How it’s made!

How was it done? Well, I got my hands on Valcrow’s Version 2 3D printed Atlas which I’m sure you’ve all seen. The V2 has the sweet paint job on it already which helps tremendously. I set it up with a pretty elaborate lighting setup on my dining room table and propped it up beside a bonsai tree. I used a ring light as the Key (top left), another ring light set really low for fill (bottom right) and finally an accent light behind the mech to add a more dramatic effect. 2 Magic/Friction arms held a medium laser and a Wicked Laser Spyder III artic which worked well as a Large ER. After fiddling with it for a half hour and accidentally setting it on high (which almost lit the Atlas on fire) we finally got the proper alignment in relation to the camera angle. This was the result: You can also enjoy free viagra sales uk shipping on online purchases. Ovulatory disorders are one cheap cialis overnight http://respitecaresa.org/staff/b-trevino/ of the most common love-making symptoms these days. In spite of these precautions if you come buy women viagra under the circle of runny nose, headache, upset stomach, facial flushing and swelling. This shall disconcert in losing firmness and suffer wilting from several minor distractions, including a ringing phone, vardenafil online australia but such changes are normal. Of course you would only see the laser as a dot unless you added smoke/mist to reveal the beam. Hence we brought in a bowl of water with the mist generator which we wafted towards the mech just before we took the picture. Let me just say that mist is not a very cooperative tool for photography. It took a lot of resets to get the beams looking right. The Setup: For those who are interested here is an unedited original raw export and a quick vid of the setup.