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One of my colleagues (who prefers to remain anonymous) is a model-making enthusiast. He is constantly looking for new and challenging projects. One of his ideas was to create scale models of cars made out of plastic customer loyalty cards from various shops. The open top Routemaster double-decker bus is made out of (about seven or eight) Kruidvat Jouw extravoordeelkaart cards. The trailer is made out of Open32 MyCard cards.
Construction materials used are a jigsaw, cutting blades, cyanoacrylate glue and contact adhesive. The wheels were purchased (a long time ago) at Wiking Modelbau and the window panes are bits and pieces of old stock. The license plate of the car is (by tradition) its year of construction. The models also have a few numbers written on the underside, which corresponds to the serial number of the blueprint the model was based on and also a serial number of the scale model itself.
This is actually a focus-stacked image enfused from ten individual photos (tutorial by Patrick David).
A "Behind The Scenes" photo can be seen here.
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.
A Revell model of Concorde that I made for the father-in-law for Christmas 2011. Must be the second model kit I ever finished!
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: 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.
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!
LSS Studio Shoot 18.3.2012
Alternative and Fetisch
Model: Amie Conradine Gibson
MUA: Herself
Photo: Monika Schaible
Models at Bekonscot Model Village
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