Just a point I use when doing dioramas. I pay little or no attention to scale. I simply position the aircraft and then photograph in an angle or position to give me the desired effect. For example if I have a smaller model say being attacked my a larger model, (Scale wise) I position the camera closer to the smaller model with the larger scale model behind it. That way the smaller model actually appears larger simply because it is closer to the camera. Anyway:o that's my two cents for whatever it worth:D
thanks bob, i'll really will look into in when i have finished the ME and start the diorama, in whatever shape it now will get
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03-25-2010, 04:20 PM
I pay little or no attention to scale.
I simply position the aircraft and then photograph in an angle or position to give me the desired effect. For example if I have a smaller model say being attacked my a larger model, (Scale wise) I position the camera closer to the smaller model with the larger scale model behind it. That way the smaller model actually appears larger simply because it is closer to the camera. Anyway:o that's my two cents
for whatever it worth:D
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