LEGO Galaxy Explorer (10497) Review… from Mars
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Learn to build your own sky scape out of cotton wool for a diorama, and then use it for toy photography and make the Razor Crest fly.
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Alan goes on a toy photography adventure with the long forgotten Disney Infinity Star Wars figures from the toys-to-life video game.
During a recent Toy Photographers virtual meet-up, plans went out the window and a custom LEGO Loki minifigure blew in to save the day.
You don't need to find the most incredible location to create successful outdoor toy photos. Use what's available to your best advantage!
Taking inspirations, like "The Queen's Gambit," to create magic and contrasting photographs and bring Harry Potter Wizard's Chess to life.
Photographer Tobias Schiel shares some helpful insights into his process and how he gets such effective lighting in his famous Noir Suites.
Ready to trek for his toy photography, Tom Milton takes his new Link action figure way up into the mountains of Snowdonia, UK.
How to create a cold and frigid world with LEGO Ice Planet minifigs in a tabletop snowstorm. And don't forget the space chainsaws.
For me, fighting the Beast without an action plan is like fighting a war with a spatula.
When building miniature dioramas for toy photography, a couple of things have to be taken care of—namely, lighting and perspective.
Don't have a toy photo project? Improve your workspace! In this post, Dave makes a simple but important change to his paint storage.