I have but they're already in my masks and I can't take them out :< As for a deposit, I can probably do that. Most of the people on my Queue haven't even paid me yet so it would move you up, I just need to find the time between cleaning and stuff.
Just tell me how much to pay and your paypal account's email. I'll be able to make the payment on friday when I next get paid. 
Hmm, I'm not sure how much, did I say $60? I'm not sure how this is going to work, though, because I'd need that money to buy materials, but if we do what we agreed on, and your mask blank works, then how can I send the money back if I spent it on materials? D:
Good point, I didn't think about that. Well maybe it'll be better if I just pay for the jawset as payment not deposit after all, I understand that we're all trying to save our money for presents since it's christmas. But we can still do the nose and tongue exchange right? I now know the cost of posting my resin noses abroad, it only costs £3.30, and I have a green one with glow-in-the-dark feature (if you've got a radioactive or alien character lol).
Haha that would be hella funny XD I might think about making that. I have a character named Quarantine, but he's a biohazard mutant XD I can totally do the exchanges though
As long as it's not a doberman (stupid zombie doberman is starting to get old, so many people just love the resident evil dog), maybe a canine that vomits acid, I've had an idea itching in my head about creating an extra feature inside a mask that produces 'saliva' like the xenamorph costume does instead of just blavering water-mixed KY jelly on the bottom jaw every shot of footage. You could get some of that green-slime they sell in cheap toy shops and stick it in the mask's mouth for photos. XD OH! I know; you could make a zombie rudolph! Scary AND christmas-y, and I've started thinking about making fake antlers. 
The green nose was originally for a different customer...but she's kinda frustrating me because she's not paid me in three weeks now and not answering any of my emails or DA notes, and yet she expects the nose to arrive before christmas which is not likely going to happen now at this rate. I've decided that if she doesn't pay me before this friday I'll put the green nose up for sale for somebody else, or you can have it if you have a biohazard character in mind.
The green nose was originally for a different customer...but she's kinda frustrating me because she's not paid me in three weeks now and not answering any of my emails or DA notes, and yet she expects the nose to arrive before christmas which is not likely going to happen now at this rate. I've decided that if she doesn't pay me before this friday I'll put the green nose up for sale for somebody else, or you can have it if you have a biohazard character in mind.
He's definitely not a doberman -.-" I'm getting tired of it too, and I'm a FAN or Resident Evil. Like F.A.N. BIIIIG FAN XD But yeah, they're overdoing it. And the zombie thing in general. But that would be really cool! I was actually working on that a little while ago. For a while I was going to use sugar and water, but it sticks to the fur too much. Even if it's supposed to be a gross costume, it still sucks to ruin the fur.
Me too, I love resident evil, I find it funny though how Milla Jovovich seems to play action-hero parts in a lot of her movies not just the resident evil ones. Don't use sugar or any food product unless you want stains and sticky fur; stan winston just used water mixed with KY jelly for amateur productions, it's transparent and not so difficult to wash off (then again he used it for hairless monsters and I've not tried it on fur yet).
lol I can just picture a biohazard Rudolph, got the idea from watching this animation. [link] (acid panther is creepy...)
lol I can just picture a biohazard Rudolph, got the idea from watching this animation. [link] (acid panther is creepy...)
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