The bottom picture shoul be OK as Lemogs licence seems to allow that. Don't know who/what northern studios are/is/does - I don't use Bryce.     

"There is only ony issue that is inherent with this type of prop, the dividing line at the ground and background."

Thats right. Thats something I considered here, a lot of backgrounds kits use a curve. Too much and the image curves too badly, too sharp  and you get a really sharp line. Another effect you'll see with these kits is an odd banding effect - you can this in the sky in the image above  your post.

Lighting pays a big part here. Many lights light the base differently from the rear. Then again backgrounds kits are really a quick workaround instead of rendering large scenes.    

"I like the prop any way:) "

Thanks. It seems to have been well recived by everyone. Theres always a nice buzz when you make stuff and Artists like it.

"don't have to fiddle with fitting like some others I have"

Thank John for that idea :) He suggested making it a figure (instead of a prop) so it can take MAT poses.

Pinky - you left the lens cap of your mind on again.