MTL MRAP's

[Denver Road Doug]

Comparing it to the photo posted previously, and on the same monitor.

So yes, if you want to ignore the relative size of the previous photo then it could be any scale.

I have dumbed down my statement so I'm not violating the laws of screen resolution.

[peteski]

Comparing it to the photo posted previously, and on the same monitor.

So yes, if you want to ignore the relative size of the previous photo then it could be any scale.

I have dumbed down my statement so I'm not violating the laws of screen resolution.

Doug, I just found it silly to try to mention a size of a photo when there is a plethora of screen sizes out there, and also the size of people's browser window might not fill the entire screen.  Sorry if I was too anal.    No laws were violated - just another Peteski comment. Just building up my post count (but not my karma points)

[Denver Road Doug]

Doug, I just found it silly to try to mention a size of a photo when there is a plethora of screen sizes out there, and also the size of people's browser window might not fill the entire screen.  Sorry if I was too anal.    No laws were violated - just another Peteski comment. Just building up my post count (but not my karma points)

Ha, no worries.  You are of course right.   My point was I didn't want to post some gargantuan photo that would get ripped to shreds.

[jimmo]

That's way better looking in your pic, Doug. You should send it to MT!

Maybe Shipshore will weigh in on this, but it's my understanding that MT uses an outside vendor to do their resin stuff. When Lowell Smith contacted me about doing some vehicles for his Freedom Train series, he mentioned talking to them first.

[peteski]

IIRC, Masterpiece Models is the company that makes resin cast items for MT.