cgrau wrote:
Ron, how big a crane do you need to move those pieces?
I just give thanks that they're plastic.
Post a picture of your favourite chess set (pieces and board)
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I've been experimenting with lighting to get some nice pictures of my chess sets. I thought maybe some of you would enjoy these.
Nice work, great lighting.
Here's a picture of my favorite board with the best chessmen ever chess pieces.
That's a nice set. Where did you get your board?
I have been lusting over this one. ornamental while still being perfectly playable.
I dont blitz.
http://www.houseofstaunton.com/modena-wooden-chessmen-4-4-king.html
kndreyn wrote:
That's a nice set. Where did you get your board?
Mtmwood.com
Andrei makes great boards at very reasonable prices. Only downside to customers from USA is that shipping from Russia to the US is expensive.
Fortunately for me I don't have that problem so I'm thinking of ordering another board from him soon.
Black_Knight_Tango wrote:
kndreyn wrote:
That's a nice set. Where did you get your board?
Mtmwood.com
Andrei makes great boards at very reasonable prices. Only downside to customers from USA is that shipping from Russia to the US is expensive.
Fortunately for me I don't have that problem so I'm thinking of ordering another board from him soon.
His boards are AMAZING!! And I watch his videos all the time ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m1eIB5KPls
This one is which I prefer now:
Feb 2, 2017
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Black_Knight_Tango wrote:
Here's a picture of my favorite board with the best chessmen ever chess pieces.
Great set up BKT! Is that the NOJ version or the Tournament Version made in India?
Feb 2, 2017
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kndreyn wrote:
I've been experimenting with lighting to get some nice pictures of my chess sets. I thought maybe some of you would enjoy these.
@kndreyn
Allow me:
you have made these absolutely fantastic photographs...???
(those with old man)
cgrau wrote:
Black_Knight_Tango wrote:
Here's a picture of my favorite board with the best chessmen ever chess pieces.
Great set up BKT! Is that the NOJ version or the Tournament Version made in India?
Thank you Chuck,
It's the Tournament Version made in India.
gromius wrote:
bananamoon wrote:
This one is which I prefer now:
which one is this?
Looks like the Official Staunton 1849 antiqued boxwood and ebony reproduction set.
MySeT wrote:
kndreyn wrote:
I've been experimenting with lighting to get some nice pictures of my chess sets. I thought maybe some of you would enjoy these.
@kndreyn
Allow me:
you have made these absolutely fantastic photographs...???
(those with old man)
Hello MySet, yes, I took these photographs of a friend of mine. We were doing some photographs for a music video a musician is creating, and I thought it would be a good subject for some chess images as well!
It's a "Library 3.5 Inch Antique Chessmen set" (https://www.officialstaunton.com) with a rechapadosferrer board (http://www.rechapadosferrer.com/index.php/en/chessboards/general-information.html)
Feb 2, 2017
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Black_Knight_Tango wrote:
cgrau wrote:
Black_Knight_Tango wrote:
Here's a picture of my favorite board with the best chessmen ever chess pieces.
Great set up BKT! Is that the NOJ version or the Tournament Version made in India?
Thank you Chuck,
It's the Tournament Version made in India.
Here's the NOJ version in red, one of my favorites...
Ron, how big a crane do you need to move those pieces?