THE CLUBHOUSE

LOVE THIS!!! Excellent job, dude! Makes me wanna bust mine outta da box....

tay666 wrote: ↑July 27th, 2025, 10:00 pm Nice!

When ya gonna try 28mm ?

Not

gonna

happen

Howdy again, Clubhousers! Due to the shrinking shelf space in the JoeJoe Dojo, I've turned to trying my hand at 80MM figures - and what a challenge, coming down from 1/6 scale, and sometimes larger - and metal ones at that - This is Andrea's Elfin Archer, and toxphillites happen to be one of my favo...

Howdy, Clubhousers! Been a few months, I know, been busy *SQUIRREL!!!* and really had catchin' y'all up on stuff comin' outta the Dojo - at least 30+ models either for commission or *gasp* - MYSELF!!! So here's a piece I finished for a certain alchemist, was a real joy to do - my first "tintype...

Hey there again my glue-sniffin' kom-rats ! Finished these early this year for a customer -who's a BIIIG Wrightson fan, and a fan of the zombie genre - (I'm NOT - never saw ONE SECOND of "The Walking Dead", even though I'm pretty friendly with Nicotero when he's at Wonderfest) Even as I do...

Tim Casey wrote: ↑April 9th, 2025, 10:39 am Un-freaking-believable! What a gorgeous kit and a beautiful paint job! Is the lamp glass translucent?

Thanks, Tim! it is indeed clear-ish resin...

Thanks, Trevor - it IS actually Art 101 - they gives you charcoal and a sketch pad and sit you in front of the live model and away ya go…

Trev, Trev, Trev -

after all these years brah???

Hand painted….

Hey there again - I just had to post this too - I JUST finished this for the producer - You will see this fine piece at Wonderfest next month on the SciFi Models table of Dan Gardon's - Sculpted by Jeff Yagher, who absolutely KILLED the likeness - painted in greytones by me - https://i.postimg.cc/sM...

Hi there again, you wonderful sniffers of raisin dust!!! I'm about to go on another posting binge, but again, I'll try to keep it moderate and let you other doods do yer thing - Lots of fun to do as I LOVED the Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul milleu... 1/6th scale and I couldn't tell you who produ...

Hi there, everyone - Here's another piece I finished last year - apparently the companion piece to "Chloe the Aviator" - lotsa fun to paint with all of the groovy details - looks like 1/6th, but probably closer to 1/7th... https://i.postimg.cc/9zdw4s6R/DSC-0179.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/R3J...

bucketfoot-al wrote: ↑March 1st, 2025, 2:55 am Magnificent!!! Did you add glass eyes, too? Either way - the eyes are EXCELLENT!!!

Actually, these are airbrushed - I usually don't install these in a commission piece unless specified or the eyes are just garbage -

Thanks, Vlad!!!

Hey there again, my resin/styrene afflicted friends! I post yet again a piece I finished for a certain alchemist last year - a ton of fun to paint, and dug the film for once, after having to endure so many schlocky B-films to get the feel for the piece I was paid to do - Hey, it's Harryhausen's effe...

Great Work!!!

Stormheart wrote: ↑February 25th, 2025, 3:51 pm Nice work Joe. What scale is that...I don't remember seeing it before.

You know, I couldn't tell ya - doesn't indicate scale on the website - judging by the size of the little girl, I'd guess around 1/20th scale -

Hey there yet again - Here's a piece I finished for a customer, last year, I think - I have mixed feelings about the sculpts from these guys, but they are interesting, and they DO tell a story, as Filmy likes to say - I drilled out and replaced the eyes on both the little girl and her dragon - again...

The Postosuchus looks great, but the base caught my eye as well. The vegetation has a really nice and natural look to it. Interesting that you'd mention that - it's really important to me that the bases of my models compliment the figure that's on 'em - I spend a lot of time modifying plastic plant...

Hey there Clubhouse folks - Here's a piece I've just finished for a customer - a bit burly for the original character, and bustin' up some equipment that didn't appear in the film, either - (YES, I actually watch the movies my customer's pieces are based on, whether I like them or not - This one - e...