Twisty Meets Twisty

Last weekend I attended the Monster Mania Convention in Cherry Hill, NJ. There were quite a few vendors selling all sorts of horror goodies, but I was there to see the stars, well, one in particular.  John Lynch aka Twisty from AHS:F was scheduled to be there with a few of his co-stars. 

Twisty Base

Someone was asking about the base for Twisty from AHS:F,  so here it is. Note the little kernels of popcorn are really skulls...

Thanks for looking.

Twisty Final

I figured I'd never get Twisty finished unless I just jump in, risking messing  up what I've already done on Twisty's face and get the white face on.  
I used Vallejo's Foundation white which is very thick and the just dry brushed it on.  Then went back and forth between the white and V's Beige Red to have a little skin show through.
The pic looks a little too white compared to how it looks in person, but oh well. On to the next kit. What shall it be?
Here's Twisty and as always thanks for looking.

Two at a Time

With the days still cold here, I'm getting a lot of time at my model table. I've been letting Twisty dry for a few days,  and then I applied the color to his irises. IMHO John Carroll Lynch has light brown eyes, so that's what I attempted to mimic here - -

Now I just have to build up the courage to apply the white face over his skin and add the black around his eyes.

Next I had a New Ware model of the Mercury Laboratory Atlas. I picked this kit up from a fellow modeler over at Yahoo's Space Modeler Group. 

In 1959-1960 Mercury was the only launch vehicle approved for the manned space program. In 1960's NASA's budget, one of the proposal was to be a sort of  small temporary space station. This is a model of that proposal - - 

Sorry about these pics. It's tough for me to image white w/o a photo booth. I have directions how to make one on the cheap. Maybe I should build one of those soon? Eh?  ;) 

Anyway, it's mostly painted up. The capsule got the blue black coloring. The instructions called for the two windows to be blue. The escape tower in red, and the engines were done in a dark metallic which I did my using Army Painter Gun Metal, and then giving it a coat of Citadel's Nuln Oil.   The bottom half of the rocket needs to get a coat of a silver or polished aluminum color. Then a gloss coat - then the decals. 

Thanks for looking. 

American Horror Story's Twisty

As I continue to jump around I unboxed a bust of Twisty the Clown from American Horror Story: Freakshow. Twisty is quite the shocker when you realize he's a murderous clown the the bloody scalp of another on his own head. He's quite willing to juggle for you before killing you - -