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JSA 2017 Build (Patreon)

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2017-04-20 01:30:01
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I did of course re-use the paper over my camera in order to photograph Dr Fate's helmet (I think that might be a staple ingredient when I shoot with him now)

Also I built this really cool golden eagle that is just out of frame sadly, but I really loved it and wanted to share it with you!

Also Wildcat and Hawkman were slated to be in the image, but I pulled them for framing purposes.

But anyway, that's all I've got for Alan Scott for the a while!

Next week... something else, probably? :P

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Gabriel Zerguit

fantastic! the only custom member missing is wildcat haha ;) I just wish I bought onlinesailin hawkman a while ago.. Btw have you got their Mr terrific? It's terrific haha! this year is jsa year I guess, starman, powergil, specter, alan, terrific, fate, and so on :P The build is amazing, I really like the use of the batcave bricks. Also I don't understand how the paper technic works?

Andrew Cookston
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Thanks dude! Well to reference an older post, <a href="https://www.patreon.com/posts/dude-8400199">https://www.patreon.com/posts/dude-8400199</a> You can see with minor lighting adjustments and shifting the paper shows different shapes on the helmet (i.e. Top-Left compared to Bottom-Right) The paper also hides my fingers and the dark spot of the camera itself from reflecting off the helmet! If it wasn't for that, I'd have a large dark area just between the eyes. I also make attempts when ever possible to have the reflection of the lens hide inside the non-reflective eye sockets. You can see a rounded black shape peeking out from behind the right eye of each of those photos. That's the lens just barely out of sight ;)

Anthony Scott

Actually, I'm glad you pared it down to three figs.