Ryan

Ryan was always good with his hands. And with his tools. With all of the building going on in the city, it was natural that he would take a job in construction - good pay, good hours and good benefits. Another incentive was the company. There was never-ending supply of handsome, well-muscled workmen he could spend time with. Cable guys, carpenters, phone installers, bricklayers, tile men and particularly, electricians.

A glance, a hand on a shoulder, a lingering stroke down a back - that's all that's usually needed to make a connection. Seeing powerful muscles straining beneath gleaming skin and hearing grunts of exertion is almost too much for our insatiable welder. Summer is his favorite time of the year - being surrounded by sweaty, half-naked men all day is Ryan's idea of heaven on earth. There's nothing like going to a silent, completed area with a journeyman, stripping down and drilling a handsome, young stud as he moans beneath you on a hard cold floor.

Or wrestling in plaster dust and slowly licking it off your partner as your hands trace his hard and hard-won muscles as he lies - panting - pinned beneath you. Or perhaps you beneath him. Ryan usually wears gloves on the job to protect his hands for these encounters. His slightly rough and callused fingers bring shivers of pleasure to his partners at every turn. He explores every part of his lover with the same intensity as a building inspector does looking for violations. He loves to wrap his booted feet around his buddy's waist as he gets drilled. Almost as much as he loves the feel of muscular legs on his shoulders and running his hands down quads, hamstrings and calves as he hammers away with his 8" tool.

The B.Will mask is part of the "Brend" line and is slightly larger than the "Derl" series of masks. It needs a bit of foam padding in the back of the head and at the chin. Other than that, it's another perfect addition to my collection. The eyes, on the other hand, are spectacular. It took a while to get the right "feel" with this mask since I wasn't getting the immediate vibe as I had with the Artist, Recidivist, Gomer and Viktor masks. The fact that the B.Will appears is an ethnic mask also increases the frisson of getting into character.