Hangar 24
Sick of mounting your tiny model kit pieces on satay sticks with blue-tac?
Afraid of not being able to reuse those expensive blue-tacs after your spray painting jobs?
Tired of finding foam blocks to mount your satay sticks?
Well look no further......Hangar 24 is your best solution.
Features
- crocodile clips that securely holds your model pieces
- bendable sticks to give you freedom in positioning your mounted pieces
- rotatable base so that you can spray paint your pieces in all directions at one go
- easily expandable to as many sticks&clips as you like
Materials used:
- Rotating TV base
- Bendy wires(4mm)
- Crocodile clips
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The crocodile clips are mounted on bendy wires of different heights.
Namely 8cm for the those on the inner circle and 6cm for those on the outer circle.
Isn't it a work of art?
I love my studio lights!!!
This is the setup.
From another angle.
Pictures turn out great without much editing.
A stikfas.
A Zoid.
posted by Laurens @ 1:21 AM
3 Comments:
An excellent studio fashioned set-up for toy photography. Makes me wanna get some daylight as well. Hope they sell as bulb-shaped ones.
The Dragons' Deck sounds to gothic for that. You should call it "GP01" which is the abbreviation for "Gripping Hands Version 1". Nice work but work nice? Hmmm...
I must say the lighting brings out your Corny... oops... Konig Wolf.
I dun think bulbs wud give sufficient lighting.
Yah,dragons' deck sounds kinda medieval to me too.
Mayb i'll think of some serial num names.
It will definitely work nicely.
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