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A true Monarch...'Regal' does not do her justice. So sad for her to have to have witnessed the destruction of the nation she loved and lived for. R.I.P. your majesty. Ron

I spent 3 years looking for one...not a single bite...although...depending on your personal viewpoint...there is a very 'similar' one on AliExpress :sneaky:

Hi mate Love it...more so in 120 mm (y) Excuse my ignorance but...what's a 'donga' wall ? Ron

The short answer is yes they have...new regulations for 'domestic' adhesives were applied 3 years ago. If you want a good fast CA...look for the 'industrial' grades...such as...

Which aspect concerns you Mike? Ron

If I may offer this (purely personal) interpretation of this scene/group. First off...take out the female...and what you are left with is a group of soldiers...probably drunk...telling bawdy jokes. Secondly...if the female figure was not bare breasted...and had a laughing face/expression...given...

As a suggestion that many overlook...many houses have a natural 'drying box' built in...it's commonly known in the UK as an 'airing' cupboard...usually housing an immersion heater /hot water tank :sneaky: Ron

This is a typical set of Micro Carbide drill bits...

Only comment I would offer...an absolutely first class start (y) Ron

Many thanks Ski...great to hear from ya :)

As I said earlier...I want to get away from the stereotypical 'green' orc flesh tones and try something different on this one. In a conversation with Del...he sent me a couple of pics which got me thinking..... Whilst considering which would work best...taking into account his...

Thanks Del...have to say...it just couldn't be left like that...and agree...looks far more natural now. Cheers Frank...simple is always best. Thanks Nap...always appreciate your support. Many thanks for comment...and yes...anything that makes life easier is worth the effort.

I met a guy several years back who was so OCD about colour mixing that he had a book of mixes...not just the colours used...but the amount of each colour by weight! (he used a set of lab grade scales which cost a fortune). Another often missed fact when trying to replicate a described...

With the prep completed...next came a solid coat of black primer...left to gas off for twenty minutes...then several mist coats of matt white primer were applied. The first three mist coats were applied using the 'zenithal' approach (directly from above)...with the next coats applied from ever...

Having been MIA for a couple of years...although I have stayed in touch with what's been going on here...I thought it was time to put in an appearance again :eek: With the current state of world affairs...not to mention the financial standing of so many of us...it was a pleasant surprise to find...

This might help.......https://forum.corvusbelli.com/threads/thinking-about-ta-moko-in-varuna.38482/ As the facial designs are symmetrical...front and both side views of the same person should not be needed...and a google image search of "maori ta moko" will give you plenty of results. Ron

Which ever medium people choose to use, there is no substitute for experience. This is especially true of colour mixing and, even given the amount of books and videos available, many are put off by the seemingly endless 'recipes' offered. Although the acrylic users are far more catered to in the...

If I may offer this (note; this is a purely personal opinion) and having read the above linked article, some comments on points raised. His constant referral to needing to use mineral/white spirits in regard to painting with oils, is a very misleading statement for those wishing to try them...

The only 1/16 Schimmwagen available would seem to be the 'Torro' Radio Control version...a Google search will easily find it.

If I may...the use of 'pastels'...or indeed 'pigments' (the dry ones) has been around in the figure arena for a great many years. I myself enjoyed using them on several of my pieces...this being a prime example...https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/wight-lord.59628/ Indeed...in the example...