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It looks great. Try a better background for your pics though. It is hard to focus on the model with all the clutter in the background. Please post more.
Clutter everywhere and only a camera phone but these are a little better.
Automatically Appended Next Post: The base trench was carved from blue foam, and plated with planks carved from balsa wood.
Coated with grey clay to give the mud a WW1 trench effect
Decided I'd go with snow instead as a main weather focus and used the baking soda/pva glue technique i shamelessly pilfered from a nice chap on the tutorial section here.
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I think that you have done very good work. Phone cameras are just not the best for this kind of pic. You get mad pixels when you try a close up and there is no way to adjust the F stop to really make the details pop. Your model are worth better pics!!
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