THE CLUBHOUSE

I'm not sure if it will work as well with Tamiya putty, but fingernail polish remover (acetone) works very well with other brands. It might work here, too. Just be sure to have decent ventilation.

The Boys from Brazil and Watership Down are both great reads. Speaking of Ira Levin, I just picked up the dvds of the original Rosemary's Baby and the original The Stepford Wives. It's been ages since I've seen either of them. Now to go through the boxes and dig out my old copies of the books for co...

Depending on the effect you're looking for, this thread may be of help. Just carve stone shapes instead of the straight lines for brickwork. It's one the best, cheapest, and easiest I've seen. http://theclubhouse1.net/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=69169&hilit=per+olav It may be for a smaller s...

Nicely done. And cool idea.

Very cool idea! Saving that one for a future project. Thanks for sharing.

Very cool! Love the weathering.

Beautiful work and dead on likenesses!

Very cool! Beautiful work.

Tim, I don't know if you're still looking for a Vincent Price bio to read, Calvin Beck's "Heroes of the Horrors" has a great section on him (along with Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Lon Chaney (Sr. & Jr.) and Peter Lorre). http://www.amazon.com/Heroes-horrors-Calvin-Thomas-Beck/dp/002508...

I Beleive in Father Christmas--Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Greg Lake)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjggWxGYLdo

Cool! Looks almost Lovecraftian.

Beautiful job! I absolutely love the woodwork and the leather shoes.

Pacific Rim
The Conjuring
The Purge
Trilogy of Terror

I usually get mine from these guys: WASCO Wildlife Artist Supply Company

http://www.taxidermy.com/

They're good for both Magic Sculpt and Aves.

SteveK

Motorhead's 1916

Sharp. Nice work on the lighting and slick video, too. Always loved that ship.

SteveK

Very cool! And great idea using the mousse canister for the hull. Love seeing the in progress shots, too. Thanks for sharing and the inspiration. I have a couple of empty Avon shampoo bottles that I've been saving for something similar. They make me think of the Kilrathi capital ships from the movie...

For a more random pattern, you could also use an old toothbrush to spray the acetone.

Just dip the brush, aim and run your thumb down the length of bristles to spray it on the Styrofoam. Wear vinyl or latex gloves, though, to avoid excessive contact with your skin.

SteveK

One entry in dioramas. "Halloween Tradition" (scarecrow jack-o-lanterns). Took a bronze.

SteveK

I turned our home into a "spider house" a few years ago. We were going to be getting new siding the following year so for Halloween I decided to cover the front of the house with spiders. I started October 1st by sticking on about 50 dime-sized spiders using my wifes glue dots from her car...