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So, this one is finished and it’s time to visit the world with all the dioboxes. My intension was to put 9 cats all around, but after the jugement of some friends, only 3 remained behind. For the record: 120mm scratch.

For a collector. 120mm For the water: http://www.planetfigure.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26254 For the freestone: http://www.planetfigure.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26225

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120mm diobox + 1:1 My left hand in raisin.

These are examples of the marble painted in the bench treath 'Cat-a-phonia' Collect as many examples of real marble (pictures). Here are some.

Just finished this one. Say hello to 'Little-long-legs-Sally'. The flesh is done in pastel chalk like John Reid explained it to us. Diobox 90mm and 1:1 I poured my hand in raisin after casting it in latex. Now I'm bold one my right hand.

This is a scene for a 120mm, hanging diobox. Inspired by this organ of the Weingarten Basilika, a lot of cats will 'sing' a cantata. The organ player will also be dressed as a cat (tiger).The base and pillars are made of PVC-plastic card of 1mm. The painting of the marble is in Alcyd paint...

My friend 'den ducky' (Lieven), also member of this forum, asked me to show you this bust. It's a 200mm, the head is reshaped and the dark grey putty for the uniform is a bake clay. It's a German WW1 pilot.

A half a bottle of delicious malt whiskey, a couple CD’s of Mozart and let’s start. The hall: A few supports are needed to bend and glue the soft plastic. The consoles for the gargoyles: These I pore in soft raisin so I can bend them from the sides up to the middle...

‘The maid of Orleans’ – The making of (part 1) I like to show you, in lots of photosteps (because of my poor english) how I make a diobox on 120mm scale. This diobox is inspired by the magnificent cathedral of Rouen and the film ‘Joan of Arc’. I tought a long time about the problem...

this is a very cryptic (deep) remark, it's about life itself. Typical a representation of my older paintings. diobox -120mm scratch. The leaves are thyme. The painting in oil.

From a small flemisch 17th century painting (David Teniers) The struggle to find the formula transforming lead into gold. Diobox - 120mm, scratch except for the 90mm reformed figures from Preiser (academic model). The gold is gilted and the glass is real glass.

'Conflict between two worlds' Diobox, scratch 120mm The oilpainting is from my hand.

This idea came came into existance when I saw someone sitting on his suitcase waiting for the train. I thought how wonderful it would be if that suitcase had feet. You wouldn’t have to wait for the train or bus, you could travel anywhere you like giving a simple command. Diobox, 120mm scratch