You gotta be beaking me :D

ugh so glad these are done. I keep finding cured plastic all over my arms and legs :\

You gotta make a cast of yourself then - a Wolfbird 2.0 clone :3
Nevertheless, those are looking cool as ever - only the middle one seems to have some sort of gash? Or is that some paint that accidently blotched ontop of it?

Nah, it's only So-Strong pigment. I think what happened was some of it was clinging to the side of the Part B mixing cup, it's stickier than the other two compounds so it happens sometimes. You paint over the whole thing anyway, so it won't matter in the end :3

Ah, I see - leave them chemical stuff to the wolfyburd ^^
You learn something every day :)
So, why are they white and grayish? Different kind of pigment used or different stage of refinement?

Just pigment! The plastic I use (Smooth-on 300, I buy it in gallon jugs these days) starts out clear but cures as white and you can buy all sorts of pigments in different colors. Sometimes people will cast the first layer or two in white and the subsequent ones with a little touch of pigment in there to help show what parts have an adequate layer of liquid plastic (you don't want any part much thicker or thinner than the rest and if you color it it'll get darker the thicker it is). This stuff goes from runny liquid clear to clear molasses in a heartbeat (and then finally turning white), so you've always got to be on the ball the entire time!

I see I see - did a quick search on liquid plastic to buy here ... the more quality stuff is damn expensive @_@
Seems like a tricky substance to handle and work with, bet you have had lots of fiddling around to get those beaks so nice as they are here on display :)

do you still sell those =) ?

Not anymore, sorry! <3