Aww, Enjolras... I think, back in the heyday of my youth, I loved Enjolras more than I love Stephen now. But it was a more awe-filled admiring adoration. I feel more at home with Stephen. I can squish him and squeal over him with less intimidation than with Enjolras.
Thanks! I'm so pleased you like my minis! If you're detail-obsessive, maybe you'd like doing miniatures too! Of course, with the stain as with many of the glues, there are warning labels, but it's more to do with common sense like don't BURN your paint-thinner-and-oil-soaked rags afterwards because they'll be very flamable, try not to breathe in a lot of the fumes (i.e. don't sniff the model glue to get high) You can get water-based stains and varnishes too, and they're easier to clean up, but I think they tend to raise the wood grain more so it's prickly, even if it was sanded silky smooth before you started. That always annoys me to no end.
What do you use for decoupage gloop? Show us pictures? :D
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Date: 2007-10-23 10:11 pm (UTC)Thanks! I'm so pleased you like my minis! If you're detail-obsessive, maybe you'd like doing miniatures too! Of course, with the stain as with many of the glues, there are warning labels, but it's more to do with common sense like don't BURN your paint-thinner-and-oil-soaked rags afterwards because they'll be very flamable, try not to breathe in a lot of the fumes (i.e. don't sniff the model glue to get high) You can get water-based stains and varnishes too, and they're easier to clean up, but I think they tend to raise the wood grain more so it's prickly, even if it was sanded silky smooth before you started. That always annoys me to no end.
What do you use for decoupage gloop? Show us pictures? :D
Ah Paris... have you been? I can't remember.