I would suggest starting with Castle Works and The Maiden, both are stunning when seen assembled (or when worn as a hat for that matter... I'd bet that I could talk Chris into making a Castle hat as well as his Maiden Hat. ).

Charge a reasonable hourly wage plus the cost of the model. See how they do first.

The Auld Grump

Heh! I was listening to some of the file sharers that I know whining about the Supreme Court decision about file sharing programs... I felt like laughing.

The Auld Grump - vindictive? me?

I'm off a mixed opinion about laws regarding file sharing applications. While I don't condone piracy, I think that file sharing applications are just devices, like a the vcr or dual tape deck of the past, or now the cd/dvd burner. They can be used for good or for bad.

Now, there are plenty of file sharing companies out there specifically making money by pushing the 'download illegal stuff through us' concept, and that's wrong. But where is the line drawn on file sharing technology. What file sharing software should be legal? How can a company that writes software legitimately designed to share files between users legitimately work to prevent the software from being used to share copywrited material. There is no real way of identifying streams of ones and zeroes in different formats and using different compression techniques as copyrighted or not.