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| 30 October 2003 | page first published |
The gates of Old Jerusalem offer a wide variety of scenario possibilities.
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You've all been clamoring for more pictures, so I've been taking a few more.
Now, in the interest of showing what these figures look like on the tabletop, there's a good argument that all the pictures should be taken at a fair distance - like this...
However, a picture like that isn't much help when getting ideas on how to paint the figures! Therefore, I'm going after some tight close-ups in this article - knowing that I'm showing the figures in ways you wouldn't see on the tabletop, but close enough to see how they're painted.
When seen in extreme close-up, you can see how Robert focuses on the main details. This means that figures look a bit impressionistic when seen this close...
...but look right when viewed as units and formations.
discovers a lost dinosaur.