Versutus Vulpes

Nicely done! Smooth blends - clean lines... Me likey

Tres Bien!!!!! Well done on all levels and in every respect... The only thing I could think of to improve it would be to set the whole thing on a nice wood base for display. Cheers

That would be a Sea Dragon (from back in the day ~ but also available from Iron Wind Metals) - one of my all time favourites for dragon sculpts - and I think you did a fantastic job on it. Keep at it!

Lookin' good! You have been rather busy I see . Keep up the good work.

Awesome work - congrats!!!

Have a great one!!!

He looks so smooth... What did you use for primer? Congrats!!!!

Nice. I really like the face on the french maid. Keep up the good work!

Wow... That is so cool it almost hurts to look at it...

Two big thumbs way up. I pretty much love everything about this piece. Cheers.

Well - It's in Purple so it has my vote... Awesome stuff.

Sometimes - just getting things done is a work unto itself. (Seeing as I have yet to finish a mini this year - I give credit were it is due IMHO) A black micron pen would finish off the Nazi armband quite nicely - and I like how the fighter's face turned out. Cheers.

Very nicely done. I'd love to hear more (or see more) about the wings please and thank you :).

Wow - That first Cleric is one of the first minis I ever had... Now that takes me back about...20 years or so? All nicely done - thanks for posting.

Very well done. I like the realism of the dirt at the bottom of the cloak. Ditto on the gem.

He says the sheriff is near.... Couldn't resist - nice painting - and it sounds like a cool game. Cheers.

My word... That is a really nice piece... Nothing I can say will truly do it justice - so I'll just have to vote with my dollars so-to-speak and pick one or two of these up. And thanks for the side by side btw - really cool to see the tweaks and changes.

Okay - I LOL'd

Wow! Welcome back MK!!!

Absolutely perfect. Both in concept and execution. GENIUS!!!!!

Bravo!!!! Well worth the wait!

Very nicely done - I am certain their owner will field them with pride. Cheers,

In my lifetime I have gone from: Being blown away from being able to type on an IBM Selectric typewriter. Mucking about in public school with a PET and with ICON PCs (with the built in trackball). Owning my first computer an Atari 400 (membrane keyboard with a cartridge for basic to allow programming - but I didn't own a storage device - so programming was a bi-atch) Owning a C64 (White - not the original brown ones) with a 5 1/4 floppy drive, and a tape drive (Load"*",8,1 woot woot) and writing programs to generate D&D characters. Taking programming in HS (PASCAL). Having 'net access' and email for the first time while at university - but still researching most of my papers using microfiche and *gasp* card catalogs (and some Lexus Nexus). Taking computer courses in University (dBase, Lotus 123, and wordperfect IIRC). Owning my first *real* computer (128 MB of RAM IIRC) and real internet with 28.8 dial up modem. Now I have 2 PCs and a laptop - High speed wireless in my house - handheld devices that hold more information than all of my previous equipment combined (*1000)... My kids have had all of this from day 1... I can't begin to imagine what they are going to experience as technology progresses. In the meantime - I need to pick up *another* laptop so there isn't as much fighting over the computer(s). So I guess I feel pretty old as well. Cheers