Tanks
Panther Tanks
Coastal Subs
Transport Ships
Destroyers
The Bismarck Battleships, which will only be available to people who previously pre-ordered. The factory had messed these up, but never fear HBG will be doing a 3D version later on, if you didn’t order the German set.
Graf Zepplin Aircraft Carrier
Bf-109 fighters
He-111 Bombers
Pocket Battleships
Stukas
I have 2 more pictures, but it won’t take them at this time. I think there is a timer on posting. I will get the last two in a little bit.
Cheers for now. :-)
Thanks for posting these images.
I’m a big fan of those greatcoat infantry. Big fan.
It’s too bad that Bismarck unit didn’t turn out so great… You could use it as a damaged battleship unit??! Haha jk
Thanks for posting these images.
I’m a big fan of those greatcoat infantry. Big fan.
It’s too bad that Bismarck unit didn’t turn out so great… You could use it as a damaged battleship unit??! Haha jk
Lol, it is not bad from a distance, but if you look at the top view, you can see the imperfections. I can’t wait for the 3D version. I love the Stukas with the guns on the bottom, and yes the greatcoat infantry are fantastic. :-D
Thanks John. Yeah Bismarck is pretty ugly, but hopefully the 3D print works out. Graf Zeppelin looks a little messed up towards the front of the flight deck, but it could be the pictures. Everything else looks pretty good.
Thanks John. Yeah Bismarck is pretty ugly, but hopefully the 3D print works out. Graf Zeppelin looks a little messed up towards the front of the flight deck, but it could be the pictures. Everything else looks pretty good.
No problem. I will try one more time to post pictures of the early war fighter and the light cruiser, which HBG, will do a 3D print on it, since it was messed up too. If you pre-ordered, you will get the light cruiser, if not, you will have to wait for the 3D printed one.
If I can’t get these pictures on here, someone else may have to do it. I’ve tried everything and for some reason, it is not letting me post them.
If I can’t get these pictures on here, someone else may have to do it. I’ve tried everything and for some reason, it is not letting me post them.
Try chopping out the empy space around the sculpts to reduce the picture size, as in the example below which I reworked from one of the pictures you posted.
@CWO:
If I can’t get these pictures on here, someone else may have to do it. I’ve tried everything and for some reason, it is not letting me post them.
Try chopping out the empy space around the sculpts to reduce the picture size, as in the example below which I reworked from one of the pictures you posted.
Hey CWO Marc, how do you do that? Sorry for asking, but everything I’ve learned about computers has been by asking, because I didn’t take computer classes in school.
Thanks. :oops:
Hey CWO Marc, how do you do that?
When you’re in Paint, start by clicking on Select / Select All. A dotted line will appear all around your picture. Click-and-hold the picture with your mouse (clicking anywhere on it will do) and drag it upward and leftward until you’ve brought the sculpt pictures close to the top and left margins. Next, click somewhere outside of the picture to exit Select All mode (the dotted line will go away). Next, click-and-hold the little square in the middle of the bottom margin of the window and drag the bottom margin upward until you’ve brought it up close to the sculpt pictures. Repeat the process with the right margin of the window. You should now be left with a neat, tidy picture with almost no unnecessary material around its edges. Re-save the picture (under a new file name, if you want to keep the original). In principle, your file size should now be much smaller.
@CWO:
Hey CWO Marc, how do you do that?
When you’re in Paint, start by clicking on Select / Select All. A dotted line will appear all around your picture. Click-and-hold the picture with your mouse (clicking anywhere on it will do) and drag it upward and leftward until you’ve brought the sculpt pictures close to the top and left margins. Next, click somewhere outside of the picture to exit Select All mode (the dotted line will go away). Next, click-and-hold the little square in the middle of the bottom margin of the window and drag the bottom margin upward until you’ve brought it up close to the sculpt pictures. Repeat the process with the right margin of the window. You should now be left with a neat, tidy picture with almost no unnecessary material around its edges. Re-save the picture (under a new file name, if you want to keep the original). In principle, your file size should now be much smaller.
Thanks CWO Marc, I will try to practice this after work tonight. Thank you so much for helping me.
John
