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3rd animal done this weekend, but feeling good making some good progress. Still trying my best to commit to getting a few done every weekend. BATTLE REPORT! Wins: * I watched another Dr. Faust painting video (the dude is my hero) and gathered some thoughts on how I wanted to approach this wolf. Browns, tans, and a pink little tail. * The two tones of Rust (Dark and Light) blended well across the two fur areas. Bringing up the highlights from there was much easier using family of colors. * Being VERY gentle with drybrushing and not rushing it, like I have in the past. Thanks to much feedback I took a different approach on this and feel like it improved the outcome. * I deepened some of the areas with Agrax Earthshade, but it didn't come out with as much definition as I wanted, so I swapped out for a glaze of German Black/Brown and it helped them a lot. Win. * Tusks look great, but took me about 5 different layers to get there. Misses: * So...I clearly rushed my cleaning on this one and I kept finding more and more little mold lines. It was making me crazy. Shame on me! * The mouth isn't as clean as it should be. The coloration could be a brighter pink or something. * The exposed bone on the head the more I look at it, the less I like it. Not sure how I can improve this, though. Thoughts? * Eyes, much like the bunnies were just black. Needs something else to help it pop. * Is the pink tail weird? * On the tail portion, I did laugh to myself making the nutsack stand out, but whoever made this model made that detail. I laughed, but it needed to be done. Sorry not sorry. It took about an hour and a half, so I'm pretty happy with speed on this one. Next up - basing. Love the feedback if you've got any.