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LPL13 Round 10: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos vs AWI Militia

Colonel Mutumbu: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos
139 (76%)
The Black Crane: AWI Militia
44 (24%)

Total Members Voted: 183

Voting closed: December 15, 2019, 12:25:22 PM

Author Topic: LPL13 Round 10: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos vs AWI Militia  (Read 3565 times)

Offline Elk101

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LPL13 Round 10: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos vs AWI Militia






Offline Mr Tough Guy

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Re: LPL13 Round 10: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos vs AWI Militia
« Reply #1 on: December 09, 2019, 08:06:20 AM »
I really like cap with that helmet, it totally works, is that a conversion?

Offline Captain Blood

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Re: LPL13 Round 10: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos vs AWI Militia
« Reply #2 on: December 09, 2019, 10:18:55 AM »
Once again, an interesting composition and use of perspective there Colonel  :)
I admire the things you've been doing in this LPL to get a dramatic visual effect.

Offline ColonelMutumbu

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Re: LPL13 Round 10: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos vs AWI Militia
« Reply #3 on: December 09, 2019, 08:26:26 PM »
I really like cap with that helmet, it totally works, is that a conversion?

It is yes, hes a bit of a hodge podge, the head is from the warlord marines sprue, the body is hasslefree, one of their line of modern spy types, I had to replace and resculpt one of his feet and a hand as well as I lost them somewhere in my bitz box and the shield comes from victrix greek successor cavalry.

Once again, an interesting composition and use of perspective there Colonel  :)
I admire the things you've been doing in this LPL to get a dramatic visual effect.

Thank you Cap, I was pretty rushed taking this photo, I'm not super pleased with the placing of the models the 5th member is a bit hidden behind his comrades. However I'm rather pleased with the way the walls of the ruins form a sort of v shaped frame for the subjects. I have felt all the way through this LPL that my photos lack image quality or clarity or something, I have no idea what to address to or where to look to make a positive change in this regard. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on this as your images have an astounding clarity.
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Offline TheBlackCrane

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Re: LPL13 Round 10: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos vs AWI Militia
« Reply #4 on: December 13, 2019, 04:59:54 PM »
It took me a moment to twig until I saw the shield on the Cap's arm - great scene! I find it difficult to photograph figures 'inside' buildings, I like this shot alot.

Offline ColonelMutumbu

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Re: LPL13 Round 10: Captain Rogers and the Howling Commandos vs AWI Militia
« Reply #5 on: December 13, 2019, 07:13:07 PM »
It took me a moment to twig until I saw the shield on the Cap's arm - great scene! I find it difficult to photograph figures 'inside' buildings, I like this shot alot.

Thank you. I'm a little sad I couldn't work out a way to get the front of the shield in the shot, but there were really only two options for an iconic Cap pose in my mind, shield throw and smacking Thanos with someone elses hammer, and smacking Thanos with a hammer didn't really work for the idea of cap being early in his career.