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Cool, I am currently working with the settings of my new camera, I just purchased a new Canon T2i Digital SLR. I will have to sit back and study this thing since it has a million settings. I am actually working with similar settings but with a higher f stop (22). I still think I need a bit more light. What do you photography gurus think? Can you chime in and advice???

I made my own light box with a bit of space I had on a shelf in the laundry room of my house. Went out to Lowe's and purchased some PVC pipes and connectors along w/ some lights for the side and top. Between the lights, PVC piping and white piece of cloth I paid no more than $30.00. Hosted on Fotki Here is a recent picture of a model when I first tried it out. I am in the process of purchasing a better camera. Hosted on Fotki Here is the '32 Ford you see in the light box from afar..... Hosted on Fotki I saw one that Micro Mark was also offering through their catalog, it looked similar to the one you purchased. I thought that with a little creativity you can save a bit more money, this is not to look down on your work or purchase, please do not misunderstand, we are here to help each other with our ideas. I will also let you know that if you go to You Tube, you will find a lot of ideas on how to build your own, this is what I did.

You guys just messed up my head, I love the black one, I might just go ahead and start planning on building one.....

I will die with an airbrush at hand, 'nough said.......

Awesome job!

Very cool!

Very cool, looks very intimidating!

Way too cool man!! B)

This is the month we celebrate the lives of the members who are not with us anymore. We always have a great time competing against each other and the food is always great. If you hear some Spanish, don't worry, I am not talking about you, I am just sharing this stuff with the guys in Puerto Rico as usual. Enjoy!

Very cool bro, I am planning on building a '69 Mach1 Mustang soon, this will get the juices flowing!

This is too cool for words!

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EXQUISITE!!!!!

Looks like a nice kit, a custom or lead sled with wide whites would look cool on that thing!

I personally love my Badger Crescendo, it's been with me for a long time. I will eventually buy an Eclipse, just by looking at those things I already know I will like them. I mostly use my Badger to paint parts and even though I have also used it to paint bodies, since I always wetsand and polish them it really never concerns me how the paint will lay down. One thing is for sure, if you are going into this hobby and staying for a long time, an airbrush is a must, they are so versatile and essential in so many ways. For those who think they are hard to use, stop it..... they are very easy, you just have to commit.

It's funny and contrasting at the same time, some guys are into long, non-building slumps, others are so involved that they even forget to take a bath.... :lol:

Very cool!!

Very cool!!

Looks great!!

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I like to highlight mine, it's easier to sand them off when you can see them! Hosted on Fotki

Those "few" teared themselves down, forum is still here and going strong!!

Could not have said it any better Harry!!!

I used Krylon white primer but you can use Dupli-Color, Plastikote or any other primer, just make sure you keep it white.

Very cool!!!