I started a new build today; it's an amazing kit from Stann Arts. http://www.stannarts.com if anyone is interested. The piece is beautifully sculpted and feels like it's going to go together really nicely. I've only attached the legs so far, I'm using Starbond rubberized super glue. It's got great hold strength and isn't brittle like normal super glue. I'll be posting progress shots here as I go, I also shoot video of the whole process to put on my YouTube channel, @brithebuilder. I was looking up reference photos and stumbled across this site today. I wish I'd found all of you sooner, there are some amazing builders here. I'm looking forward to comments and feedback along the way.

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Thanks so much @fiveten. I truly appreciate it. I'm looking forward to it as well.

I think my scales are going to blend across the seams in the legs really well, but WOW, I can't even imagine doing the scales on the entire Dewback after just this little bit. I know they aren't perfect, but, they should be enough to trick the eye into not seeing them at all. Aves' Apoxie sculpt and a couple metal sculpting tools, then brushed with water to smooth everything out.

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Thanks @fiveten. I don't think it's perfect, but I don't think it is going to be an issue. My pattern doesn't quite match that of David Stann, but it should be close enough that it's basically ignored. I do appreciate how nice this community is.

This is really cool, Brian (@brithebuilder). I am a big Star Wars fan, and I have never seen this kit before. Did I miss what scale it is? This is a great place to share your models and you will find everyone is very receptive and appreciative of everyone's work. Looking forward to the rest of your build, especially the paint and finishing. Cheers.

Thanks @gblair. The kit is an original sculpt by David Stann, http://www.stannarts.com. I suppose it would be considered a garage kit. It's at 1/12 scale so it fits nicely with the Bandai kits I've already built.

I appreciate the feedback @johnb, if very skilled observers such as yourself feel like the scales follow well, then I definitely have nothing to be concerned about as I move forward.

That's a great technique, my friend @brithebuilder!

Great way to create a nice base, Brian @brithebuilder
The Dewback will look great on that.