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Originally Posted by Archon_Turtle
I'm the youngest and the only boy of 6, and I've been involved in various productions of the rocky horror picture show since I was 16. SO, while straight, you'd be surprised about how much I know about makeup...and corsets for that matter 
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corsets? seems like we have a few things in common
I grew up with 4 brothers, which might explain my addiction to boys toys.
and The Rocky Horror Picture Show is another of my fav movies.
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Originally Posted by VaughnMichael
Sarah, learn this now I joke allot even though my names not Jester..some other guy already took that one.
I guess your right but it really wasn't getting much notice until the goth scene of the late 80's and early 90's.
It's not the best thing to asume around here..I've thought plenty of members to be girls when they had been boys lol.
Lets see it's not a preference because if it was trust me I wouldn't choose this lonely @ss life. and just cause I likes the menz doesn't mean I'm a nail polish master. 
That more has to do with the gothy and glam phases I had gone through growing up.
Liquitex is awesome I seriously suggest everyone uses it at least once.
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and you're right Vaughn, I shouldnt assume anything about anyone on the net, specially if I don't know them personally. most people online usually think that just cause Im a *chick* that collects toys that I must be fat or unattractive, but then they're shocked when they find out what I look like. (not that Im bragging) and it's funny that you mention the goth scene cause I still live the lifestyle. and I even work as a part time model for a Toronto based goth website.
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Originally Posted by Jester
I tried model paint from...WALMART!!! *thunder clap* I've never been big on customs though...not enough talent.
Sarah, love the Avi...now that I've finally actually seen PotP.
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thanks Jester

Im glad that more people are starting to watch that movie.
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Originally Posted by tmntfan617
i find that the best paint to use for customs is "Tamiya" brand acrylic paint. it just needs about 1-3 coats tops, and will dry completely so you will be able to hold the custom in your hands, unlike some enamel paints that if you hold the painted figure before applying clear glosscote/or/flatcote, your hand will get paint all over.
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I haven't used Tamiya paint myself, but a friend of mine casts his own figs in clear plastic and he uses the clear colours from Tamiya to give them a translucent look. they really are amazing