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A Photo of a Model at the Sony Booth, taken during Imaging World 2025 in Nuremberg. Photo taken with a Sony Alpha 9 III at an incredible 80.000th of a second! Many thanks to the model.
Me, when I have some time to model and play with some sepia filters on a rainy SF Day. Disheveled and moody.
Many years ago I got a Hornby 14xx Auto Tank which was a rebuild of the old Airfix GMR model, I had planned to backdate it to a 48xx Auto Tank which would have required a bit of surgery and a repaint to get it to that state. Recently DJ Models announced that they were doing an exclusive run for Hattons of the different variants of this locomotive including the 48xx, 58xx and 14xx. I already have a 64xx Auto Tank that I am in the process of backdating to late 1930's condition, I have no need for another Auto Tank as I only have one Autocoach. I decided to go for something more versatile as a branchline loco and opted for the 58xx variant which was quite a common sight for around the area that I would like to model.
Model Rocket #kaleidomaticapp. One stuck at home project done!
After a decade of playing with iOS photography apps, many of my early favorite apps had disappeared.
Time to go retro - I purchased an original iPad Mini and iTunes replacement software iMazing. Onto the iPad went iOS 9.3.5 and many older apps. The .ipa app files came from two sources, the current App Store and an old iTunes Time Machine backup. But alas, I can not find my old versions of PhotoGene or PhotoForge. Oh well. I did play with Kaleidromatic and came up this model rocket photo #retro #iosapps
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Photographer: Photography By Joé
Model: Annette
Hair/Makeup: Colour Law
Strobist: key beauty dish up high, fill strobe with medium soft box below. two strip lights on each side of the model.
Model: Elyon
Strobist info: Used a Nikon SB25 as fill-in flash to my right triggered by gadget infinity wireless transmitter/receivers.
Back when I first painted 29 in 2018 I took a picture before I put all the branding on, so it only had reg plates and side P&R logos. I think the logos were test print-outs before I did the other five P&R buses, hence why the ones on 29 are a bit smaller than the rest. Unfortunately because I was painting all the P&R buses at the same time their liveries ended up a bit of a rush job because they took ages already and I wasn't prepared to spend any more time on them. I have since corrected the awful doors I painted on this, plus I did later on pick out the Wright logo in white, but it really does need a proper repaint where I can take some time to do it. The only thing is I've decided I don't want to paint the P&R double deckers in the same livery I'm hoping to do the Darts in and the future for the P&R branded deckers is a bit of a mystery at the moment.
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2023 Repaint:
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I just finished this model today. Revell's 1956 vintage, Sherman tank is in my opinion, the granddaddy of all 1/35 scale armor kits. Although it represents a hodgepodge of Sherman variants, "Scaled from official U.S. Army prints" the kit is remarkably well detailed for a mid 1950s model. I did some slight modifications. I drilled out the main gun, drilled out the optical sight and 30 caliber machine gun port on the mantlet, replaced the bow machine gun, and removed the injector pin buttons on the bogies. I used a stencil, and painted the stars. My painting and weathering techniques were simple: spray can for the olive drab (airbrushing is a pain in the @ss for me, and I only do it when absolutely necessary ) , some pin washes, dry brushing with a lighter OD, and pastel powders. I have an original 1956 unbuilt kit in my collection, that I have included in my images.