Posted by Mike Hanson on Jul 29, 2017 | Comments Off on 2017 Nationals – Airliners
Lots of airliners on display this year.
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Posted by Mike Hanson on Jul 29, 2017 | Comments Off on 2017 Nationals – Humor
Nice size for the Humor category this year. My favorite is the Imperial Snow Trooper taking his pet AT-AT for a walk.
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Posted by Mike Hanson on Jul 27, 2017 | Comments Off on Strategic Air Command Museum
For the first time, Earl and I went on one of the IPMS tours, this one to the SAC Museum. I had looked it up prior to the trip and it looked really interesting, with a lot of aircraft that we had not previously seen. And they were going to feed us BBQ as well, so it sounded like a nice diversion for a Thursday evening. Below you’ll find a gallery of just over 200 photos. They’re mostly in the order of how we viewed the planes, but some may be mixed up as I might have seen something interesting on a plane I’d already photographed. I don’t have time to caption all of them, so hopefully it’ll be fairly obvious. Enjoy!
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Posted by Mike Hanson on Jul 27, 2017 | Comments Off on IPMS Nationals in Omaha
Earl and I arrived in Omaha around noon on Wednesday. We got our registration packet, placed our models, and of course hit the vendor rooms. The trip up was mostly uneventful, with the only problem happening right outside of St. Louis, where we were stuck in traffic for about 2 hours, moving only 3 miles in the process.
As usual, I’ll be posting photos of all of the models, but here’s a quick taste of what was on the tables on Thursday morning. There’s already some fantastic work on display. Let everyone know that photos will be posted here. I’m going to try to have all of them posted be the end of this coming weekend.
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Posted by Bart Cusumano on Jan 2, 2017 | Comments Off on Pelikan Club Meeting S&T – December 2016
Big George Brown does up a new Airfix 1:48 Boulton Paul Defiant.
Randy Cooper continues t fascinate and amaze with one his latest scratched creations, The Ghost in 1:96 scale.
Larry Williams 1:1 scale figure taking photo.
This is by Tom Milne – Hasegawa 1:48 kit and build of a Aichi D3A-1 Val.
Frank Stansell goes multiple on these interesting WWI subjects in 1:72.
Randy Cooper brought in these guys – they look mean.
Another Frank Stansell?
Terry Kirkpatrick’s ode to Bastogne.
Possibly Terry Kirkpatrick’s Akagi – but don’t hold me to it. 1:700.
A Charles Hess production in 1:700 – some Japanese aircraft carrier of Pearl harbor infamy.
Pelikans at our last 2016 meeting and second-to-last meeting at our museum which closes at the end of January 2017.
Someone? Anyone?
Charlie Hess, is this your Arizona?
Tom Milne also brought in this 1:48 Hasegawa kit of a Nakajima B5N-2 Kate.
Charlie Hess does up a Zero.
Steve Sobieralski’s little tiny Midget Sub in 1:96 – scratch built – really Steve?
Frank Stansell’s cool little motor bike in 1:6
Terry K does this unknown US Destroyer in 1:700.
A Corellian Corvette Gunship again fashioned and made in amazement by Randy Cooper. Dude, do you ever run out of creativity?
Hello German airplane!
The divine Jesus Ramos did up this cool 1:72 Fu, er, Fokker by Dragon.
Terry, again?
Continuing in on stuff, Jesus does it again with this Tamiya 1:700 IJM Chikuma OOB.
George Hecht goes BIG again with another Chinese built airplane.
Not wanting those Chinese kids to miss out on Christmas, George Hecht continues to support the cause with this HUGE P-40.
Big Al Vaccaro whips up this Santa conversion in 1:35 for a future diorama.
Terry K brought these two Ja[anese planes but states on the model info slip that he’s too old to remember what they are. And I am too ignorant to help.
Terry K does up either a Pennsylvania or Arizona in 1:700 from Revell. He did not know which was which.
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Posted by Bart Cusumano on Oct 25, 2016 | Comments Off on Pelikan Meeting S&T – October 11, 2016
George Brown flies in with this 1:48 Airfix Hawker Hurricane Mk.I Tropical almost OOB.
Tom Milne recreated a historical F4U French Corsair.
Dennie Adams brought in this great collection of Korean war era photos taken by his dad.
Academy 1:72 Deuce and a Half from chronic pain in the butt, Bart Cusumano.
Bill Malick goes Russian on this Tamiya 1:35 Su-152.
This time Bill goes over to the losers and presented this cool 1:35 Tamiya Panther G.
George Hecht does a size demo with these various scale Panther G’s in 1:16, 1:18 and 1:25.
Tom Knapp’s nice little Stewart with cool poles.
Al Vacaro’s OOB Tamiya 1:48 Japanese floating/flying thang.
Ed Brut goes teeny on these various 1:72 Panthers and a little 1:4 Colt 1847 Walker
Robert Marquinez’s nice 1:35 diorama with British guys with Japanese heads. OK, so sue me – they’re Ghurkas displaying their “Spoils of War”. MiniArt figures with Hornet heads.
Robert Martinez got bored one afternoon and whipped up this cool 1:35 U.S. Special Forces Operator from Think 180 Studios.
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