Another picture - first water pour

[Anonymous]

HO 8 x 12 layout River Rat Junction RR

Virotex light - love the stuff Hope to do a second pour in the near future for a little more depth. Its Harbor water so I tried to keep it dark and deep!

DON

[eng22]

Looks great! I'd like to see a little more detail on the next picture. Keep up the good work.

[SpaceMouse]

Yes, let's get a closer look.

Looks purdy from here though.

[Anonymous]

Nice.[tup]

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[selector]

Looks excellent!

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the nice comments! I found if you double click on the picture, you can see more detail!

DON

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by DONNNNN

Thanks for the nice comments! I found if you double click on the picture, you can see more detail!

DON

Don

Looks great, but I want a close up to see if I want to fish off the pier, gotta see the fins break water. Very nice. Any details on what you did, how deep, what you did for the base?

[JohnT14808]

Pretty cool scene, Don!! The picture appears a tad 'red' to me. I'm getting old, so it may be my eyes. A closer shot would be great!!

[Anonymous]

Yes, I don't know why the photo comes out red and not natural! Have to work on that!

DON

[MisterBeasley]

The reddi***int on the picture is the result of using tungsten lighting (standard light bulbs) with either daylight film or a daylight setting on a digital camera. If you used flourescents, you'd get a green tint. A flash will typically give the right color balance for daylight, but then you've got a flash picture. You might try bouncing the flash off the ceiling to reduce the flash effect somewhat.

On the other hand, I like the picture the way it is. It's got a warm, old-fashioned look to it that's very appealing.

[Eriediamond]

Darn nice modeling and harbor scene. I take it the tide is out and as far as the red tint goes,I thought the sun was about to set!!!. Good work, Ken