FOS - Shakey's Pool Hall

[ReadingBob]

Great progress Bob, of course I'll be following.

Glad to have you following along, Curt! 

[ReadingBob]

Great work Bob, you are definitely in the "Zone".

Thanks, Gary! I hope I can stay in that "Zone" for a bit. 

[deemery]

I've never used a make-up sponge to paint castings.  I'll have to try that on my next project.

dave

[ReadingBob]

Amazing on fast your moving along on this!!
As usual your great tutorial to go along with the pictures.

Jerry

Thanks, Jerry! I really appreciate any and all feedback. 

[ReadingBob]

Howdy Bob,

Nice work on the kit.  The chronicle was enjoyable to read, and I'm looking forward to the build.

Have fun,
mike

Thanks for the kind words, Mike! They are very much appreciated. 

[ReadingBob]

Bob,

Another build underway. I've run out of words to describe your talent in structure building.

So, I'll just say fantastic!

Tom

Thanks, Tom! Another interesting kit from FOS. I don't know how Doug does it. 

[ReadingBob]

Tom took the words right out of my mouth...great build Bob
terry

Thanks, Terry! I hope all is well with you. It's been a while since we've seen each other. 

[ReadingBob]

I've never used a make-up sponge to paint castings.  I'll have to try that on my next project.

dave

For most of the detail castings I use brushes although I do use the sponges to create some rust effects on the vents, 55-gallon drums, garbage cans, etc. I find that dabbing them with a craft store acrylic Burnt Sienna and having the sponge nearly dry works very well.

Glad to have you following along, Dave! 

[Philip]

Great stuff!

[ReadingBob]

Great stuff!

Thanks, Philip! Glad to have you on board.