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Hi Sarah
Very nice series of photos. The outdoor ones are particularly effective.
I hope you don't mind but when I looked at the ones of the Ex SR Unfitted van here
http://smg.photobucket.com/user/sarahagain...cfd699.jpg.html
I thought something didn't look quite right. I think it is the grooves between the planks on the sides. They would normally create a shadow and so would be darker that the sides which you have in some places but some are light. It is the sort of thing that often looks ok when you look at the actual wagon but then shows up in a photo. I hesitate to recommend applying a dark wash now as it might damage some of the detail you have added but perhaps you could consider it for future wagons.
Stu
Very nice series of photos. The outdoor ones are particularly effective.
I hope you don't mind but when I looked at the ones of the Ex SR Unfitted van here
http://smg.photobucket.com/user/sarahagain...cfd699.jpg.html
I thought something didn't look quite right. I think it is the grooves between the planks on the sides. They would normally create a shadow and so would be darker that the sides which you have in some places but some are light. It is the sort of thing that often looks ok when you look at the actual wagon but then shows up in a photo. I hesitate to recommend applying a dark wash now as it might damage some of the detail you have added but perhaps you could consider it for future wagons.
Stu
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