Do you dare look...

[Howler]

Well done!

[Mord]

Thanks for the movie, SP.

[ravenloft]

Impressive. I truly loved the vase finish and ground base texture. You are a master at work. What kit is this? is this available on the market or is this a custom made display? Forgive the ignorance but I must know if I can have one too. Are the iris/pupils decals or painted? what type of mediums do you use to work with? I have begun my monster modeling and advice from someone who obviously knows what they are doing will be appreciated.
Mr. Sardonicus is truly terrifying. What is it about a terrible rictus grin that frightens to the bone rather than conveys the joy that a grin should inspire?

[SeptimusPretorius]

Impressive. I truly loved the vase finish and ground base texture. You are a master at work. What kit is this? is this available on the market or is this a custom made display? Forgive the ignorance but I must know if I can have one too. Are the iris/pupils decals or painted? what type of mediums do you use to work with? I have begun my monster modeling and advice from someone who obviously knows what they are doing will be appreciated.
Mr. Sardonicus is truly terrifying. What is it about a terrible rictus grin that frightens to the bone rather than conveys the joy that a grin should inspire?

First, thank you for your kind remarks. A far as me "knowing what I'm doing", I'm probably the biggest novice on the board, but your encouragement is most greatly appreciated.
Yes, you can still buy this kit here-

http://www.dimensionaldesigns.com/mrsardonicus.html

The eyes are my first somewhat successful experiment with decals. Oh, I've tried them before, and usually end up with four or five of them on the heel of my hand, and another three or so on the bottom of my foot.  As far as mediums, I use Rust-oluem Plastic Primer to prime



and everything from craft paints to inks to pastel chalks for painting. I'm currently using Amazing Sculpt for putty, as well as some Squadron putty I always have on hand.

http://www.amazingsculpt.com/products

I usually use some kind Of Super Glue and occasionally do use a two-part epoxy glue.

I top everything off with a top coat of Model Master Lusterless Lacquer

http://shop.hobbylobby.com/products/3-ounce-lusterluss-flat-clear-finish-385781/

and for a glossy coat, I usually use J.W. etc's Right Step Clear Varnish.



Everything else is either dumb luck, or the model gods smiling upon me. But, if there is anything more I can help you with, please let me know!

Thanks

S.P.