03-27-2018, 09:49 AM
The forth building on Freelance 2018-1 got some 3D elements
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The technique of wall papering "shoe boxes" with photos is impressive. After doing some from Google Streetview with lousy resolution, very beginner Photoshop skill, my poor eye sight and clumsy hands do I understand why Lance has chosen that technique with high quality on site photos, at least good Photoshop skills, good eyes and a steady hand to do his contemporary buildings. The ration of effort (time, expense) vs. quality of model is excellent.
Some of the aspects are of value to me too. It was nice and easy to glue a new layer of wall paper (changing the entire building appearance) on the round building yesterday at close to zero cost (Laser printer tone for three sheets of paper). Scrapping a Cornerstone kit of that size and buy/build a new one is a very different story.
The technique of wall papering "shoe boxes" with photos is impressive. After doing some from Google Streetview with lousy resolution, very beginner Photoshop skill, my poor eye sight and clumsy hands do I understand why Lance has chosen that technique with high quality on site photos, at least good Photoshop skills, good eyes and a steady hand to do his contemporary buildings. The ration of effort (time, expense) vs. quality of model is excellent.
Some of the aspects are of value to me too. It was nice and easy to glue a new layer of wall paper (changing the entire building appearance) on the round building yesterday at close to zero cost (Laser printer tone for three sheets of paper). Scrapping a Cornerstone kit of that size and buy/build a new one is a very different story.
Reinhard