All I can say is outstanding Peter
Triumph's Ian Collis model Lancaster Bomber Lovely Lou
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It is a stunning build and he has surpassed the goal. You must be very happy with the result.
I have no problem with you posting your collection, but in fairness to the builder, I feel that you should give him a lot more credit in the posts.
I am sure that many here missed the point that you have had them professionally built.
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Thanks to you all, but people I hope you have noted that I am not the builder of this beauty, as member Ian M has pointed out, you may be thinking I am (I wish). No no Ian Collis is his name, just like you he makes models for pleasure and for others (me). Due to an accident at work he cant work anymore. Ian builds his models on a 'Tea' tray sitting in his chair in the front bay window of his house. If you have facebook please go look at his page 'Ian Collis Models' there you will see his builds and maybe leave a nice message there I always pass on peoples comments to him, . I hope you don't feel cheated into thinking it was me I'm sorry if you do, it was not ment too
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Beyond compare! Perfect. The photography is the same, sharp, well-lit and with closeups. Two questions:
1. I have been looking for ages for a background which looks convincing on which to paste a digital image of a model (I assume the model was pasted and not actually physically placed on a surface which had the background on it ??). I will need to get out to an airfield and take pics. Its not easy to find a suitable spot.
2. How did your modeller paint the canopy frame? Masked as done conventionally or some other way? It is the best canopy I have ever seen.
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Originally posted by \Beyond compare! Perfect. The photography is the same, sharp, well-lit and with closeups. Two questions:
1. I have been looking for ages for a background which looks convincing on which to paste a digital image of a model (I assume the model was pasted and not actually physically placed on a surface which had the background on it ??). I will need to get out to an airfield and take pics. Its not easy to find a suitable spot.
2. How did your modeller paint the canopy frame? Masked as done conventionally or some other way? It is the best canopy I have ever seen.
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and Yes Ian used a mask set
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Originally posted by \It is a stunning build and he has surpassed the goal. You must be very happy with the result.
I have no problem with you posting your collection, but in fairness to the builder, I feel that you should give him a lot more credit in the posts.
I am sure that many here missed the point that you have had them professionally built.
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I think the whole idea of having models proffessionally built is a very interesting one and I'm sure would generate a very enthusiastic debate. I have made models all my life and continue to do so however working away from home for three months at a time greatly reduces my available time for modelling. Consequently I have a Tamiya factory built Bismarck as I really like this model but would never have been able to build one myself so i was happy to buy a ready made one. I also have a cabinet of Minichamps 1/12 th scale motorcycles all of course ready built to supplement the bikes I have built myself over the years so I can certainly see the reasoning for buying a built model.
I'm sure a point we have all considered but no-one has actually asked, would you be prepared to say how much the build cost you?Comment
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