blu3hamm3r: I'm using a Nikion D90 and it's 18-105mm kit lens. What you've seen in the other forum are the few pics I have on the Mk6 and WM. Atm, me trying to build a diorama for the few white dearies I have

blu3hamm3r: That's one wicked looking SLS...

Nice beemer and also the shots too

Sky: Nice haul you got there.

Btw, I tot the Lamborghini Estoque is not nice to start off with? Kinda flop for having a four door bull...

Anyway, here are some shots using a different lens plus the wingless bird is out of the box





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Geeamino: Thx. Me just waiting for the time to do a proper one like Lenewin... Btw, nice P4/5 there. Does that resin has any opening parts since you said the wheels can move?

Hacken: Thx, would be more proper if it's an Evo 9 but might think about Evo X since it looks nicer for me.

Lkwanz90: Yup... true. I've got the space but not the time and money.

blu3hamm3r: Ooohhh... new hauls...

Ic but still considered a new haul even the diecast is old or new type

Thx, it's actually a private garage and late at night...

*off topic* Ooohhh... mid range dslr camera

Well, still better than my mid-entry level dslr I've got

I wonder who else here uses dslr to capture their "kodak" moments with their diecasts. I'm limited by my lenses and diecast

Wah... wedding photographer. Me the opposite of you. I can only shoot things that doesn't move or run away:P Maybe with lack the macro lens since most of our lenses cannot move closeup. My last shot(SLS), I took it with a 70-300mm in order the diecast to be sharper than the zoomed 18-105mm.

Btw, what happens if we wipe our diecast with damp cloth? Will it rust or doing anything to the paint?


This post has been edited by aquilaTE: Nov 11 2011, 03:42 PM

blu3hamm3r: I tried wedding shots but half the time colour pretty wash out. I'm not quick enuff to adjust WB unlike diecast, I can experiement and take my time. Yup, 70-300mm VR. Will try the lenspen on the diecast. Btw, that is a very nice series of shot of the CCX.

Hehe... good photo contributes to good poison

blu3hamm3r: Ah, so that's how it works. Thx for the tips

So tempted to haul more but money tree already bare... If got time, might wanna see that shop in Summit.

Sky707: Interesting R8 there.

kennt0312: Good haul there

BryantNg: Nice bird's eye view shots. Now, we know what birds think of the cars from above before bombing

In that case, will Meguair products work?

Crazy. Go quick, buy one and put it up for sale too

Actually, it's the other way round... polish is to remove a thin layer of paint hence you remove scratches(if any) and wax is the add a layer of protection or shine.

I might try a bit on the black smudge on one of the diecast.

Btw, how do you transport you diecasts around for outdoor shooting? I'm still quite new to handling diecast and they are quite heavy.

blu3hamm3r: In that case, best leave it indoor and only do indoor shots... That's one huge details Aventador there. Must cost a fortune too.

BryantNg: Wow, that guy got all the SV colours.