You know how i feel sir.

If I had choice, I'd take resin.

I voted for resin. In my experience you can obtain finer detail when it is cast in resin.

I think i would have to say resin carl

Brian

Hah Metal take that plastic boys Should have had a not bothered as long as it's good option

Either way. If this is "my" subject there is no issue with medium.

I've become a resin convert- lighter weight, better detail- but I do hate those stupid casting blocks.

I'm a metal guy from day one....


We're talking music, right?

Colin

No preference if I like the subject. But I don't like that the resin warps and I am afraid that it will break when I straighten it out.
John

That's easy comrade : )

John B that's another of resins great quality's, using gentle heat to straighten or bend. It doesn't break if heated properly. Hot/warm water I find best for this bud,

Carlos

This ! i mostly paint fantasy figures and i buy metal ones if i have the chance !

There needs to be a third option of "Resin and Metal".

Anyway it won't be long until the only options will be whatever materials are compatible with a 3D printer.

Metal music doesn't resin-ate with me.

Colin

God I hope not!

Colin

Very punny Colin... How do you sleep at night?

Sharper detail with resin, but I hate the casting blocks and the resin dust may be injurious to health if ingested.
I value metal and I like the feel and weight of it, so metal gets my vote however, each to their own.

I prefer the detail that is possible with resin and with failing vision and the comensurate move to larger figures, weight becomes an issue.
That said I do prefer metal for swords and bayonets, less distortion in warm weather.
Again, like everyone, I hate the casting blocks.
Good poll Carl.
Cheers,
Keith

Resin...much easier to convert then I am finding at the moment