At the same time I also did one series during the Unter-Schweingau proxy battle.
Likewise the 'postcard' is available upon request.
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An exposition of the Hobby of TableTop gaming.
With commentary, notes and other items connected to this hobby.
About Me
- MurdocK
- In a uniform from the age of 13 to 30, learned much of 'military life' and after a decade of travel have settled down to start a family. Started with boardgames and RPG's in the 1970's and added tabletop miniatures in the 1990's. Now with a family of three boys, seeking to turn this sometime hobby into more of a lifestyle.
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5 comments:
That's a pretty neat setup. What's the program that does the panoramics called?
It's called 'pix-around' and was free as part of a sound blaster program a few years ago.
Of course now they want $$$ for it.
I like it.
-- Jeff
The problem with this picture is that I was not 'still' when I took the shots...so the angle changes over the length of the table.
It had been a long time since I had made any of these pictures and I forgot to stand "still" while shooting the pics that would go into the composite shot.
Murdock,
Did you get either of the emails I sent you about the April 6 game?
I sent one to your "planning" address and one to your regular address a week ago or so.
-- Jeff
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