The Tale of the Dwelf

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garyhiggins

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Hi Derek, yes it is, unfortunatelu I pressed the wrong button, so I put up the pictures before I got the story down,
best wishes, Gary.
 
This is the tale of the Dwelf.........
Dwelfette, being a fickle young Lady, decided that a Dwelf, even a heroic one, wasn't a proper Dwelf if he had bits missing so she decided that she'd be far better off selling her story to the Sunday papers.
Dwelfette had what she always wanted, the lifestyle of a Media Queen, until the Papperazzi got fed up with her(about three weeks later)!


Please excuse my piece of nonsense. Figure sculpted in Sylmasta A&B to be cast in Resin and Pewter
Height from shoe to top of head, 110mm.

Ahhhhhh........it is always so!!!!!!!!!.....:(
Great to hear it'll be available (y)
 
Hi Ken, thanks. This will be the first time I've done one using Resin, so I'm looking forward to casting.
Best wishes, Gary.
PS Is your avatar a political statement? see you at Figureworld.
 
Always a nutter Mr Higgins your never learn! but you know what I think of this figure, just get and cast it! the little tweaks to sculpting you showed me recently is something to behold and improves a realy lovely sculpt!!! and the 'engineering' of the fit of parts top stuff mate! Gerry.
 
Super figure of the Dwelf Garry really like him. will be nice to see him released.
He doesnt have much luck with the ladies, the latest Dwelfette was just a Slapper.
Lovely figure and a great story.

Don
 
Thanks Don, I am now going to have to sculpt the fair maiden herself. I haven't got any definitive ideas yet, but there will be overtones (or undercurrents) of Bette Davis, Carol Burnett and Harriet Harman involved!
Best wishes, Gary.
 

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