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lovely guy, very supportive of the industry and producers.

I absolutely loved it, great movie.

The cold hard fact is that up against other forms of entertainment they are poor value for money. If you read every word they rarely take more than 10 minutes to get through.

Hi Guys, This is my table, greenfield Studios out of the Uk. I have a small stock of kits that live in the USA if anyone is interested. Pm me and I can give you some more info. regards Martin

these are superb

Me Too !!

Hi Phil,

I'm looking forward to seeing your build up.
Martin

Has the makings of a classic!!!

Debuting at Wonderfest and available for purchase afterwards, Greenfield studio's presents Christopher Lee in his most iconic role - Dracula. This kit is a 3 part 18 inch tall 1/4 scale solid resin model kit. A limited number will be available at the show for the introductory offer price of $200. ht...

Hi Guys,

I'm, struggling to accurately match the satin dark blue on the 66 Bat cape gloves and pants, any help pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!!

Liquitex do a flexible modelling paste that's water soluble, you can apply it with a brush and wipe away the excess with a damp cloth.

I think verlinden did a 200mm scale range at one time.

I use a black acrylic primer as undercoat then use Tamiya Nato Black as my first highlight through the AB. I then add flesh to this colour to keep getting lighter. if you need to you can then go back in with pastel blacks to tighten up the shading or I use a createx AB black to outline collars etc. ...

Superb - love the white tones of the shirt - spot on.

Most of us who build resin kits are more than capable of repairing small amounts of damage or areas of poor casting.

So I would be inclined to drive a flat screwdriver between the figure and the base until something gives.

(known as brute force and ignorance here in the UK).

You have to realise that the whole brush costs about the same as an Iwata needle and nozzle. I have used them for about 18 months and find them excellent for figure painting and if they block then its a simple case of replacing the needle and nozzle and off you go. These brushes are disposable - yes...

70 psi will damage the seal on the iwata if you use it continuously at this pressure and causes bubbles to blow back and froth up the paint.

Thanks Tony, outstanding report on the best WF I have been to in the past 10 years.

Rubber bands - flexible stretchy, don't know if they will deteriorate over time but I've used them for belts then moulded the piece.

Just in case you are wondering The absorbing man took 'most amazing figure' at the show.