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Edited my post to reflect the spirit of the thread!piersyf wrote:The stuff shown all qualifies so far, and is good quality stuff, but to stay 'true' to the intent of the thread, just post what it is and its product number, or it really belongs in the 'show us your stuff' thread. Not wanting to be a Nazi on this, just think we should keep to the intent of the thread...
Let us also standardize the size of the photos submitted. If they're too large it causes problems for some readers. busboy, love your stuff but can you make the pictures a wee bit smaller? Not sure what the standard is or should be but most picture hosting website have recommended settings for discussion groups.piersyf wrote:Don't want to dampen any enthusiasm here, but the difference between this thread and the 'show us your stuff' thread is to describe GHQ specific products and show them in a painted form (like the catalogue, except for the new releases). If you read the first entry, this thread was created in response to GHQ showing new releases as castings until a painted version was available for display. The 'determined' criteria for this thread is that it is an unmodified GHQ model, painted, and indicates the product number, which you can probably pick up if you follow the entries until November. The stuff shown all qualifies so far, and is good quality stuff, but to stay 'true' to the intent of the thread, just post what it is and its product number, or it really belongs in the 'show us your stuff' thread. Not wanting to be a Nazi on this, just think we should keep to the intent of the thread...
(Note: willing to be challenged on my assertions 'cause this aint my thread, but to my mind this is the ONLY difference from 'show us yer stuff). Also, I'm not trying to get you to move your entries to the other thread; the recent entries have kept the thread alive and are showing GHQ models as WE paint them so I think this is a good thread to maintain. Just suggesting that in future you say what the model is and maybe the product number (you may notice some of mine are no longer in production, so they are legacy products).
It took me a while to reply, but I've reduced the image size. They're still probably too big, but at least it shouldn't be killing slower internet connections or be too big for the browser windows any more.av8rmongo wrote:Let us also standardize the size of the photos submitted. If they're too large it causes problems for some readers. busboy, love your stuff but can you make the pictures a wee bit smaller? Not sure what the standard is or should be but most picture hosting website have recommended settings for discussion groups.piersyf wrote:Don't want to dampen any enthusiasm here, but the difference between this thread and the 'show us your stuff' thread is to describe GHQ specific products and show them in a painted form (like the catalogue, except for the new releases). If you read the first entry, this thread was created in response to GHQ showing new releases as castings until a painted version was available for display. The 'determined' criteria for this thread is that it is an unmodified GHQ model, painted, and indicates the product number, which you can probably pick up if you follow the entries until November. The stuff shown all qualifies so far, and is good quality stuff, but to stay 'true' to the intent of the thread, just post what it is and its product number, or it really belongs in the 'show us your stuff' thread. Not wanting to be a Nazi on this, just think we should keep to the intent of the thread...
(Note: willing to be challenged on my assertions 'cause this aint my thread, but to my mind this is the ONLY difference from 'show us yer stuff). Also, I'm not trying to get you to move your entries to the other thread; the recent entries have kept the thread alive and are showing GHQ models as WE paint them so I think this is a good thread to maintain. Just suggesting that in future you say what the model is and maybe the product number (you may notice some of mine are no longer in production, so they are legacy products).
