far, the tree is fine, the roots on the ground well made. Looking forward to see more! Frank

Yep, Jay, that is very helpfull! The problem is, I have the pic how he should look "in mind" but coudn´t figure out to make this on the figure. I will definitly repaint the Alien, with more contrasts and even bicoloured (the dome will go black, I have to try this!). And he will get the glossy...

Sergey, I would LOVE to see a book coming out dealing with your sculpting art and modelmaking! Unbelievable! Frank

I would really, really like to see the figure as a kit!! It is a great sculpt with a very dynamic pose! Outstanding! Frank

OK, Guys, here is the Alien³ Creature from Dark Horse witch will fit to my Junkyard Base. I want to know what you think, really, because I for myself are NOT satisfied with the paintjob. That depends on the ground colour witch is too much orange in my eys. I wanted to make a fleshtone...

Thanks Dude! With the Base I am quite statisfied till the moment, the Creature is another cup of tea. See the pics... Frank

Why not making this figures in "normal" plastic (Polystyrol?) Is it so much more expensive than doing in this vinyl? But anyway, I guess I will give it a try. Like Andreas said, a sharp scalpell will tackle the problem! Frank

Ha, what a sweet idea! Great! Frank

That is a very good composition!! The Base rocks in every way, it is top notch, groundwork perfectly rendered and executed! The painting is well done, too, I love your skintones, the hand for example lools fantastic, as the rest of the figure! This piece is definitly a winner! Frank

As Gary said, it is no more sculpting or modelling, it is Art! What to say about this? Sadly I have no words. Unbelievable stuff, great and fantastic! Frank

After all I have heard and read, Airfix went bankrupt a few month ago. And were not Humbrol, Airfix and Heller all together? Very sad that that happened!!! Frank

Finally, you did it! I wish I could cast, too... But we will see! It is alway nice to see those great stuff coming alive! Frank

Wow, guys, thanks a very lot for your comments! Gary, as far as it goes, all the details are from different kits, mostly old SF-Kits (Star Wars, SF3D) and ships, tanks, cars and a lot of stuff from my sparebox. As a joke, I have scratchbuild the gunturret of the APC from ALIENS in 1:72 and put...

Jay, thanks for looking! The Rust Effect was done with a product called INSTANT RUST. I have purchased it in an Art Store. It is a two part "colour". One in darkgrey, with ferrumoxide in it. The other part, the activator, let the oxide rust after a short period of time. What you get is real...

Lovely, Jon, very well done, base (I LOVE bases!!) and the little guys! Very detailed ground work, nice colour composition and exquisite painted. I like the small scale stuff, too, and would like to paint these softvinyl figures, but how the heck do you remove the mold lines??? I go for pewter...

Here you can see my scratch ALIEN³ Base. I have used the original Kitbase as a "Base" and the more details I added the wilder I have gone. So there was left nothing from the original Base.The scale is 1:6, not my usual scale to work in, but the Alienfigure sculpting from Bill Merklein is very...