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Scott - Having watched the entire season of SMA, I knew you don't have a mean bone in your body. I just wanted to make sure you knew how 60 seconds out of the hours of material you put out over this last year had a different effect than I was convinced you had intended. It sounds like you've...

I guess I'm the only one who was put off by the "Japanese lingo". I had to mute that portion of the video really fast. Lets just say, that if you are Japanese (as my wife is), folks trying to do the "pidgin-english 'ching chong' " thing can be pretty offensive. To her, it's the same as Jar Jar...

Very cool. Did you grind the back ends of the test-tubes down to get that different thickness on them? It almost looks like you put them on a lathe and turned them.

kitty - Thank you so much for posting that link. I (like many) had heard that ALPS was dead. You've proven that untrue and I look forward to trying to scrape the money together for one of those toys. I've gotten some pretty good results with color-laser on clear decal sheet, but the inability...

Two comments: 1) The base looked awesome once the primer went on. My wife happened to sit down just as you were showing it off (pre-primer) and she was saying "what is that?" I tried to explain it, but the jumble of colors was just making her not see the shapes. Once the primer went on, she said...

I have a contact who does do master mold-making and casting. I can connect you with him, if you'd like.

Ahhh memories. My Dad and I used to "hot seat" on the old 486 playing Wing Commander til the wee hours. A great game with a nifty design aesthetic. Terrible (in a fun way) movie though :P It's pretty cool to see one of the old classic designs being brought into three dimensional life. I'm...

Very cool stuff kitty. Were those destined for any particular project, or was they more of a "can I do this, this small?" experiment?

Great paint work. I'm going to be tackling my first "aztec" paint job on a Trek kit this summer. I like how yours are clean edges, but super-duper thin. They don't look like they were masked off. Very inspiring.

Thanks!

If your as good with a tattoo needle as you are with a paint brush, you must have some happy clients! I really like the shading you get. The gold work on the first pic is really cool - it really "pops" and is a very impressive scene.

Thanks bootlegtattoo. I'm still learning, but all the plastic model kit stuff I did as a kid and in my teens is serving me well now. Same skills; different scale. I don't cast anything (yet). I've read up a bit on it and it sounds cool - I like metal-work, so it might be fun someday. It takes...

Mine is me playing my (digital) drums at a Halloween-night concert, years ago.

It looks like bootlegtattoo has brought the fantasy stuff here in style, so here's some sci-fi. First off, thank you Scott for the show. It's been fun to watch, I've enjoyed watching you learn, and I've learned some new tricks along the way. Regardless, it's great fun and you do a great job...

Even through the troublesome pics, I can see some pretty killer paint jobs on those.