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Triumph

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Hi people, first let me tell you why I can have such a variety of background to my models. I am a photolab technician and so the equipment I look after I can print out just about anything I need as a backdrop for my models, also I can use Photoshop, but only to crop and reinsert forgrounds of a picture. I dont do anything to the model It is what it is and all pictures are taken under natures arklamp Sunshine. All sorts of scales with home built to collectable models. What I try to do is take the picture at the angle you woul be at in a real life scenario. Here is just "Some". Hope you like

1/200 scale

DSCF0063 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0082 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0010 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0015 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0018 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0046 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0052 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0049 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0060 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

1/72 scale

DSCF0022 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0131 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

background by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr



1/32 scale

DSCF0196 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0212 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DAN_1638 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0014 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0006 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0095 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr

DSCF0091 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr
 

eddiesolo

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Superb...just superb! Really adds a new dimension to the models, thank you for sharing.

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Nice pictures,

I agree totally here with Si, ads a whole new dimension. Thanks

Cheers Richi
 

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Really like the night time ones. :smiling3:
 

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Those airliners are real yeah?
 
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Absolutely brilliant. It really is hard to decide with so many of them just whether they are real or a model. What it can tend to do though is deflect your thoughts away from the models as you are so amazed by the complete picture. You can then forget just what superb models they are in their own rights as well!

Many thanks for sharing them all with us, they really are amazing pictures. How you did those night time ones is beyond me but that Lightning must be a real aircraft thrown in to confuse us!!
 

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Err No Alan :smiling3: DSCF0060 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr
Wow I'm :eek: , I can't put into words how a simple back drop can have such an effect , do you have to print them out on a special paper ?
 

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and heres one that may "Freak" some people out :smiling3: DSCF0043 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr
If that was lit up it would be run for the hills time :smiling3:
 
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but that Lightning must be a real aircraft thrown in to confuse us!!
Nope Richard.....Model :smiling3:

DSCF0018 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr
 
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Wow I'm :eek: , I can't put into words how a simple back drop can have such an effect , do you have to print them out on a special paper ?
Hi Alan ...You see I can get prints done on photographic paper I look on the net for what I need. Another view of the most common setup I use
 
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If that was lit up it would be run for the hills time :smiling3:
must say Alan i would too, but very cool real like that one, :D
 

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I had to read the write up twice...It didn't sink in to start off with o_O

Outstanding!!!

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Thanks all for your comments :smiling3: I said that I can use Photoshop and as you can see this came in very handy when I wanted a backdrop for the Lightning. The first picture is the Lightning at Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome in front of her hanger doors and thats exactly what I wanted for my model. Some work to do in Photoshop and I have the second picture which I then printed out at a very large size and when my model is placed in front of it gives you the third pic. Simples :smiling3: Ohh and by the way I missed a bit out when removing the plane :smiling3: and no its not a scale of 1/1 but 1/32

DSCF0004 by triumphspeedtriple, on Flickr
 
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I bet you missed that bit of the Lightning just to line your one up properly. Nice work all round, they are very well done.
 
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Superb photography and builds I would defy anyone to tell the difference between models and real, but, of course that is also down to your modeling skills
 
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