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I agree,

You can only really see it when you look at yourself in the mirror while wearing your helmet.

Thats how i noticed it to start with.

QUOTE=R_boba_fett]this may sound...stupid... but hold your helmet infront of the mirror, the "leening" visor is for some reason... well for me... more appearant that way...

trick I picked up watching the making of Jurassic Park. They didn;t know how to make a 7 tons creature run naturally, as nothing 2-day does such a thing. by rewinding the scene they could see bugs not appearant during normal play.

this works excellent on paintings and drawing s2, especially portraits hold em in the mirror and see if they still look half as good as when normally looking at it...

hope it helps ya a little...

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<blockquote data-quote="Fettster" data-source="post: 62116" data-attributes="member: 948">I agree, You can only really see it when you look at yourself in the mirror while wearing your helmet.Thats how i noticed it to start with.QUOTE=R_boba_fett]this may sound...stupid... but hold your helmet infront of the mirror, the &quot;leening&quot; visor is for some reason... well for me... more appearant that way...&nbsp;trick I picked up watching the making of Jurassic Park. They didn;t know how to make a 7 tons creature run naturally, as nothing 2-day does such a thing. by rewinding the scene they could see bugs not appearant during normal play.&nbsp;this works excellent on paintings and drawing s2, especially portraits <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> hold em in the mirror and see if they still look half as good as when normally looking at it...&nbsp;hope it helps ya a little...</blockquote>[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Fettster, post: 62116, member: 948"] I agree, You can only really see it when you look at yourself in the mirror while wearing your helmet. Thats how i noticed it to start with. QUOTE=R_boba_fett]this may sound...stupid... but hold your helmet infront of the mirror, the "leening" visor is for some reason... well for me... more appearant that way... trick I picked up watching the making of Jurassic Park. They didn;t know how to make a 7 tons creature run naturally, as nothing 2-day does such a thing. by rewinding the scene they could see bugs not appearant during normal play. this works excellent on paintings and drawing s2, especially portraits :) hold em in the mirror and see if they still look half as good as when normally looking at it... hope it helps ya a little...[/QUOTE] [/QUOTE]

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