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Fabulous boxart mate! Mind you Brian did fantastic job as well! Carl

Cheers Muckaaaaa! Glad you like him buddy! Carl

Cheers guys! Carl

You know me guys, I have to keep busy... LOL! Carl

Thats a cracking job mate! I love flats. I was in Kulmbach a couple of years ago. There was some gorgeous pieces there. In fact I have a couple in the house, I might have a crack at them one of the days. Carl

And occasionally legless mate. LOL Carl

The Sculpt look good! But there is a commercial problem with any product of this type. Its illegal to sell it in Germany. Side stepping the obvious political issues. I have to agree I do think the world has become an overly sensitive place. It's not as if this funding some crazy right wing...

Cheers Gra! Lol! Carl

I agree Karl! It is a great subject, one thats overlooked for the most part. Hopefully this piece might ignite the interest a little. Because there is loads character, interesting equipment, different textures to play with. You can really get your teeth into it. But theres hundreds of subjects...

Cheers Carl! Carl

Cheers Mark! I can understand your preferences mate. When you bring a new concept to the table you expect opinions to be divided. I guess that comes with gently nudging the boundaries. But you're right, its a very simple conversion to add the elbows. Or maybe even cut the piece down and...

Thanks Mike! The Saxophonist is on here somewhere. I remember do a few some years ago, the piece was broken down into peculiar sections. It was then set up with a space between them of about an inch or so. The piece only made sense as you rotated it, and viewed from a certain angle. It...

I must admit, it is a departure from the norm Steve, and I guess it may not appeal to the traditionalists As such. But I remember the hoo haa surrounding the half figure bust 20 + years ago, and look how big of a market share they have now. But it will always be different strokes for different...

Thanks guys, glad you like him! Carl

No thanks necessary mate. I'm just glad your enjoying the experience. A 3d head would work, but if you can couple that with as much info, drawings, paintings and photos as you can. Then you are able to access the subtle differences, the effects a slight movement has on therest of the face etc...

You are definitely making progress Andrew! You've got the basic skills now, understanding the characteristics of the putty and tools etc. Which is a big part. Now its about studying the contours and subtleties of the face. I think if you got a couple pictures of a face from the front, side and...

Hi Muckaaaa! Glad you like him Pete. I'll have a look at my emails later. I hope you ain't sent me anymore of you in mankini.... LOL! Carl

In fact Gary rumour has it. The Huron never wore helmets at all. They just fashioned their hair into a rather dapper helmet shape. Appparently after the rather unseemly barbecue espisode, they hadn't the mind for War. They'd much rather eat and make love with their faces than fight. LOL Carl

I'm just kneading the Sculpey now Mark... LOL Carl

Hi Samson, I'm sure if an American inch is different, but it's approximately 4 imperial inches, including the plinth. Carl