I`ve decided against taking commissions this close to Christmas. Given how often I go into town (read: not much), the time it takes to do a figure, and the utter slowness of my Post Office (put a package in the system Wednesday and it`s still at the post office), it would just be best for all parties if the figure isn`t supposed to get there at Christmas.


Now if only I could get some commissions I`d be all set.

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Bidding is up to $26. I have it on good authority (mine) that if you bid $27, you'd be the high bidder.

I've gotten back the money I put into it, so mission accomplished, but I know you guys still want it.

So happy bidding!

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Auction only lasts a week. Act now, or he'll be gone.

So yeah, my awesome Soundwave'll be put up on eBay at the end of the week or around the start of next week.

Bidding will start at $20. This is just to cover the cost of the figure and ebay's fees so I can continue kitbashing.

Honestly I'll be happy as long as I get the exposure of it being on ebay for a week and still getting at least one bid.

So yeah, start putting your $20 aside now.

So the guys over at procustomizers.com made me realize I had forgotten that my customs aren't simple comodaties to be sold off without a care, but are works of art (or High Grade Collectables if you disagree with art).

Eitehr way, they shouldn't have a set price, as I've been told. So I'm taking a more "case per case" style of commission prices.

Y'know, since drybrushing a bumblebee and then adding fine details will take two hours, and I really shouldn't be working for below minimum wage.