WW1 Britains (1 Viewer)

[Jack]

 

[Jack]

 

[villagehorse]

Those black & white photos look realistic Jack, very nice. Robin.

 

[thebritfarmer]

Very nice Jack, how did you disguise the figures bases?

 

[waynepoo]

Hey, you know what I think about these figures, but WOW! give yourself a pat on the back Jack.....{bravo}}Wayne.

 

[Rob]

Wonderful work Jack, just superb. Those b&w pics are fantastic.

Rob

 

[mr colt 45]

Those black and white photos and back drop looks like photos taken at that time preoid. Just a great job. Thanks for them.:salute::

 

[Jack]

Very nice Jack, how did you disguise the figures bases?

Thanks!

The bases are covered as a part of the editing software. You effectively colour them in.

Jack

 

[Jack]

Hey, you know what I think about these figures, but WOW! give yourself a pat on the back Jack.....{bravo}}Wayne.

Wayne

This comment is hardly logical but I will throw it out there.

Britains' figures are very photogenic - they appear even better in photographs than they do in person. The professional photographs on their site are also very flattering. That is not a criticism of the figures, which I happen to like (I have AZW and AWI as well) just that they look ten percent better when photographed.

Other manufacturers that I purchase - K&C, TG and JJ - look ten percent better in person than they do in photographs.

There is no logical reason for it and it is probably just perception but I have seen photographs of some of the other manufacturers' new releases and thought 'that does not look all that impressive' but then found them very, very nice in person.

Jack

*I acknowledge that there is no basis for the measurement 'ten percent' in this context.

 

[Jack]

Very nice Jack, how did you disguise the figures bases?

Corel Paint Shop is the computer thingy!

 

[Fitzgibbon]

Wayne

This comment is hardly logical but I will throw it out there.

Britains' figures are very photogenic - they appear even better in photographs than they do in person. The professional photographs on their site are also very flattering. That is not a criticism of the figures, which I happen to like (I have AZW and AWI as well) just that they look ten percent better when photographed.

Other manufacturers that I purchase - K&C, TG and JJ - look ten percent better in person than they do in photographs.

There is no logical reason for it and it is probably just perception but I have seen photographs of some of the other manufacturers' new releases and thought 'that does not look all that impressive' but then found them very, very nice in person.

Jack

*I acknowledge that there is no basis for the measurement 'ten percent' in this context.

Jack, that's a very interesting point of discussion;I've enjoyed photographing Britains WWI series so I'd drink to it but I personally don't drink, though I have some nice grenadier figures who will quite capably do it for me in person...er, I think :salute::