Anthony, many thanks...I wish I could do more with my camera, but it's getting on a bit for a 'digital'.. it does lack some sharpness..but it's probably down to my handling as well.
Guy...I will, I promise.
Jim...no problem, it's a pleasure to answer your question.. it's no secret, I am using magic sculp, and as you know it stores very well, but the resin goes hard and the hardener seems to seperate a little though generally remains soft. I remix both seperately so they have no streaks before I bring them together to mix them for sculpting, this way the mix seems smoother from the start. I also ensure that both are very soft individully first..but that is only my preference...because of this, I work when the putty is very soft, and I know that doesn't suit some sculptors, who let it 'set up' a little before they work it, but every one has their own approach, and I try to use only enough moisture to smooth the brush or tool over the surface. I find if too much water is used and the surface becomes overworked then it tends to degrade the finish...I think that the fillers in the putty are brought to the surface and you get a slightly rough finish...hope this helps a little...
Marc...I'm sure you would enjoy painting this little guy..and good question regarding Euro...the master 'should' be ready...but as for the kits...I got to be honest and say they will be a few weeks later..sorry...but I am a slow sculptor so no surprises there.
Many thanks guys..
Roy.
