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haahaa... This is perhaps the MOST widely known piece of shunga. There is a lot more out there though. That said, ya did a great job painting it up! Keep up the good work.

Very cool!

I agree with him... the bases distract me too much, but the models look great!

Amazing work!

very very cool, great job. I hope the tournament is a success!

They look great, and the bases came out really well!

the dragonforge urban wasteland bases have some clockworkiness check them out... http://dragonforge.com/Painting%20service/for%20sale/base_sets/round%20lip%20bases/wastelad_II_rlb.htm

wow pretty amazing for your first model in 10 years, keep on truckin man!

I use procreate terrain putty. It's a two part resin putty that dries rock hard. The great part is that it's really soft for a while which allows for all sorts of modeling fun. Step 1) mix the putty Step 2) apply putty to base Step 3) push any base bits and model into the putty Step 4) give atleast 24 hours to dry and you're done! http://www.thewarstore.com/product42203.html

Wow, looks great!

I have the battlefoam warmachine bag, and it's the "bees-knees!" It holds absolutely everything I could want or need in a bag, and the pre-cut foams actually make pulling my models out much easier and quicker than with traditional pluck foam. I'm sold... perhaps the difference between the warmachine and malifaux bags is smaller spaces or models because i havent had any trouble.

Wow... that guy has some amazing models. The clockwork fairies are neat, and they'd make an amazing arcanist crew!

If you're using magnets (even rare earth) I would HIGHLY suggest doubling up on each side. aka use two magnets in the base stacked on each other, and two in the model. You'll get a much stronger bond at the contact point. That said, I've done considerable modeling and wouldn't trust basing metal models with magnets. Perhaps the malifaux ones are light enough, but if there's too much weight the dancers are gonna be twisting and turning whenever you handle them. It'd definitely work with plastic, but I think the metal will be too heavy and they'll end up chipping. Personally I plan on just buying extras... but good luck with the magnets! double them up, hopefully it'll be strong enough.

Looking awesome! What bases did you use? your own creation, or resin ones?

Those cheat sheets are an absolute godsend! Thanks so much.. Also, I was under the idea that when a model is forced to fall back it moves immediately. Also, I thought the model couldn't preform any actions until after it rallied. Where was I wrong?