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Gorgeous! It'll take a delicate touch (which I don't have!) or some infinitely patient airbrushing (same thing again!) to get the skin tones right. Still...I might take a shot.

Slow as a migratory land tortoise...

Facebook? The great Satan? No, thanks.

There is a phone number on the web page under 'contact us'.

Excellent! I'd be interested in one.

I like the Native American in the canoe. That's very nice!

Holy C***! That's the stuff of nightmares!

Oh, that last photo just cries out to be done as an armor project... Let's see...I wonder if I can find a cheap T-34 on eBay?

Use a tiny amount of the expanding foam as that stuff EXPANDS! If you're not very careful, the foam will expand and swell the parts. I thought I used a small amount in an 'Ambassador Spock' figure - it looked like 'Jabba the Hutt' when the foam finished expanding. A little bit, let it fully...

Some folks use a respirator when airbrushing acrylic paints - I don't, but I paint in a well-ventilated area. If you use other paints, plan accordingly. Given the size of these kits, an airbrush is a necessity to properly paint skin tones, shading and highlighting. I've used a Badger Sotar and...

Are you talking about a hollow-cast large-scale figure? If so, a heat gun or hair dryer is your friend to soften the vinyl to cut it. You can use hot water, but it's cumbersome. Be very, very careful cutting. Always use a new blade and for God's sake, watch how you cut as there are 'hard'...

Love Rooster! I'll have to get that! Since you nailed Jeff Bridges - what about 'The Dude' from 'The Big Lebowski'? After all, 'the Dude abides'...

The USMC 'big set' has been out for a couple of years, so it's not 'news'. Evolution does make some excellent figures.

Very nice and thanks for the S-B-S.

Wonderfully done!

Yes, yes, quite some bust...:LOL:

That's nice! I have the figure, but I keep looking at the hood and trying to figure out (pun intended) how to put it together and putty the seam without screwing up any painting of the face I might do. Did you do anything special to make it look so good?

That's extremely interesting. I'll have to look into the videos. I've had a few inks for a while, but never had the courage to use them. I like the spot marbling effects.

Very, very nice.

I'd go with the white glue, a little dark brown acrylic paint and not a lot of water; you want a thickened oatmeal consistency - that always worked for me. I don't apply it very thick, either. I've had some 20+ years and it still works.