WW..Wednesday DM 1942 Chrysler T&C.....or..."roofrack oh roofrack,I knew ye well"

your awesome imagination at work again, thanks for your fun pics to start my day.

I hope their not going to unload that "Woody" with that fork-lift! Is that a "Cat on a hot tin roof"

Another excellent post.

Thanks gentlemen !!!!

WOW! A great setup. All of your little figures bring a lot of character to your setups.

Just curious, but how long does it take you set up a scene like this?

Posted by: @jcarnutz

WOW! A great setup. All of your little figures bring a lot of character to your setups.

Just curious, but how long does it take you set up a scene like this?

I think I spent about 3 hours on this one John......In order to catch the morning light window,I set out the pieces in my screen room the night before...the characters tend to hide at times when I really need `em !!

as soon as visible light appears,I take it all out on the deck....this gives the camera a chance to acclimate to the cold (fog/defog).....a bit later,when the light becomes usable, I shoot 30 or 40 shots .....then look them over on my PC......make adjustments to character locations and take another round of shots...as i edit and work on these "phase2" shots,I keep a look out for actual rays of sunlight hitting my setup.....I take more shots of the piercing sun-rays as these are some times the best of the shoot......if I need to string electrical lines and insulators,figure another hour

Great pictures as always!

that trailer is a work of art! John I think you make these yourself?

Posted by: @geoff-jowett

that trailer is a work of art! John I think you make these yourself?

Thank you HP.....I did put this trailer together....it`s been in one or another stage of completion for about 7 years

Great minds think alike. 😀