Pelikan Club S&T – 10/6/2015
Robert Marquinez brought this very cool Brit M3A3 Stuart with crew in 1:35. from AFV Club
Walt Lamb goes Mustang crazy bringing in FIVE racing steeds. His collection of Mustangs in 1:48 were all reworked with panel scribing and extra details.
Karl Pople 1:72 OOB Hobby Boss P-51B.
Walt Lamb’s captured P-51B; Monogram 1:48.
Daryl Stargel goes experimental with this decal experiment in 1:48. Looks pretty cool.
Another Walt Lamb Mustang.
Walt Lamb Mustang.
Karl Pople does a Dornier Do-17F in 1:72 from Airfix.
Robert Marquinez painted this nice 120mm Fall-some-thing-or other.
Tom Milne did this nice 1:72 Russian WWII aircraft.
Libby Brut answers many questions with this ‘naked’ flat in resin.
Randy Cooper continues his scrathbuilding madness with this Metrokab from Blade Runners.
Another ‘need’ flat from Libby – this time in WM.
Cool Accurate Miniatures A-36 in 1:48 scale from Dennie Adams.
Do-335 from the Prez, Dave. The 1:48 Tamiya kit of the open canopy version which proved to be too windy for the pilots.
A collection of items from Randy Cooper, including the new kit from Pegasus based on his design.
50 year old Aurora P-51 from John Crown.
George Brown’s nice 1:48 Mossie.
Prez Dave is just born to be wild with this Tamiya 1:12 Yamaha Virago XV-1000 built OOB.
Another George Brown Mosquito, except this is the German version in 1:48.
George Brown Mosquito in 1:48.
Wlat Lamb’s colorful p-51 racer in 1:48.
Tom Knapp continues with his Sherman Madness with this 1:35 Tamiya build.
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Bart Cusumano’s feeble attempts at painting figures in acrylics.
Mike Garofolo’s in-progress DML BRDM-2 in 1:35 with resin wheels from DEF Models.
George Hecht’s contribution to the Chinese economy with this HUGE Harrier and Mustang,
Karl Pople did this weird Egg-Plane of a P-40E from Hasegawa. Now I want some bacon . . .
Mike Garofolo had these two Shermans: one from the USMC the other ETO in 1:35 from Italeri.
Burnt-out T-72 in 1:35 from Tamiya by Mike Garofolo.
Tom Knapp does his disappearing hands trick while Daryl Stargel and George Hecht pretend to watch.
Pelikan Club S&T – 9/1/15
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- Tom Milne goes rotary-wing with this nice 1:48 Revell UH-34 in Marine Corps colors.
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- Prez Dave shifts gears with this cool Tamiya 1:12 Honda RC211V painted with Tamiya rattle-cans.
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- Big George Hecht continues his support of underprivileged Chinese youth with his latest project from K&C in 1:30, a vignette featuring a French 2nd Armored M-10 with real sand from the beaches of Normandy.
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- Mike G again with another 1:35 DML in-progress: BTR-80A
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- In recognition of the BoB, Prez Dave brought in his battered 1:48 Hurricane.
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- Mike Garofolo’s 1:35 Tamiya in-progress Leopard 2A6
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- Jeff Price goes yellow with this ultra-cool looking helo.
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- Mike Garofolo’s 1:35 DML in-progress BTR-90
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- Tom Knapp continues with Sherman-mania in his 1:35 Tamiya M4 work-in-progress.
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- Never to be pidgeon-holed, Jeff Price goes armor as well with this nice 1:35 BTR.
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- Andy Mason had this nice looking F4 in 1:48 from hasegawa because he liked the markings.
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- Tom Knapp’s driver for his Sherman.
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- Libby Brut slays this dragon with her nicely done flat in oils.
Pelikan Meeting S&T Photos – 6/2/15
Prez Dave tries to ignore the rabble.
Nice 1:35 scale tank by Bill Mallick.
Jesus Ramos tries to avoid my lens as Walt Lamb peers over his shoulder. Of course, Charlie Hess and George Brown also participate.
Dennie Adams brought this WIP X-Wing fighter.
Contemplating Pelicon 2015 what-ifs: George Feher, Bill Mallick, Big Ed Brut and Mike Hanson.
George Hecht continues to contribute to the US/China trade imbalance with his latest GIANT winged-thang: an SBD Dauntless.
The Tom Table: with Milne and Knapp in attendance.
Jesus Ramos brought this very nicely done 1:144th scale winged-thang.
Tread Heads unite! Charlie Hess, Larry Williams, Rob Nagin, Brad Jonson and Sgt. Bobby Semler.,
Tom Milne with his very nice Corsair in 1:48 scale. A USMC dash 5, I believe.
Some of the dudes meandering the quonset hut: Prez Dave, George Hecht and Earl Petrikin.
Charlie Hess brought in this nice D-Day duo in 1:72 scale.
The one, the only, the incomparable Big George Shaeffer.
George Hecht snoozes while Will Finley and Bill Mallick share a conversational discourse as Ozzie Leandri studies for his bar exam.
Pelikan Meeting S&T Photos – 5/5/15
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- Randy Cooper brings his droids to the meeting!
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- Can you say “Huge Millennium Falcon model”? By who else but Randy Cooper.
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- Bill Lyon brings in this trio of winged-thangs.
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- Bart Cusumano’s naked Mk.I in 1:72 scale.
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- Mike Garofolo had this cool vehicle in 1:35 scale.
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- George Hecht continues to support the youth of China with his latest diorama including real Normandy Beach sand!
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- Big Robert Marquinez did this ultra-nice figure in 54mm.
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- Robert Marquinez does not sit still! This is a cool diorama of French-Era Vietnam defeat at Dien Bien Phu.
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- Coll Polikarpov I-16 in 1:48 by unknown artist or perhaps Greg Chubboy.
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- Big Scratch Neavin scratch-built this here automotive tour de force!
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- The innards of Scratch’s scratch!
Pelicon 2015 Schedule of Events: May 16th & 17th
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Pelicon 2105 Schedule of Events
Friday, May 15th
6:00 to 10:00 p.m. Vendor Set-Up
Saturday, May 16th
8:00 to 9:00 a.m. Vendor Set-Up
9:00 a.m. Vendors open for business
9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Contest Registration / Contest room opens
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m Mmm Delicious Cupcake Truck in the Hampton Inn parking lot
2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Seminar by Jose Rodriguez from MIG USA: Armor Techniques
3:30 p.m. Region 11 R/C meeting held by Jim Stepanek
6:00 p.m. Vendor / Contest room closes
7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Judging
Sunday, May 17th
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Vendors Open / Contest room open
12:00 noon Region Awards presentation by Jim Stepanek
Pelicon Contest Awards Presentation
1:00 p.m. Show closes / Vendor break-down
Note: We will be conducting our raffle over the course of the two days of the show. Raffle drawings will take place as follows:
Saturday, May 16th: 10:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, May 17th: 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m.
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