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Stollenian Command Vignettes. . .

A bunch of figures completed during 2006-2010 and given the vignette treatment during Spring 2013.  Mostly RSM95 figures with a couple of vintage plastic Spencer Smith figures and three by Miniature Figurines.

Thought some of you might enjoy revisiting a few old favorites, who have been brightened up and better defined with Photoshop Elements.  This photograph was taken before I began using a lightbox for my photography, so the illumination isn't the greatest.  Still, they don't look all that bad after a few minor digital adjustments.

 -- Stokes

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Giles said…
Stokes, those are absolutely superb.
3:30 AM
MSFoy said…
Stokes - regret I have been a bit distracted of late, and have not had time to devote to reading my favourite blogs, but these are lovely - quite lovely.

Regards - Tony
2:09 PM
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