really curious how did you do the pose for picture 2 its leaning but not falling!!!
1192469
I think this is possible. The 00 Raiser's cockpit can be used as a stand in this position. This isn't my picture though, although I do have all the models for this series
1895279
I struggled with it too (all pieces are heavy). My solution was, instead of trying to screw the poll in, I kept the poll steady and span the marble base the opposite way which snapped on pretty easy. Getting help from someone else should make it easier too. Hope this helps.
362194
Ha Ha a good question which has been asked a number of times. Flip it upside down and then put the legs together. That works for me. good luck and if that doesn't work get back to me and I will take my chair out and give you a more explicit answer but, since I haven't used the chair since last year that is my recollection. Good luck
2264336
Not gonna lie. It was really weird trying to put it together. I don't remember getting any directions with my order. I pretty much just used the picture as a reference. Also, don't expect this thing to screw in nice and tight. Its still pretty wobbly even after you get all the screws in.
568093
This backdrop is flat. There may be a very slight curl but it is not obvious. I have ppropped this backdrop against the wall without a support in portrait and landscape orientations and it has stood through the shoots.
2004011
Just like it shows in the picture. It will stand in a portrait position. It is fairly sturdy, but dont put too much weight on it.
760562
No there were no directions. We ended up with trial & error. We blew up the picture and winged it. 6 months later we found out we had part upside down. It is still in use and will be in the trees next season.
1537630
The camera is in a fixed position. Pointing froward with a slight downward tilt. It can't be adjusted it is fixed.
487530
Stand still. Place both feet flat and try not to lean to one side or the other. Once you do this, the results are consistent within a tenth of a pound.
1548924
Just need to find the balancing point. Slide the mic pole so the mic sits closer to tripod. If the mic is extended as far from base as pic shows it will definitely fall over from the weight of mic. Hope this helps!
2195346
If there are no defects it is very simple. The base pose goes through the slit in the bottom of the wing, tail section and the small nodule on top and at the back of the head goes through the eyelet in the middle and top of the wing/tail section. There is a little stretching done to get this to happen but once in the wings certainly won't fall off. I have had mine in winds up to 30knots without any problem.
1640611
Did you purchase the ottoman along with the chair? We have that too, and I use it every time I'm in it and that probably helps prevent leaning. I'm not sure how to adjust it, sorry, not much help here!
1707693
As others have said, it's easy. As usual don't overtighten. It's been a while since I put mine together but I recall using the wisdom of get them not-fully-tight all the way around first... make sure centered, aligned, equidistant all that, then tighten them perfectly in place. Once one side is tight, if it's crooked, you will have to loosen to straighten. Still easy. Very nice piece.
951562
It's been awhile since I put it together but I think I turned it upside down before the top was put onto the frame. The legs go in the position and you push each one outward. They should lock in place in the right position. I noticed mine were the same as you describe but I messed with one leg until it locked into place...then, the other one.
931835
My husband and I leaned it up on it's side to put the legs on. It was much easier that way.
774551
I have 2 lined up also. Just make sure you don't hang too much weight from them, as 3 might encourage you to store more on top! And as the other comment indicated, hitting the center of the framing is critical. Have fun!
1667104
Push the middle part. To tilt. Do not leave it tilted if there's wind. It lessens stability.