Ok! I already had the paper at home so I did the white walls. The only problem was the glass, so I didn't used glass or plexiglass. I think it still looks good with only paper. I'm only struggling with the shadows, but I am trying to get them away. :-)

Honestly, I don't really know where you can get glass for cheap. The glass I use is just something we got (I don't remember if it was for free at the side of the road, or at a yard sale or something similar). I've also heard that you could use something similar to glass - plexiglass or something like that; you could Google it. If you have a black table that reflects (like a mirror or glass), that would work well too. DeTomaso Pantera uses a black table. Remember to keep in mind that glass backgrounds are very hard to work with if you use lamps or artificial light. Using artificial light(s) would make it look yellowish. I would suggest setting your background up near a window that gets a lot of sunshine. Bird's eye shots are particularly difficult to capture a good shot because if you use a lamp, the glass will reflect the lamp so you can actually see the light source. For bird's eye views, taking the pictures without a lamp (only natural light) would work best. I hope this helps you take better pictures. ~Lego Builder Jr.

Sorry for commenting again, but suddenly the question came to me: how do I do the lights? Is it the best to just do it with only the lights on the ceiling or do I need some more and brighter lights? :-)

Okay. I think I get the idea of how to make some good photos. Thanks for the advice! I think i might know a place where I can get the papers, but where can I buy a glas plate (without spending a lot of money) do you think? Your car looks great by the way! And I like the studded look! :-)

Your builds never dissapoint :D

good, the windshield may be too sloped, and the whole thing in general looks a brick or two too low, but overall, ITS GREAT! 6/5! check out my jeep on my page, its in my LDD file. :D

Great looking jeep Mr Builder. I might try my hand at something like this. Don't worry i'm not offended by your comments, i just noticed that they tend to be negative, i think it is more constuctive to give truthful positive feedback rather than be negative, this is all just for fun afterall. Happy Building :)

Amazing! 10 points!

It could be more color coordinated, but your presentation and functions are nice.

Excellent jeep. The studs showing is perfect for this moc. I really like the tailgate and chains. Good luck :).

Cool Jeep, with the right details and good opening features. Unfortunately I disagree with Nick (below) - sorry Nick! - as to me it looks much too wide. The original Willys Jeeps from WW2 were *really* narrow. Other than that though, very good build, 4/5 : )

I like this. The proportions are right and the camouflage paint is nicely done - good luck in the contest.