"1/10th Scale Amy Johnson Bust" Topic

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Bad Squiddo Games	29 Jun 2016 5:41 a.m. PST
AVAILABLE NOW – Amy Johnson 1/10th scale, sculpted by Przemysław Szymczyk. Amy was an English aviatrix who set many flight records in the 30's, as well as going on to fly in WW2. One of the many women who have fought gender stereotypical expectations and took to the skies! The first bust from Bad Squiddo Games, and hopefully first of many! I can't wait to see her painted up. A great starter bust for those a bit scared by the them, lots of nice flat areas to practice on! link Cheers Annie Bad Squiddo Games
20thmaine	29 Jun 2016 6:04 a.m. PST
The first bust from Bad Squiddo Games Clock is running for the first "bust" gag…..
Bad Squiddo Games	29 Jun 2016 6:27 a.m. PST
First? It's already into triple figures.
20thmaine	29 Jun 2016 11:56 a.m. PST

Cerdic	29 Jun 2016 1:00 p.m. PST
Great idea! Something a bit different! Hopefully this won't be taken the wrong way, but….the nice areas aren't too flat, I trust?
Bad Squiddo Games	29 Jun 2016 2:25 p.m. PST
Oh there's a lot of detail in there, the leather cap especially is going to be a joy. I was more referring to it not having endless trinkets and jewelry and layers and all the "busy-ness" that some sculpts may have that puts off the new painter.

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