There are now 68 models in the queue, and I’ve had a bunch of low resolution images to work from lately.  While I can generally work around a low res image, it drastically slows me down.  I’ve just spent way too long working on a model that, with a decent image to work from, should have taken a few hours to make.  I’ve emailed that customer that I’ve stopped working on that model pending a better image, and as I go through the queue when I come across a low res image I’m going to skip it.  If you submitted that request I’ll notify you that it’s on hold pending a higher res image.  Here’s the real problem: I’m image searching for the best image I can find, usually not the one that’s submitted, so a better image is not going to be easy to find.  You’re probably going to have to contact the unit in question or pass the problem back to your customer.  I can work with a photo from a sign or something as long as it’s not too skewed.  If I run the queue down to where there’s nothing left but low res images I’ll just do my best with them, but if I’m not satisfied with how it looks I won’t put it on my site.

So if anyone has access to a high res image of the Ft. Jackson Leadership Training Brigade crest or can swing by there and take a picture it would be very helpful.

The current queue, with new in bold and deadlines in italics.

The secondary queue.

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