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Miniatures Adventure => The Conflicts that came in from the Cold => Topic started by: Svennn on January 17, 2008, 11:34:06 AM
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I have a friend who is mad about all things Bond and is constantly getting me to re-paint allsorts for him just to get something a little different. This idea came to me last night and I must say I am rather pleased with the results
(http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w198/svennnthedhnut/JMDB5b.jpg)
(http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w198/svennnthedhnut/JMDB5a.jpg)
what do you think?
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Oooh, its one of those Corgi Aston Martins with a ejector seat, isn't it? I yerned for one of those as a kid but my mother wouldn't let me have on becuase "they could shoot your eye out", which is so-o-o bogus.
How did you do the application. Dry transfer?
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Laser printed waterslide decals
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I guess I have one of those somewhere, but its missing the ejection seat, the passengers and maybe even the roof tile.
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I guess I have one of those somewhere, but its missing the ejection seat, the passengers and maybe even the roof tile.
Snap, but sold it for a fiver.
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I had one of those. Lost the ejecting Chinaman, and the backup Chinaman. Roof broke off, too. Oh well. At least it was loved and played with, rather than sitting in its packaging on a collecting nerd's shelf. Toys are for playing with, not investing in, in my opinion.
You could still get them quite recently, probably still can. Got one for the nephew's birthday a few years ago, when he was in a James Bond craze.
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At least it was loved and played with, rather than sitting in its packaging on a collecting nerd's shelf. Toys are for playing with, not investing in, in my opinion.
Hear hear!
Back2topic: Nice effect on that transfer. I assume the slight "grain" is due to the quality of the used image rather than the printer?
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just WOW !!! :o
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fantastic :love: