"Southwestern USA Backdrop used for 2nd Afghan War" Topic
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| Rhingyll | 29 Aug 2014 3:57 p.m. PST |
Found this model train backdrop of a SW USA rocky hilly area and put it behind the village of Gundimullah Sahibdad (if that is how you spell it) give more realism to the scene of one of the villages in the battle of Baba Wali.
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| Rhingyll | 29 Aug 2014 3:58 p.m. PST |
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| Texas Jack | 29 Aug 2014 4:51 p.m. PST |
That looks fantastic! The rest of your setup is lovely as well. |
| Mad Guru | 29 Aug 2014 7:04 p.m. PST |
Holy-Baba-Wali-Moly Rhingyll!!!! That looks fantastic! Funny, after being inspired by Pat's newly-installed sky-paper backdrop on his link blog, I was just browsing websites that sell Model RR backdrops of the Southwest US just like that one, to use the exact same way! Is that the 24" high version…? |
| Rhingyll | 29 Aug 2014 7:28 p.m. PST |
Your Madness – Yes it is the 24 inch tall. There was quite a selection to choose from but I remembered what the google aerial shot of the mountain at Baba Walt looked like and I tried to get a backdrop with a similar profile. I think there was another similar backdrop in 15 or 16 inches high but the mountain didn't look tall enough and there was more sky than anything. |
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