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This is excellent, Smudger - it really is.

At the end of the day, that's what counts. Your enthusiasm and love for the craft comes out with every piece, (y)

Well done, Wolfgang.

Well done again, Evgenie. Well painted

I think this might be your best work to date. Are we witnessing a new master craftsman? I reckon so. (y)

An excellent job, Cryill. Very well painted - I can tell you enjoyed him.

Zeno...this is excellent. Great skill on display there.

What a joy and privilege it must've been to see those gems in the flesh. Some of my all-time favourite figures there. Bill's book has been a fixture on my shelf for years, and has been my companion. My thoughts and condolences to Bill's loved ones.

Just know that my thoughts are with you at this very trying and dreadful time for you all.

All are excellent.

An excellent new release.

This really is excellent.

Oh Ritchie, where are you?

99% of my priming is a thin coat of Halfords (Pep Boys in the US) matt white. I am 100% convinced that this is the exact same stuff as Games Workshop Chaos White primer - and a fraction of the price. To avoid over spray it's a case of horses for courses. I use masking tape, or very...

How could you? Enjoy the project, it's nice to divert away sometimes...(y)

I wish you luck, mate. (y)

Following on from a recent thread, the conversation went in a direction that I feel may warrant it's own thread. How do we progress our figures? I'd say I do about 75% to their conclusion, from beginning to end. A further 20% run out of steam and I end up finishing them off later. Sometimes...

Dear Ver, go for it. I know how intimidating it can feel. Especially if you don't feel confident enough to do something to a higher standard than you think you can get to. If you don't try...take it in bite size chunks - you never know. I have figures in my stash myself that are in the "I'll...

...and I thought that was just me!

I'm often torn at which bit is my favourite part of a big project with multiple figures. I love the planning stage; working out who goes where and in what order I'm going to do things. Colours, palettes and references, etc. Either that or the final bit before I declare, "Right, that's it - done."