Well, not anymore. After a flash of inspiration at my local Home Center while shopping for kitchen paint with the Fiancé, I had a flash of inspiration.
Put it on a pedestal! If it works for horse, it should work for the Emperor's finest right?
So, with a 51 cent 1 x 4 plank of wood 4' long, I took the handsaw to it and began figuring it out.
I came up with a Simple Plan:
Side View: With the four foot piece of wood cut into one foot sections, I screwed them together like so. There is a tiny gap between the back piece and the top tier to fit a background sheet between the two pieces of wood. pretty simple, and quick. 51 Cents and a bit of thought gets you pretty far!
Now here is the good stuff. I also flocked and painted it in my city rubble n snow theme. i tried to add a few pieces of detail and scattered snow, but not to overdo it as to ensure that I didn't pull attention away form the models when I photo them. Check it out!
Here it is completed, and ready to go! |
Lower Right Detail |
Upper Left Detail |
Upper Right Detail |
Lower Left Detail |
It may not be pretty but it's mine! Not bad for a couple of hours of work eh?
Have any of you worked with photography and dealt with ways to present you finished minis? If so, how do you go about doing it?
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