Forced Perspective, a basic primer - MRH Theater
Forced Perspective - a basic primer by Rick Wade (rtw3rd) (7:38) Rick demonstrates how you can use forced perspective to make your layout seem larger - without needing to knock down walls or dig more basement!
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Now now Rick, put it in context !...
I had a comment on a previous submission that said of my video that it had the " look of a B Grade Sci Fi movie". Hey, it could be worse......maybe a F grade Sci Fi movie!
That (my ) comment was on your attemp at the outward looking view from a window of a diesel cab. Your first video was realy good looking, The second attemp was neat but brought back memories of Grade B Sci Fi movies from way back when.
No need to be thick skinned, I was just joking around.
Oh!.. and I hope I catch somebody hitting the ' view video' button here !...
Marc
Kidding around
Marc,
No problem. One of the disadvantages of the written word is you can't see or hear the person to understand if they are kidding or not....and I appreciate a good joke!
Rick
Rick
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