GINO
Sr Member
No, how could you claim this? I said: this is a poorely photoshopped picture where the Scar and other details are erased . Nothing more.
See above. Vadermania is confirming that it is not photoshopped.
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No, how could you claim this? I said: this is a poorely photoshopped picture where the Scar and other details are erased . Nothing more.
I don't know if you didn't read the post above, but vadermania (the owner of the original TM) just said the pic is NOT photoshopped.
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I don't know if you didn't read the post above, but vadermania (the owner of the original TM) just said the pic is NOT photoshopped.
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I does not appear that the owners of the TM castings were aware of the modifications made by JRX.
I don't blame them for defending their casting especially if they received it as is without knowing that he added them. I would have done the same.
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Vadermania, it appears the answer to this debacle is the following.
It appears that during the restoration process of your original TM, that JRX in his effort to make your casting more accurate, added in some details that he believed were missing.
That is why we see things like the c-scar and paint separation line on the nose on the TM castings, and not on the original stripped down version.
I don't believe that he did this to be sneaky or lie about it, I think he as more likely just trying to fix or improve what he thought should be there.
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Yeah and he also said areas had some bondo or resin filler and some areas aren't completely sanded/stripped.
Which modifications would they be ? the ones you've made up again ?
Vadermania said the pic you posted of the supposedly completely stripped and sanded faceplate isn't infact fully stripped and nowhere did he say any modifications were made other than identifiers against recasting which we all know wouldn't be some glaring scab on vaders cheek.
Thanks for posting, Vadermania. It's good to see we can open the doors back up on some Vader "learnin'" again and try and maintain civility about it.
Jorg, I have always said that if that pic with the gunk still on the eyebrow was photoshopped, whoever did that is a photoshop wizard and needs to be working in film. It's good to hear the truth that it was NOT a photoshopped image.
Now, can we chill with the TM talk and get back to the topic of topical c-scar versus dimensional? So far, and I may be mistaken, but the only unaltered proof we have is a close up shot of the inside of the Baker mold. Everything else about that mold lines up with screen shots, in as far as dings are concerned.
The only reason we are including the TM in the discussion at all is because it was the key article that people were using to justify a dimensional c-scar. Definitely not to bash it.
Proving that the c-scar was added to the TM only further strengthens that there was never a dimensional c-scar on any helmet.
I can tell you right now that it most certainly is not on the original SL.
I've no intentions of bashing the TM as it is still an awesome piece so if it ever came off that way I truly am sorry.
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So Trap Joe,
I know I'll never get an apology from you, but at the very least is it safe to say we're are on the same page now?
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You haven't see either the original TM fully stripped back
or the original SL
or the screen used helmet or the UK mould
in terms of the photoshop claim we are, as I stated in my post above. Still the C-sar area looks a lot like photoshop work to me.
We are not in the same boot above matter that we have sculpted the C-scar or something like that.
It has been there underneath.
You are correct. I'm tapping out til we see some new evidence. I'd like to see something unaltered from the UK mold. No mods done, just a stripping. I wonder if such a creature even exists at this point.Different thread, same people with the same baggage.