Operation Backdrop, Phase III Comments/advice?

[jeffrey-wimberl]

.Deleted due to copyright changes. 01/17/07

 

[TrainNut]

I already started to copy your method a little bit. We'll see if mine turns out anywhere near as good as yours.

 

[jeffrey-wimberl]

Thank you, TrainNut.

 

[Nomad]

Jeffrey, I have been following your thread, this is just what I need for my room. Thank you for posting this.

Loren

 

[jeffrey-wimberl]

You're welcome. Loren. Have fun with it.

 

[CAS]

Jeffrey,

I really like it. I am gonna try that for my backdrop.

I gonna use my inkjet printer. What DPI did you set your printer at? I'm not really sure on high i can set my DPI at. I'll have to check.

Thanks,
CAS

 

[jeffrey-wimberl]

I had mine at 1200 dpi

 

[CAS]

jeffrey-wimbrel,

I had purchased some Kodak Matte paper (heavy weight) to print my background on. I tried a few samples. The print quality came out okay.

But now to figure out the proportion for n scale.

CAS

 

[MadHatter]

Hi CAS,

I didn't see the original picture, but if there are no buildings invoved, I'm sure you can use any proportion, since hills and mountains can be as large or as small as you like- just a thought.

 

[CAS]

I'm sure you can use any proportion, since hills and mountains can be as large or as small as you like- just a thought.

The copy of pics i have, they do have a couple of buildings on them. I will try to make the buildings look further back in distance. I think i will be able to something like that in Photoshop. Photoshop is an amazing graphics program.

CAS

 

[jeffrey-wimberl]

MadHatter: I sent you a private message with the pics of Operation Backdrop, Phase III.

 

[MadHatter]

Thanks, looks super!!!!!