Anyway, Tim painted a Confederate Brigadier and one regiment of troops. Hopefully, this will inspire me to get back to this project but that does not seem likely. It took me 2 weeks just to base these and add a banner. I do have two more regiments on the paint table but they have been sitting there for weeks with no progress.
Civil War Letter by Thomas Pear, Newbern, NC, December 28th, 1862
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Wow, those look good, now you need to get some painted, we are one step closer to getting a Black Powder game on the table.
I've seen some of these in person and they do look awesome.
I'm always astounded by how much light a camera needs to take bright photos. I feel like I'm practically blinded by my lights, and the pictures come out like they were taken in a dark hallway.
To take really good pictures of miniatures, you need to have a light behind you shining directly on the miniature. Also, since you need to really open up the shutter, a tripod is a must. The delay between pressing the button for the picture and the actual picture can take 10+ seconds using this method. However, the pictures come out excellent.
I should note, that a good friend showed me this method and it works like a champ. I wish I could take credit for it :)
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