section.
Please don't worry about your english we all understood what you were
talking about, and appreciate you taking the time to share.
Besides we don't want to miss out on any tips someone might share
just because we happen to speak a little different than one another.
Happy Rockin! Betty \0/
>
>
> creazionincorso <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Mary your burmese is beatiful ! look like real.
> > I'a Rockpainter too and i like the snake....may i send you a
little
> > trick to paint the skin , to do the little square!! try to use a
> net,
> > here in Italy is perfect the net that the market use to sell a
> > potato , onion , garlic...is a little plastic net..
> >
> > Before you paint the dark color and after when the colro is dry
you
> > put the net on the stone and fix it with adesive.
> > After take the dominant color ( in burmese pithon is yellow) and
> > paint on the net ( without water!).
> >
> > Magic when you remove the net your piton have a nice skin...
> >
> > Sorry for my bad english. if you want more information tell me...
> > my site is www.creazionincorso.it
> >
> > Ciao Alessandro
>
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