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Models at Bekonscot Model Village
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Model I created from "Build the instant Catboat" by: Harold "Dynamite" Payson. I made the model to create support for my disapearing into the basement for a few months to build the boat. It hasn't worked, I obsess to much when I boat build.
Model: Margi
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Models at Bekonscot Model Village
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Our model here had everyhing we look for when it comes to modeling. I could only sum her up to be Stunning and she rocked her shoot. Never a shy or dull moment which allowed me to gather an extensive collection for her portfolio.
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View On Black the way it should be seen!
-- Let the sound of the shutter always guide you to new ventures.
© 2014 Winkler
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Here's a really unique one; when it was originally released in 1961, the US Navy had a conniption when it was learned that Soviet agents were buying the models. Allegations of security breaches were made, but ultimately proven untrue. The end result was huge sales for Revell from the extra publicity! This boxing is from 1975 and is exactly how I remember seeing if for the first time in Woolworths on Charlotte Street in Sydney NS. Wanted it badly but had to wait a while. Thankfully we have Ebay now!
Model: Fiorella Quesada.
Clothing: Eri Avila, Americana Collection.
Strobe Info: 2x300W Full Power, 1 with reflective silver umbrella to the right from 3/4 above, 1 frontal from the left refractive white umbrella, 1 150W diffused to the backdrop.
VERY photogenic model. It's a shame Flickr won't allow you to favorite your own pictures! This would definitively be one of my favorites.
Models at Bekonscot Model Village
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The model was the 1/76th scale Royal Mail Defender; I removed all the Royal Mail lettering and replaced it with fire brigade crests and lettering. Roller shutter lockers were added to the bodywork and a blue light bar was fitted to the roof.
Models: Terra (MM #1331990)
© Mark Rosa (MM #1071727) (OMP #229735) (MB #120704)
One White Lightning 1600 in a giant softbox camera right and one White Lightning 1600 in a large octobox on camera left. All lights triggered via Pocket Wizard MultiMAX units.
Post processing: Lightroom 3 BETA
Nikon D3, Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR lens, ISO 200, 70mm, f/8, 1/200 sec.
Model: Susanna Lindeborg
Today Susanna came by and we took some photos in my home studio. It was the first time I met Susanna, and didnt know what to expect, but she was absolutely lovely! The perfect model. Very friendly and very easy to work with. And as you can see above, very beautiful.
Im very pleased with how the photos turned out, Im hoping she will be pleased with the result as well.
These are the 3 Previous Models I designed for Brickvention over the last few years.
First was the Tram in 06, This was a direct port of the trams I use in the Flinders street model,
Second is the tiny Sydney Opera House for 08, Built specifically for Brickvention.
And finally Flinders Street station, This was a test on how smallI could go whilst still keeping it accurate.
All Models were touched up/improved by Rosco, whom also created the instructions.
All rights remain part of Brickventures.