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Trying a new technique.......

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The Dusty Trail........We weathered up the FRONTLINE tank a bit in this one

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At BATTLE SCENE PRODUCTIONS one of our goals is to provide resources to the collector, to enhance their collecting experience. We will be representing manufacturers of various related products, that may be of interest to the collector.

Here is one of them. Go to our site and click on this pic to find out info about their product.

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Rod

Thanks.......I actually found that effect on Photobucket, where I download our stuff from. I think it was called bronzing. Alex
 
FIGARTI V2 PREVIEW.....The pics should be on our Web Site in a week or so. That oil truck is unbelievable. Figarti is doing an incredible job with their vehicles, they remind me of 1/35th scale models.


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Lewey Gun Vick said:
Another masterpiece Firebat!!!

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Thanks Vick

This was just a test shot Nick did. The scene is extensive, and Nick scratch built some interesting buildings ( Note the detail on the factory on the left and the crane, which were both built by Nick ). I built the quonset hut. Nick loves destroyed buildings, and when I put the scenes together, I have a pile of garbage I throw on top of his destruction......Can never have enough. Last I saw Nick he was trying to mold debris piles. We both collaborated on the layout and design, and now I just have to do the scene justice, by properly capturing it on film. So here I go !!!!!!. Alex
 
Hey check out this Factory Nick built for me....I love this thing.

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Firebat said:
Hey check out this Factory Nick built for me....I love this thing.

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FoxtrotBravo,
I think it's from Stripes, "Son of Beach, Sheet!" What a phenom bomb-out and debris in front! It looks REAL, which I guess is the top compliment I can give in min building. Great work for the both of you!
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Those of you that know us, know we like to push the realism issue.....we have been in many heated discussions about the subject. We are so happy so many of you have taken us up on that issue. We have seen the fantastic work by Alex, Debrito the LT. and many others. You can see it has influenced the manufacturers also. They have been doing some spectacular work. We feel as though we have succeeded in our mission.

We may be annoying the "Glossy" guys and the true collectors, but we all have to fight for what we believe in.

We would have been further along ourselves, if it wasn't for the divorce stuff I had to go through. BSP is still suffering fallout from that. Buying and selling houses etc. BSP will not have a permanent home for at least another 6 months, and it hurts us a bit. This building represents yet another era of stepping up the bar, and going for quality not quantity.

Nick and I continue to work on our respective techniques, and we are comitted to providing our "Fans" with the most unique visual experience possible. We dont apologize for our beliefs, the success of our Web Site, shows us there are a lot of "Realistic" collectors out there, and that is what we are all about. Alex
 
Well we have stirred the pot again......this time in Figarti land...but to let the cat out of the bag a bit....this factory is part of our newest Scene, involving the V2, which will be released shortly. Then you will see all of the new Figarti V2 sets, in one scene and if well placed they actually work very well together. Alex
 
Firebat said:
Those of you that know us, know we like to push the realism issue.....we have been in many heated discussions about the subject. We are so happy so many of you have taken us up on that issue. We have seen the fantastic work by Alex, Debrito the LT. and many others. You can see it has influenced the manufacturers also. They have been doing some spectacular work. We feel as though we have succeeded in our mission.

We may be annoying the "Glossy" guys and the true collectors, but we all have to fight for what we believe in.

We would have been further along ourselves, if it wasn't for the divorce stuff I had to go through. BSP is still suffering fallout from that. Buying and selling houses etc. BSP will not have a permanent home for at least another 6 months, and it hurts us a bit. This building represents yet another era of stepping up the bar, and going for quality not quantity.

Nick and I continue to work on our respective techniques, and we are comitted to providing our "Fans" with the most unique visual experience possible. We dont apologize for our beliefs, the success of our Web Site, shows us there are a lot of "Realistic" collectors out there, and that is what we are all about. Alex
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You haven't annoyed this Glossy guy for I find although the figures are glossy they can look quite realist. I do agree that the mate figures do have an edge....The Lt.

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