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Nice job,my mother-in-law says shame on you and as she is also my dentist and me having some pain i have to agree with her 100% Bob :(

I agree wwith you Ken but you should make time for you as well as the family, I managed to always get a hour or two a day(plus extra shifts at work to pay for their upbringing) 30 odd years later and 7 grandchildren,plus baby sitting, fishing, soccer trips that Grandads are expected to do I...

Married 37 years, modelling 30( Must have been the 7 year Itch) :( My Beloved used to say "off to play with your toy soldiers" now just raises an eyebrow as i back out of the room , it gets easier, Honest. ;) ;) Bob

I wonder how many of us are aware when we are going about our normal business that we are open to threats from any card carrying nutcase with a wish to harm innocent people. Last week i was at Crufts Dog Show, many thousands of dogs and owners enjoying the day,but whilst waiting for my class i...

My Family and i express our sympathy for all the families who have lost a loved one, my daughter and new son in law returned from their honeymoon just last week, these people must not succeed in controling our lives by restricting free movement from one place to another,someone somewhere must be...

Hi Rob, have been trying for some time to get sculpy tims art shop in letchworth have something they call sculpy but its packaged in small assorted colours mounted on card ( looks like the fimo size packs) is this the same as you have found as i would rather buy a larger pack of the same...

Its the basic grey/green miliput with duro mixed equaly smoothed with a damp brush and when dry with very fine wet and dry paper that has been well used this has had a coat of auto primer.

Hi the paint job is just acylic base coat, the chequer pattern is black on yellow with the black part quarted again ,the silver lace has a lot of work to do in an oil on printers ink silver,should be fun I think.and yep i'm glad its just a bust.

Hi gary, Frank and Robh will be laughing as they read your post as I was given a selection of fine brass wire a couple of weeks ago which i shared with them at the club, but never thought to try making the snowshoes in brass,will start again thanks for the tip as I thought they looked a bit...

nice one frank ,colours spot on :thumb: Mike,you'll never know till you try. painting flats is like painting by numbers with blending. dip your toe in and have a go. bob. :thumb: :thumb:

Hi frank thanks for putting these on for me, Scale is 54mm made with miliput/duro 50/50 mix any comments/advice welcome,requires a little rubbing down. Bob..

Hi ,it stands about 70 mm high,part of a series, i have tried to construct a dehli durbah for some time using different editors figures. bob

Hi ,what i am about to write is almost word for word something i wrote and deleted last week when i read that " This is not a mere hobby its a art form" wise up gents we are MODEL FIGURE makers/painters its a bloody hobby to 99% of us and the remaining 1% dont want you as good as they are...

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Me an my dog, Bob

Hi Just found the rest, Bloody marvelous mate! Bob

Excellent work,any more we can look at please?? Bob

Many years ago we used printers inks to paint flat figures because the pigments were ground so fine, i am sure these were produced by Rowney for the craft hobbyist, i have not seen any for years, I also have tried my pc printers inks when refilling my cartrige's and have a little success on flat...

Hi Frank I have the same airbrush and have had no problem with it so far, I have some books on the subject and you are welcome to them, will bring them up to the club next week. Bob

Any Horses in this series?? Bob