THE CLUBHOUSE

My wife has and still drives a 2003 Tbird... baby blue... purchased new

I really miss getting this in the mail.... I know everything is goin digital but......

Awesome... will use this trick on my "Kiss the Cook"!!

Well I know its been at least 10 years... off and on... but Finally DONE!!!





I added lighting to the tower and couple of candles...

I keep finding things to touch up..... lol

I am almost done. Bought a plexiglass cover for it...just waiting on a battery pack and switches for the lighting...

Looking good so far, an amazing subject rammed with detail, why do these kits have such a bad reputation for the builder? It's a vinyl kit isn't it, I'm guessing this will be prone to some warpage? Don't let it beat you, the finished one's I've seen show it's got a lot of potential :D All the best,...

This one is going to drive me to drink.... oh wait.... too late....

Progress...

now starting on eyes...I suck at eyes....

This one is fun...have wig and night dress... I dont think my wife will allow in house when done....

monomaster2 wrote:I use Createx extensively using the 4011 & 4012 reducer. 4012 is much stronger. I make sure to mix it thoroughly at a 1:2 ratio ( paint/reducer).

Thanks....I am not thinning enough play more tomorrow What do you mean by stronger?

Anyone using the Bloodline line of paint? I am struggling to get it thinned correctly to shoot out of my Iwata CM C+ Lots of spit... or clogs.... Am using the Createx reducer 4012

Been working on this for a while...still a lot to do...shading etc... but it coming along.

I stole my wifes ultrasonic jewelry cleaner. What are folks using in them to clean airbrush parts...?

Got one done.....



And one on the bench....

Ant wrote:Never heard the term 'filter' in a painting capacity....

Same....what is it?

NICE! Those wings are a bear... I have one done and one in the box....on the list to do.

Calling the wall done...for now.. on to the figures. Lighted torch from Starlighting

tay666 wrote:

JMCFAN wrote:

Chuckenstein wrote:Very nice, realistic, and subtle.

Thanks! Playing with pastels...

I was going to ask how you were varying all the bricks.
It looks amazing, but I bet it was pretty time consuming.

Thanks..... about 3-4 beers... lol