D'Accord.Tut tut I like HP brown sauce!
That's how to make a bacon sarnie, got to be brown sauce, white bread, butter and a cuppa.D'Accord.
My best bacon sarnie, Christmas morning after a long walk with the dog, while the Turkey's cooking.
Bread with bacon and a side order of bacon, a drizzle of brown sauce (tomato has no taste to me) mug of tea.
This year, we're baby sitting dogs so this will happen!
Absolutely fantasy really does work well with NMM and grunging up a mini can take it to a new level .......... But more importantly....best bacon sandwich?That incubus is gnarly. Love the choice of colors. Also the bust is great. Came together real nice and demonstrates the power of NMM. I slowly have come to embrace TMM though on historical/realistic looking figures. I also think it looks good when doing your figure in a dirty, grimey sort of paint job, á la SkelettetS. Colored green and brown glazes over metal paint can be quite convincing. But nothing beats the clean, crispness of NMM on a fantasy figure. It is important to use both to their advantages.
I'm sure if you look up HP sauce on Wikipedia it will say that it is crafted from the grime trapped beneath Beelzebub's fingernails. Just saying.
The bust looks great, though.
Bacon, avocado and feta on a ciabbata or tramezini. Yum.
this might be my favourite so far ...anyone beat it?
And SOLD to the man with the gerbil iconyup easily, get rid of the cheese, posh roll and greenery and slap it on a Medium cut slice of Hovis![]()
Yeah, not sure if I should say great job or ewwww! :shout:I have to say, that is one very ugly miniature.
Awesome job!