The miniature pier photographs from the Mystery Photographs No:5 post still remain a mystery.
The technique of miniature ship visual effects.
Sunday, 12 May 2019
Mystery set photographs post from 2016 finally solved.
Long time reader and enthusiast McTodd has come up with the title of the movie from which the mystery film set photographs belong. This was a post from 2016 and you can find it and the answer here.
The miniature pier photographs from the Mystery Photographs No:5 post still remain a mystery.
The miniature pier photographs from the Mystery Photographs No:5 post still remain a mystery.
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Excellent work Mr McTodd!
ReplyDeleteThat one had stumped me, and any of the friends I'd shared it with.
Have a cigar!