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Newly updated WW2 Diorama Website

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Roy Wells - 04 Feb 2008 20:23 GMT
Hi,
    Find my newly updated website at the link below, which features
additional paintings of World War 2 German armoured vehicles.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rs_wells/Index.htm

Best Regards
Roy.
WmB - 04 Feb 2008 22:40 GMT
> Hi,
>     Find my newly updated website at the link below, which features
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> Best Regards
> Roy.

Excellent work.  Layout, photography, builds - everything is very well done.

WmB
Pat Flannery - 05 Feb 2008 10:56 GMT
> Excellent work.  Layout, photography, builds - everything is very well done.
>  

The paintings are the best part, those really do capture the feel of the
theater of operations the vehicle is shown in.
This is exactly how winter in a grassland/farmland in North Dakota
looks: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rs_wells/Paintings/Painting20.htm
Everything is right: sky color, the way the snow lays on the clumps of
grass, and the way it sticks to the Kettenrad's tracks and roadwheels.
And I'm guessing the vehicle is somewhere in western Russia or the
Ukraine, and the temperature is right around 35 F. So it's either fairly
early in winter or getting near spring. More likely  right after a the
first major snowstorm of winter.
When you can tell that much from a painting, the artist is doing
top-notch work.

Pat
willshak - 05 Feb 2008 15:09 GMT
on 2/5/2008 5:56 AM Pat Flannery said the following:

>> Excellent work.  Layout, photography, builds - everything is very
>> well done.
>>  
>
> The paintings are the best part, those really do capture the feel of
> the theater of operations the vehicle is shown in.

I became suspect of those very detailed paintings when the very first
painting, a Tiger, showed the crew members looking back at what would
have been a photographer.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rs_wells/Paintings/Painting1.htm
I believe those paintings are just photoshopped photographs. At least
one, the Wurfgranate on page 4 lower right corner, is an exact colored
copy of a B&W photograph minus a crewmember.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rs_wells/Paintings/Painting16.htm
http://www.corazzati.it/wurfgranate_fotobn.jpg
From someone who has digitally colored black and white photographs, and
changed photos into paintings, I know the procedure.
They are great reproductions, but I just want truth in advertising.

> This is exactly how winter in a grassland/farmland in North Dakota
> looks: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rs_wells/Paintings/Painting20.htm
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>
> Pat

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crw59@earthlink.net - 04 Feb 2008 23:21 GMT
> Hi,
>      Find my newly updated website at the link below, which features
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Best Regards
> Roy.

great stuff. hope you don't mind if I still a few ideas, but for sure
they will not come close to your designs.

Craig
 
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