A couple of photos and lots of nice words!

From Chris Elizardo:

Ok Folks, bare with me here, this is only my second attempt at working with wax and my first attempt at Willow's FUSE wax created by Eric Sosa. I have to say that this piece has been real fun so far andI have ways to go before I'm happy but, this stuff is the BOMB!!! most of the work was done with no heat at all and is probably comparable to gray Super Sculpey's hardness, NICE!!! I do have a collection of wax working tools including a foredom waxer, which I haven't used yet on this piece, but I'm looking forward to giving it a try and a regular sculptors wax torch which I have used slightly so far. As some of you guys might know I live in Texas and this sculpt was done to this point in the car while I waited for my wife, Its been in the 90's down here so getting the wax to soften up some only took setting it on the dash in a plastic bag. I highly recommend that if you are thinking about playing around with wax, you have to try FUSE you won't be sorry!! The only question I would have for you experts out there that use FUSE on a regular basis is, how does it hold up to shipping? ......ERIC? Oh, the sculpt is 5 3/4 inches tall in Bowen scale
Thanks for looking guys!!!! Chris Now go get you some!!!!!!
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From Erick Sosa:

Hello Chris! Long time no talk. I am happy for you , nice to hear you like Fuse, I have lately been using 360 for small portraits by the way,it is a bit harder. I have shipped stuff in Fuse and haven't had a problem. I have shipped statues in Fuse all the way to Argentina, ask Martin Canale, the piece got there without a dent Your Logan looks awesome BTW!_________________

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