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Great stuff mate; once again I love the photo work and backdrop. Of course you know I love the figures.:D Where did you get that backdrop BTW?
 
In these photos, the background blends perfectly with the figures. Great stuff!

Noah
 
Spitfrnd said:
Great stuff mate; once again I love the photo work and backdrop. Of course you know I love the figures.:D Where did you get that backdrop BTW?
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This background is a picture I found online.:confused:



I just printed this image using half A4.
After just place well away from figures and the objective of the camera.
A tune with the position "macro" and we arrive at this result.:D;)
 
Brilliant work, and thanks for showing us your technique for the background used in your images. That gives me ideas as I'm wanting to produce some diorama images but I didn't know where to get the backgrounds, nor how to set them up.

Keep up the great work, I'd love to see even more from the Napoleonic War :)

John
 
Once again, I think your photos are brilliant. The Prussians are my favorite Napoleonic release from FL thus far. These images only reinforce the sentiment for me. Always look forward to seeing your displays. :)

MD
 
Mister Dave said:
Once again, I think your photos are brilliant. The Prussians are my favorite Napoleonic release from FL thus far. These images only reinforce the sentiment for me. Always look forward to seeing your displays. :)

MD
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Putting aside my collecting bias, they are my favorites too. It looks as though they are emerging from the backdrop painting.:eek::D Of course those Russians are also pretty darn good.:cool:
 
Spitfrnd said:
Putting aside my collecting bias, they are my favorites too. It looks as though they are emerging from the backdrop painting.:eek::D Of course those Russians are also pretty darn good.:cool:
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Thank you for your comments.:)
I can not have any preference ......:confused: I love them all!:D
Fortunately I collect that NAP .....
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Your backdrops remind me of the colour artwork in the Funcken uniform books of old. :cool:

Jeff
 
Alex do u have any of those figures?
I'm wondering if they are compatible with FL?
 
Alex said:
Matt if you read this :

I would like this guy made by you one day (of course a little bit different):

http://www.pegasomodels.it/productdetails_en.asp?id=215#

And this one :

http://www.pegasomodels.it/productdetails_en.asp?id=706#

AND MORE IMPORTANTLY THAT BONAPARTE :

http://www.pegasomodels.it/productdetails_en.asp?id=352#

I can even suggest a retail price of 159.99$ for the last one. You have my preorder for it :)

Cheers,

Alex
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You know...despite all the hype about Napoleon in this pose (which is supposed to represent him crossing the Alps), few know that when he crossed the Alps he was riding a donkey. :)
 

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Scarlet Pimpernel said:
You know...despite all the hype about Napoleon in this pose (which is supposed to represent him crossing the Alps), few know that when he crossed the Alps he was riding a donkey. :)
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True but that would be such a nice FL figure.


No i don't have any of these. Those are Pegaso figures you buy then find a painter to get them painted for you.

Alex
 
I love the gun team.... any chance of more ARTILLERY ????

John
 
Alex said:
Matt if you read this :

I would like this guy made by you one day (of course a little bit different):

http://www.pegasomodels.it/productdetails_en.asp?id=215#

And this one :

http://www.pegasomodels.it/productdetails_en.asp?id=706#

AND MORE IMPORTANTLY THAT BONAPARTE :

http://www.pegasomodels.it/productdetails_en.asp?id=352#

I can even suggest a retail price of 159.99$ for the last one. You have my preorder for it :)

Cheers,

Alex
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Hi Alex
I think a lifetime is not enough to Matt to satisfy all personal desires of collectors FL ....:mad::mad::rolleyes:
At the rate you specify for Matt, I also pre-order right away ..;):D
Cordially
 
Scarlet Pimpernel said:
You know...despite all the hype about Napoleon in this pose (which is supposed to represent him crossing the Alps), few know that when he crossed the Alps he was riding a donkey. :)
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A donkey or a horse "exhausted and tired by the cold "????...............:rolleyes:


 
Hey now...when is that supposed to be?! Poly beat retreat from Russia in his carriage back to Paris well in advance of his troops...the pansy! And why does he have a musket?

artmabigor said:
A donkey or a horse "exhausted and tired by the cold "????...............:rolleyes:


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Scarlet Pimpernel said:
Hey now...when is that supposed to be?! Poly beat retreat from Russia in his carriage back to Paris well in advance of his troops...the pansy! And why does he have a musket?
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Dear Nicholas
As I have never seen a picture or drawing of Napoleon on a donkey? :confused:
It is thought that this image as its "thoroughbred" is more like a mule or a donkey corresponded better with the historical truth that you specify.
A simple wink humor on my part.:D
For the gun I do not know why??? is an image I copy / paste on a website .... Regards.
 
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