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I think that within the EU, sellers have to tax you with the VAT, outside of the EU you have to clear VAT with your customs yourself. So, depending on the country they are selling to, the price changes.

Wonderfull paintjob! I love the conversion and the more "subtle" toned down axe. I always thought that the sword on the boxart was a little bit too shiny, pulling away the focus from her. Great work!

I can imagine her with some tassles just fine ;)

With such a specific question, it might be helpfull to mention the kind of help you seek in your topic instead of a single broad "help". Some people tend to ignore topics with such overused, nothing-relating subject or vocabulary. ;)

I am soo getting this book!

Really nice skintones. I have the same bust in my grey army and did not get to paint it yet. I am looking forward to your steps and experiences.

How about lowering the ISO-value and increasing the exposure time? Use a tripot or something solid to position your camera on. Using the delayed automatic release might help to avoid shaking.

Ah, old time memories, Kabir Bedi as Sandokan. I loved it as a kid. I like the bust :)

I loved the old BloodBowl game back in the days with my orcs. That is one really nice sculpt fitting the topic perfectly.

You can actually use crushed /ground glass for snow effects. "Secret Weapon" has it in their webshop, so I guess local miniature shops will get it sooner or later. As it is really crushed glas, read the safety instructions carefully! Link to the product...

Massive Voodoo has lots of nice tutorials and ideas, this website is really worth checking out. Here is a link to their basing tutorials: http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.de/2009/10/tutorial-overview.html#basing

This is one of the best painting dvd that I know. While the techniques shown are demonstrated with fantasy figures, they also apply with historical ones as well. Jérémie only covers acrylics though. http://www.figone.fr/en/double-dvd-pal-sec-5-langues/

That is truely some amazing scratch building!

I agree, the bust is really cool.

Don't remind me of that movie, apart from the looks of Kate Beckinsale, the movie was utter crap. I nearly managed to banish it from my brain :eek:

Wow, brainfart.... that was supposed to be: ..if you expect to actually watch someone painting something.....

I advice some caution here to avoid false expectations. Those are not DVD with a movie tutorial, but a CD with several well written pdf-documents with pictures/ illustrations, at least the second one is, this is the one that I have. They are in German and English. While those documents are...

Well, there is also Battlefield Berlin: http://www.shop.battlefield-berlin.de/?& It is more into the gaming/ fantasy/ science fiction aspect, but they have a really wide range.

Citadel primer is not that touchy when it comes to isopropylalcohol, with an airbrush the Tamiyapaints might dry pretty quickly before any harm is done. Try isopropylalcohol with a brush on vallejopaints and you'll get some funny effects.

Another project for you Martin? I followed your last one :)