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The bottled liquid DullCote is intended for airbrush use, not regular brush. Thick layers of DullCote will be glossy. An airbrush (with liquid DullCote thinned with lacquer thinner) or light coats of canned DullCote will go fully matte.

SMILES because there's a mile between the "S"s (although antidisestablishmentarianism is the longest real word in the English language)

I'm going to have to try the gallery here for some of my pictures. I have a few nekkid mermaids and a succubus I painted on my Photobucket page. I also have larger scale nudes from the MMSI-Chicago show (54mm to 1/6th scale) and all of these have been ok there. As soon as I post pictures of NNN (non-Nekkid Nekkid, or sheer cloth if you prefer), P-Bucket kills my pictures (I can almost understand them doing that to the pictures of the 1:1 scale model, but I can't understand it on the 1/7th scale resin bust with NNN when the nude resin is ok.)

I have more pictures in Photobucket - http://s30.photobucket.com/albums/c327/east_man/Cthulhu%20Family%20Day%20at%20the%20Beach/

I had one entry place at ReaperCon (a second place in Open) Cthulhu Family Day at the Beach

Shouldn't they have straightened the bent axe handles before painting? :vb_devil:

As a part of both of these groups, I find both to be great while they are very different. I still love the shocked looks we got at an MMSI meeting the first time Skya & I started painting there.

This link to better pictures was posted over at Reaper today: http://www.razorgeisha.com/RCS07.htm

Reminds me of "The Bobs"

Jackie is the name she uses for modeling (she's been in Playboy among other published work). Probably not her real name, but it is the one she's known by. And for all you pervs, the hand you can't see is resting on her hip.

At the end of my arm. Where else would it be?

I don't think I've posted one here, so here goes. This picture was taken of me with a model at a Chicago Irish Pub. We had just completed a photo shoot at a studio a few blocks away. Guinness in one hand and Jackie in the other - life is good.

The sculptor posted this on the garage kit forum I'm on. This is a well done sculpt, and I will be buying one. He has the right look for a warrior angel - after all, the first thing they say to mortals is "be not afraid", so they should look intimidating.