Guy Borgeson brought this huge Viking ship in – a beautiful project that his father-in-law did.
Chris Bettancourt goes big with this MPC 1:24 Stuka – complete with scratch-built cannon pads and hand-painted snake markings.
Another project from Chris Bettancourt – some sort of Nazi tank in 1:35 scale – I believe a Panther. Nice job.
Zack Bettancourt continues down the road to award-winning times with this nice duo in 1:35 scale of a 25 pounder gun and Universal carrier.
Soviet T-35 five-turret monster from S-Model in 1:72 scale by Bart Cusumano – WIP
Tom Knapp continues to produce high-quality silk purses from sow ears. This time this really nice Hellcat in 1:72 scale.
Switching gears a bit, Tom Knapp goes nautical with this CSS Atlanta from Verlinden – a WIP
Prez Dave goes gray wit this Tamiya 1:32 Zero. Nice job there David.
George Fehrer brought in this real nice award-winning diorama in 1:35 scale.
This could be another Chinese Youth Work Project booster from George Hecht. Sorry Big G, but I do not have the slip.
Trophies are done for Pelicon 2015! A sampling of the booty.
Prez Dave goes green this time with yet another Tamiya 1:32 scale Zero. Another nice job there David.
After a long, long, long absence from the S&T table, Larry Williams bought in three pieces! This here one is a 1:72 Challenger.
Not to be outdone, Mike Garofalo brought in five freakin’ 1:35 scale tanks! We have a Heller AMX-30, a Tamiya T-55, a Trumpeter Ariete, a Trumpeter S-103 and aTamiya Leclerc in UN white.
The other three pieces of the pentathlon from Mike Garofolo.
Tom Milne did up this 1:48 HobbycraftF4U-2 Corsair USMC night-fighter.
Larry Williiams does up this wacky camo-job on this Swedish Styr 122 Leopard in 1:72 from Revell. Cool.
If it’s a giant sci-fi model, especially Star Wars related, then this looks like Randy Cooper’s latest project. A Hasbro Millennium Falcon from Walmart, all gussied up with Randy’s scratch made resin and PE improvements. Absolutely and totally cool and amazing.
A cool-looking 1:30 scale Normandy vignette from George Hecht, utilizing his own water technique and real sand from the beach at Normandy. A King & Country.
Randy Cooper brought along this big die-cast Jeep.
Larry Williams did up this nice Revell 1:72 Abrams.
George Hecht forgoes the screwdriver and brings in the glue to do this cool looking 1:35 scale WWI British Mark IV Tadpole tank from Takom. A WIP.
A shot of the Falcon’s cockpit, done up from scratch by Randy Cooper.