Thanks guys.
Here's another fun shot to reming everyone just how small these really are.
Here's another fun shot to reming everyone just how small these really are.
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Ugh, the anticipation for my next piece from you is killing me 
These pics are incredible.
These pics are incredible.
Yours will probably be the best 1/6 Indy I have done yet, Dane. It's gonna suck sending it back to you.
Anybody have any suggestions on the best way to contact him?
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I think I am already his 'friend' on Facebook. I'll try that, but it does seem the least professional way to go about it. But, all my work is there, so...
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I think I am already his 'friend' on Facebook. I'll try that, but it does seem the least professional way to go about it. But, all my work is there, so...
You may have to take your paint work down a notch if you work for HT...they have a reputation for their production pieces matching their prototypes to uphold
Well, we'll just see what their true attitude toward greatness is. Some companies worry about saving money by cutting costs and then expect to make more money. Other companies give it everything they've got, and become gods.
Some companies worry about saving money by cutting costs and then expect to make more money. Other companies give it everything they've got, and become gods.
I don't know what more to add to what everybody said... one, if not the best 1:6 paint job I have ever seen on that BD Walt. I can only hope to one day own one of your masterpieces. 
I thought I had JC Hong and/or Howard Chan as Facebook friends, but apparently not. Does anybody have a link to their personal pages? There are a lot of each to filter through.
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Sent you a PM that should help, Nathan. Good luck!
I think I am already his 'friend' on Facebook. I'll try that, but it does seem the least professional way to go about it. But, all my work is there, so...
Facebook seems to be getting more and more acceptable as a means of getting in contact with people, and sometimes the only way.
And apparently it can also get you fired
Yeah, openness and honesty in spiritual matters are very unappreciated these days. But, if God is for me (because I am for God), who can be against me?
Thank you
and thank you!
Thank you
and thank you!
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you're the best Nathan ! that paint job is breath taking...no words to express what I feel...
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Rob
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amen brother!!!
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I've only worked with SS but have been wondering about making the switch sometime. Does wax smell funny when you're working with it? I know it sounds like a silly question, but after hanging around someone waxing some furniture today I don't think I'd be able to take sitting trying to concentrate on a sculpt with a pot of the stuff bubbling away on my desk.
From what little I know of using wax, I believe it's actually a solid block that you take tiny chunks of as you need it with a heated sculpting tool.
I could be way off though.
I could be way off though.
Thanks guys.
Here's another fun shot to reming everyone just how small these really are.
Makes it all the more impressive!
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