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This is a model I meant to start a while ago but an accident left him with a broken foot. However I finally got round to fixing him and now he is all painted up.

What does Dakka think? Personally I am not too happy: his armour lost it's bronze tint, the wings lost their glossy orange and a lot of the colours have lost their definition.


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So the images got posted upside down... Don't know why. :/

If you've taken the photos with a camera-phone, and they open the right way up if you open them on your computer, try this little trick I've found:

Save the photos onto your computer, then open them for editing and crop a tiny portion of the photo out (like a bit of the background that didn't matter anyway), then save the file.
I've found that this means they get displayed the correct orientation (A friend has told me that this is because the camera's in phones are installed upside-down to save space, and then correct themselves in the software. Don't know if that's true or not).

 Quanar wrote:
If you've taken the photos with a camera-phone, and they open the right way up if you open them on your computer, try this little trick I've found:

Save the photos onto your computer, then open them for editing and crop a tiny portion of the photo out (like a bit of the background that didn't matter anyway), then save the file.
I've found that this means they get displayed the correct orientation (A friend has told me that this is because the camera's in phones are installed upside-down to save space, and then correct themselves in the software. Don't know if that's true or not).

I would have tried to correct them but my pc is currently dead and I am awaiting spare parts to put her back together again. :(

The weirdest thing though is that the orientation is correct in the Dakka Gallery but incorrect on the post.