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I am very impressed with the paint job. That being said, I am very horrified by that character's existence. He creeps me out. A hutt version of Truman Capote is always more horrifying than any Sith ever created. :)
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markedman247 wrote:I am very impressed with the paint job. That being said, I am very horrified by that character's existence. He creeps me out. A hutt version of Truman Capote is always more horrifying than any Sith ever created. :) that's funny!!I had my reservations about Ziro too. Nice custom though
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That's fantastic.
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Excellent repaint!
Steady hand work!
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Sweet paint job Squid! Nice work man. 
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Seriously wish I could paint like that! Very awesome!
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Thanks for the comments - it just might be my best effort to date. I did refrain from putting the feathers on his head to lower the creepiness factor. As for the detail, it helps to have a magnifying headband to see the details while I paint. Also, there was a lot of "backfill" painting between the yellow and purple on his back to get the lines to the thickness I wanted.
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