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I love that guy..er.. girl..whatever. Steve always says that model is ideal for anybody who needs alot of practice painting eyes.

 

You really did good work on the poor bony guy that was Faceless Horror's breakfast.

 

We counted 147 eyes. How many did you find?

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I'm a calculus teacher.. which means that I use sumation to add up large sums, possibly even using an integral....

... OK... I never counted... I just know it too me three days to do the eyes and teeth because I just kept finding more... and even when I was putting on the finishing touches, I found two more...

I'm not sure what to do with the slime/gloss... I'm thinking about doing the eyes and teeth glossy (maybe the inside of the mouth) and leaving the rest flat... either way... this fella is gonna sit on my shelf and hopefull not eat any of my other figures... maybe an adventurer or two this weekend... (you catch that Warden?)

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Woodland scenics makes a product called Relistic Water. I've slowly layered it over slimey monsters in the past to good effect

I have some, and applied it to the mouths... and in a deep layer around the skeleton. At first... it looked BEYOND creepy to see the sleleton under a layer of fluid... but the "realistic water" drys to a thin layer... I'm seeing if I can thicken it a bit and see what that does...

I'll post a new "glossy" pic in the next day or two.

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Woodland scenics makes a product called Relistic Water. I've slowly layered it over slimey monsters in the past to good effect

I have some, and applied it to the mouths... and in a deep layer around the skeleton. At first... it looked BEYOND creepy to see the sleleton under a layer of fluid... but the "realistic water" drys to a thin layer... I'm seeing if I can thicken it a bit and see what that does...

I'll post a new "glossy" pic in the next day or two.

Keep adding to the realistic water in very small layers. You can get drips and all sorts of other neat effects as long as you work slowly!

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