NEW STUFF ON MY WEBSITE...

Modeling Subjects Armor
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Hi again…
I just posted a new page on my website, and I invite you all to take a look. Unfortunately, because I have a 10MB limit, I had to remove a few things. Hopefully you’ll think the replacement is worth it. Here’s the link:

http://home.earthlink.net/~link955/modelsbylink955

Thanks for looking!

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Great site. I enjoyed looking at your work. They all look awesome![bow]
Chuck

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Very good work. I like the Famo a lot… Impressive scratchbuilt engine in that Pz III Keep it up…

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Great stuff. I rally like your T-34 model 1942. It looks just great!

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Awesome work!!! What did you use for the back grouns in your pics??/

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I echo everyone so far… keep up the good work!

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Ditto everyones comments , great work Link.

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My GOD MAN!!! These are fantastic… especially the cavalry figure… absolutely mind-blowingly good :slight_smile: Looking at your work just make my day :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Cheers…

-Greg

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Very nice Link … great DW !!!

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Um… would you believe a velour blanket?[:I]
Hey, it’s cheap[(-D]. Besides the only other good background I have is 10’ X 20’… a bit of overkill for model pics! And thanks to everyone for the compliments.

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i agree with lgl007,the cavalry is a work for art!!!the horse and the solder!GREAT ONES and keep it work coming

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Great models. Keep up the great work! really enjoyed the cavalryman

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Great looking site and Models. Thanks for sharing.
mark956

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Wow, very nice models. Definitely some jaw dropping detail!!

As for the room on your web page… If this is a concern of yours, I would suggest cutting down on the size of the pictures. You can still see a lot of detail if the pictures are 1200 pixels wide. Of course, this won’t show off your talents quite as well, but it would save a lot of room. Depending on what web page editor you use, you may be able to go into the web file and delete several things like parts of a theme that are not used. Just a few suggestions that I hope can help.

Thanks for sharing the pics. We have all enjoyed them

-edog

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Excellent site and excellent models, link.

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Edog: thanks for the suggestions, I may try that next time. And thanks for the kind words, glad you liked the site.

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Wonderful website! Fabulous work!

Just two questions: What camera are you using to shoot the pics, and how are you lighting them?

Please keep updating the site with more good stuff…

Gip Winecoff

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Thanks, Gip. I’m using a Canon EOS 10D; I’ve been a film shooter all my life and this digital beastie takes some getting used to (along with the 150 page manual!). The pictures will improve as I get a better handle on how the camera does what it does; it’s far from simple. I use a studio flash head inside a 24" X 36" soft-box, suspended horizontally on a boom directly over the table where I shoot the models. On both sides of the table are pieces of white foam-core, and a third piece of foam-core is mounted in front under the camera. Hope that’s clear. Actually it’s a rather commonplace setup; you’d see the same sort of thing used in commercial product photography. Thanks again; glad you enjoyed the site.

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Always liked the “look” of the Panzer III. Yours truly represents how I’ve always pictured an actual piece in combat. Outstanding work on all your replicas. Thanks for making them available to a novice such as me. Great pics. Best regards.

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Thanks djb. Glad you enjoyed my site.