I picked one up ages ago for what was to be a quick project, unfortunately its a massive headsculpt; too big for what I needed. I imagine it'll work well for the Pig though as he's a big boy. 
Great lineup there. I eventually need to get a comic styled Bats of some kind.Bats 1-4:
They'll look even better once the little bird is standing in between them. 
Nope. Pig pads are wrapped and done with. I believe Hasbro made football pads for some forgotten 12" Starting Lineup series though. I'll point him in that direction.
Thanks, Sam. I use Aves Apoxie sculpt. Its a two part air dry clay with about a four hour work time. You can get it here:
https://www.avesstudio.com/index.ph...ion=com_virtuemart&Itemid=1&vmcchk=1&Itemid=1
Definitely go with the 1 lb. kit. The 1/4 lb. is a waste of money.
Tonight another Bat crept up on me. I'm supposed to be on a project hold but its hard to say "no" when just about everything else is already in the parts tub.
This will be a realistic interpretation of Mignola's artwork from Gotham By Gaslight which takes place in 1889, 50 years before the Bat's first appearance.
Looks fantastic! I like it
Thanks, Tony.
The first of my two Ghostbusters. The boots are still a stand-in pair until I find something better I like. Might go back and weather the jumpsuit at some point too, but for now he's done.
Peter Venkman:
I let out the seam at the bottom of the legs which gave me about a 1/4 of an inch more material to work with, and then I took about a 1/4 of an inch out of the shins.
