I think that's the goal for us all, Joe. My guy doesn't look anywhere near that good, but one of the great things about figures is that you can go back and fix stuff. My guy like that needs a lot more work to his camo, but I can just keep adding the dots until I'm satisfied and then another clear coat. Here's my guy like that, and if you zoom you can see he still needs a lot of work. That's one reason I'm so glad you're doing this guy, Joe, cuz I should get some ideas and tips out of the deal.



All Right, Greg! Glad you're on board. I like this guy, and since it's resin it will be educational for us all.



I'm really looking forward to seeing this one come to life.

Sorry Tom, but as great as that TC is, he's already done so he doesn't count. I'm sure you have a next project in the wings, though, so I'm sure we all hope we'll get to see you bring it to life. You're one of the guys that I really think I'll learn valuable stuff from, so I really hope you have a figure kit in the stash or are willing to pick one up. I also hope you'll do another kitbash, because I could sure use some sharpening up there. Being able to watch you graft stuff together from different kits to get another one of those masterpieces and being able to ask questions along the way would be priceless. Stuff like what kind of glues and fillers you use in different stages is valuable info for me.

I'm still hoping Jeff and Ryan will pick one to build, and anybody else that wants to. The more the merrier!