Minor Page Update

[proditor]

Just added:

New pics of my Thor Mod
Pics of Baron Blood and Spitfire added to the Falsworth page
Pics of my workplace for those like that sort of thing.

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/proditor

Take a poke around, hope you have a good time. :)

[CarlosMucha]

amazing work in Thor, Proditor, I hope please please some day you must do a step by step "painting" like you do with the Kemlo mod but this time only painting, then I will really learn about that.

Keep in the good work!

[chalga]

Good job on the "Building a Better Thor". And you're right...yours does look better.

[algrim]

Ironic... I was looking at your work area and *my god* it looked so familiar. I guess all modding geeks are alike in that aspect, eh?

[redmenace]

Nice add ons. The workspace was cool to, adds a sense of personality.

The Falsworths are looking great. I suppose its between the Thor and you WW1 Union Jack for best mod on the page. Of course other people have Thors but that is the one and only Union Jack of that era I've ever seen and d@mn but it is nice.

There is one thing I really like about your page, more than one but this one deserves the attention. It's the "friendliness", by that I mean the peeks behind the curtain of modding a figure. The "blow by blow mod/tutorials" and the "what figure was that?" are deeply cool.

I think one of the mod contests currently ongoing expressed the reason for doing the contest as getting new people or reattracting posts by older ones. I'm thinking that the direction of the above features would be atleast as useful in that goal.

Particularly when you have such high end figs, showing that the end results are attainable with patience might get some people to try their hand at it.


If any one who reads this hosts contests, how about one in which you have to post pics of the different stages and a accompanying recipe for the fig? If nothing else it might act as a FAQ for any newbie who wants in on the hobby but doesn't know where to begin.