Yesterday, I did the final touches for the Kasrkin. At this point they are complete.

On Monday it was all about getting the basing done. I focused primarily on getting all the materials on the miniature’s bases. I started off with some small size rocks for the bases. I attached them with white glue and let them sit overnight. When they had dried the next morning, I then applied the sand to the base of each of the miniatures. Applying the sand, I used white glue mixed with some Brown paint...

Today was all about doing details on the Kasrkin. to start today off I wanted to kind of get all the bits and pieces done that I've been meaning to do but have just been like niggling little details I haven't had time to actually sit down in iron out and figure out.

I started with the scopes where I take and put red with the yellow highlights on the camera lens. The yellow on the red turned out to be a hefty contrast so I decided to take some red ink and put it over the whole thing. I think ...

Over the last few days, I have been having discussions with some old friends about some of the projects I have been working on recently.  I want to talk a little bit about how I am approaching it and how it seems to be helping me to get these things done.

In the past I have approached painting a figure with the goal of getting it finished and getting super focused on that to the point where it becomes an all or nothing thing. I have been finding that that is not working very well for me.