An Invitation...

Hi,
It look's great. I'll visit your site again, love to see the rest of your models.

Keep it up.

Your atrworks are looking veeeery good!

Maybe you should improve the definition of the big pics, in order to better see the quality of your masterpieces.

Keep us updated!

QUOTE: Originally posted by Avus Your atrworks are looking veeeery good! Maybe you should improve the definition of the big pics, in order to better see the quality of your masterpieces. Keep us updated!

Thanks! Those pics are 500K files; they took forever to upload, so frankly I don't know how to improve the resolution. I may reshoot them and make them larger in the camera to start with. I'm just getting used to digital photography; I've been a film shooter all my life. I'll get there!

Hey Link!! You're everywhere...you sure we weren't separated at birth?? LOL.

You build ships, armor, and figures...if you start doing aircraft and Formula One cars, there's somethin' amiss!!

Jeff Herne
Modelwarships.com

You do excellent work in all subjects, Link955
I especially like your soldier and horse....that is ultra realistic!

Regards, Dan

QUOTE: Originally posted by Jeff_Herne Hey Link!! You're everywhere...you sure we weren't separated at birth?? LOL. You build ships, armor, and figures...if you start doing aircraft and Formula One cars, there's somethin' amiss!! Jeff Herne Modelwarships.com

I did do an F1 car a long time ago (Tamiya's Renault in 1/12 scale)! And I do aircraft on occasion too; I have a thing for DeHavilland Mosquitoes, ever since I saw "633 Squadron" when I was a kid. I just can't get the pilot figures to look like Cliff Robertson...
I also did Tamiya's 1/32 scale Zero... amazing kit. I just dont aircraft as well as the other things. Besides, I believe in total infiltration!

Well done. Can you do some close ups of the rider?

QUOTE: Originally posted by cassibill Well done. Can you do some close ups of the rider?

If you click on each image it will enlarge it to almost full screen; the lens I am currently using only gets to within 18" and if I zoom too much in Photoshop I seem to lose resolution. Like I said, I am still getting used to the digital photography.

hey link955,
If the image is located on any website all you have to do is:
1. right click on the image and select properties
2. Copy the URL for the image. This will usually start with HTTP and end in JPG, GIF
3. Type [ img] in you post where you want the image displayed just make sure there are no spaces when you type it. (I had to use a space or it wouldn't show up in this post)
4. Paste the URL immediately after the [ img] with no spaces
5. Then type [/img] directly after the URL without spaces.

QUOTE: Originally posted by salbando hey link955, If the image is located on any website all you have to do is: 1. right click on the image and select properties 2. Copy the URL for the image. This will usually start with HTTP and end in JPG, GIF 3. Type [ img] in you post where you want the image displayed just make sure there are no spaces when you type it. (I had to use a space or it wouldn't show up in this post) 4. Paste the URL immediately after the [ img] with no spaces 5. Then type [/img] directly after the URL without spaces.

Thanks, salbando, I appreciate the effort; I have been doing just those things for quite a while with no success. But thanks for trying.