Primal xconvoy GIve to me a bad review of this , your highnessss...., maybe i dont upload all the picture because i have some thing to do but for the people that appreciates my work, and always are in the search for creative caracters i give this now.


1) Red deaphcharger from a KO underzise , i think that cam be blaster from g1 and he a make the same that prowl and iron hide and silverbolt

2) new female predacon i call her flybite or other i am open to suggestions

3) dino prime what if dinobot was combine her spark with the prime G1


4) ..i.. ..i.. dil corno di la mama sua vento

 

Thanks for naming the title after me! Seriously, though, you didn't have to. You could have added these pictures to your previous thread.

It might help your thread to include a brief description of the custom transformer, plus the name, such as:

THREAD TITLE: - "Custom Fan-Made Beast Wars Characters"

If your custom transformers are not finished, you can include "WIP" in the title, such as:

THREAD TITLE: - "Custom Fan-Made Beast Wars Characters (WIP)"

I think there is guide to help you with such things at these forums. If you speak Spanish/Portuguese, then maybe someone here can help you more?

As for your pics, thanks! They are the correct rotation, but perhaps you could improve your focus on the camera? They are a little blurry. Usually, taking pictures in a well-lit room, during the day, with the light behind you (facing the toy) will help, and turning off the flash (or changing it to "illuminate/always on") might help you. Resting your camera or phone on a book, the table or something stable will also help. Finally, removing any clutter, such as other stuff on the table, or moving the toy somewhere, like against a plain coloured/white wall (like on the floor, against a wall) can remove unwanted background scenery.

If that isn't possible, have a look at my (admittedly amateur) post-production that I did on my smartphone. I used an app called " Picsart" on Android to blur the background, remove the colours from it and then brighten up/add more colour/sharpen/etc the toy to help the viewer focus on it. I then "cropped" (cut away parts of the picture) it to again focus on the toy.

What do you think?