*Facepalm*

[James]

Three out of five keys done!



Oathkeeper


Pumpkinhead


Oblivion

(Yes, that's real chain down the middle)

Each approximately four feet in length. The Sleeping Lion and Two Across are on the cutting board being prepped for sanding while other projects go on ignored...

Anyhow, these babies are first generation models. From working with them my precision for quality on later pieces can only excel. My hopes for getting something of a business going is slowly coming to fruition with getting a name out. I'm also in line for doing custom keyblades and weapons (fabrication of a personal design/accepting designs from others) as well as any other piece of weaponry from any other entertainment genres if its construction is a possibility.

[Waffuru]

I think you should do a high gloss acrylic clear coat on top of the paint.

[Kazuya]

Those are INSANELY badass =o

[James]

Aye, knew I forgot something. I ran a coat over the key chains thinking the spray paint gloss would be sufficient but yeah, could only do justice for it.

Mucho thanks. =D

[Waffuru]

If you're really ballsy you might try a clear resin.

http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/category.php?bid=3&

[Vad]

Totally badass Ares. They look orgasmic. =D

[James]

Mighty ballsy indeed. I haven't worked with resin too much but that got me thinking what a varnish might look against the black pieces as a coat.

Gracias Vlad- and they're for sale too!

[Vad]

Mighty ballsy indeed. I haven't worked with resin too much but that got me thinking what a varnish might look against the black pieces as a coat.

Gracias Vlad- and they're for sale too!

Hah, you know I'm broke XD

[James]

Alright home-slices, add The World Ends With You pins to the catalog. Within the next two months or so I'll be turning out the 1" pins in all their glory chalked up for a dollar a pin. I'm using everyone here to see if this is a wise investment not to mention if I can shake down a few people here then all the better.

So. Safe bet that it'd be worth my while?

(Oblivion looks godly with a coat of varnish over the top. Still tempted to see the results of resin once I get my hands on a container.)

[Jonathan Meer]

Dude, quality work. Are they made out of wood?

Were I well-funded and not in college debt, I'd buy one.

[James]

Appreciate it and indeed they are. They were a first batch done in ply wood so carving was easy work with the grinder plus the paint sticks surprisingly well.