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- Thread starter Robacek
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next time I will try to make it betterphilologus
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I agree with Scott. The weathering on this one is just right for the scale. I\'m not too fond of the painted-on scratches. The hammer looks very convincingly like worn metal particularly in the rear angle shot. When I looked at the coppery colors I could almost taste the metal. Great work.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with the photo, I put it through its paces in Photoshop just to make my argument more compelling.
I\'ll put it this way though: The Marine is hanging off the front of an approximately 40mm plinth. The pillar is hanging off the back. The wire/twigs (you can\'t tell since it\'s out of focus in both shots) are way in the back of the base and probably an inch and a half away from the optimum focus of the picture. I have no idea what the problem is here.
The back foot looks slightly out of focus, but it looks a bit less blurred than the blur on the backpack. Is that what you\'re referring to?
I\'ll put it this way though: The Marine is hanging off the front of an approximately 40mm plinth. The pillar is hanging off the back. The wire/twigs (you can\'t tell since it\'s out of focus in both shots) are way in the back of the base and probably an inch and a half away from the optimum focus of the picture. I have no idea what the problem is here.
The back foot looks slightly out of focus, but it looks a bit less blurred than the blur on the backpack. Is that what you\'re referring to?
I really like the way you have approached painting this mini. While each has it\'s own merits I have never understood how someone can spend their life fighting and in battle and have spiffy clean armour. Sure they may very well clean and repair it but after a few hundred years of battle it aint gonna look so crash hot anymore.
NIce colour scheme too.
NIce colour scheme too.
