The Streets

The museum wax is non-reactive with plastic and easy to wipe or wash off, so it is quite useful when trying to get action figures to hold things.

That $10 size from Amazon is practically a lifetime supply. I've had a jar for three or four years now and have barely made a dent in it.

I'll have to consider getting some of this. Does it ever like, dry out?

RealSarahdactyl wrote:

I'll have to consider getting some of this. Does it ever like, dry out?

It is not supposed to dry out, or at least, not for a very long time.

SCU_HQ wrote:

RealSarahdactyl wrote:

I'll have to consider getting some of this. Does it ever like, dry out?

It is not supposed to dry out, or at least, not for a very long time.

Nice! I will have to look into this. I have to make some posters first haha

The moss looks great Sarah!

And I like the paper trash laying on the sidewalk.

Daryl

Thanks Daryl!

I need to add some more, but I had a little old newspaper so I used that.

They look great Sarah. Have you thought of what we know as bluetack? It might work for the posters. Although again, don't leave it on for too long.

I've seen different qualities of bluetack too. The original one seems to be the best. I picked up some of hobbycraft's version, and it went all guey and horrible. But for 1/6 you'd only need a tiny amount so it doesn't look as though it has been tacked up. I guess you could also rip some of the posters a bit, and show them falling off from age? Just a thought.

Thanks Colin!

I actually didn't think of blue tack! That's another good idea.

You guys are probably getting sick of this diorama now! I'll have to make another!

I just watched an old Laurel & Hardy film the other night that featured a "stolen" goat! This pic reminds me of that film!

This figure is based on my friend, we always joke about thr goat Black Phillip in the movie the Witch, this guy is Grey Phillip, the cousin goat.