Well this has to be one of the most unique things that I have seen in a long time! But really can we expect anything less from Bartosz Kacprzyk (oneman)???
That skull is so whimsical, and combined with the checker pattern on the fuselage…just absolutely lovely!!! I can totally picture this buzzing around the screen of a Tim Burton film!
This is an amazing creation, but I thought the picture quality had to be on a certain level, meeting a requirement that does not seem to be filled in this case. Or my eyesight got worse on this and the last other blog posts, but only on photographs.
@ Deus – You are right that picture quality helps. It certainly makes a LEGO model initially look more eye-catching. That being said, the quality of the model is far more important in my eyes. Could this photo, and Flak_Magnet’s photo of the Mini be higher quality??…sure, but the fact is, both images do still clearly show the models. Both are on neutral background and both are in focus. I am certainly not going to hold out on posting a fantastic model just because it isn’t professionally photoshopped.
And in Bartosz’s case, if anything I think the graininess of the photo adds to it (considering the subject matter).
> Guys >
I have no idea why the photo, which is not so grainy in the original (even in bigger size – on Flickr -> see:http://www.flickr.com/photos/29418589@N06/7652002366/sizes/l/) is grainy here (?)
anyway glad you like my MOC.
> .Tromas > Thank you for the very nice description ^.
No worries Bartosz!
I am not sure why there would have been a difference in the photo quality. I did just edit the post with a slightly smaller copy of the photo, but not sure if that really made any difference or not?
^ O! You’ve changed the photo…Thanks :)