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Hi!

Here is my latest video tutorial:

LOL the armpithair... other than that it looks awesome as allways

Very good paintjob on a really cool mini love your tutorials

 masquerade81 wrote:
LOL the armpithair... other than that it looks awesome as allways

armpit hair was a joke. Look at the pictures - there is armpit hair removed.

Thanks to your videos I have improved my airbrush techniques a hundredfold.

I have been watching you from the start and you have been a tremendous source of inspiration.

Thank you very much and never stop doing those videos.

Thanks, guys, for your comments. I'm happy that you enjoy my work

I watched the video, love it. However, I don't think it is necessary to pin all the spikes and dreadlocks. Too much work for little gain.
Having a good storage\transportation system is the most critical aspect of the model.

That model is awesome, and this is probably the best paint job I've seen for it thus far. I was a little confused at first when you started painting the skin brown but the wash really made a difference, and the shading/highlighting really comes through. I never even noticed that the model had that scarification going on around the arms and leg like that.