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You might try Satellite City online.They have different thicknesses of their cyanoacrylate glues that work real well.Plus they have a glue remover that takes it off extremely well with no damage at all.I've been using it for awhile now with no trouble at all.Just make sure to get the right thickness.

Nice.Hadn't thought of that,will definitely give that a shot.

She came out great!I'm currently working on this myself and agree with you that it's o e of the best engineered kits out there.What brand of transparent black did you use and how close did you spray it.Been having a few problems getting this right.

The primer you're referring to is their new Stynylrez primer.I picked multiple bottles of this stuff up at Monsterpalooza in march and I will say that it adheres great to both vinyl and resin.The review in AFM did suggest a .05 needle/nozzle combo.I picked up an Iwata HP-CR for this reason and it sp...

Just watched the Shout Factory issue of Nosferatu The Vampyre.Hadn't seen this movie in maybe 25+ years.The new hi-def transfer really looks great.Kinski in that makeup was really creepy,reminded me od Mr.Barlow from the original Salem's Lot.Awesome flick.

I talked to James at Monsterpalooza on the 28th.He said the older creature from Adam Dougherty was no longer being sold.This new one from Mr.Yagher was really well done.

The insanity in those eyes really sets this piece off.Another great piece by Jeff and Steve.

Makes me want to break out the Blu-ray and watch.What a great job he did.

I remember seeing the WIP photos on Facebook.The final buildup pics here look amazing.The casket came out brilliantly.

The work on this is really great.Makes me want to get another one just to see how I could do it differently from my first one.

I was there when those photos were shot for Kitbuilders magazine.My friend David Barker had asked for my help with the lighting and smoke effects.Was a really great time that night.Darn good memories.

Really well done.

Incredible work.

creaturefan wrote:Excellent!!!!

Much appreciated,Thank You.

=D> =D> =D> =D> =D> i have to say that when you apply the green i thought it was ruined, but you really know what you do, and the final piece is amazing...it's very satisfying to see posts like this. great job and thanks for that painting process Thanks for the kind words.I was very unsure of how t...

Gorgeous buildup!

Thanks a bunch for that info Susan.Talk about buyer beware.

Have been getting mine at Target in the $ bin.Have never had any sagging issues as of yet.I still buy several of them anytime I'm there.

I think Norman Reedus would love this.Outstanding job!

Absolutely amazing paintup.B&W really does this piece justice.