Randy Cooper spreads awe and amazement again this month, continuing his scratch-built Battlestar Galactica.
Randy’s BSG again – detail shot.
BSG lit-up details from Randy.
Of course there’s full hanger bay detail in Randy’s BSG – and lit up too! Yes, those are tiny Viper fighters to the left.
The lit-up business end of Randy’s BSG.
Brian Sibbitt has a big 1:72 seaplane – a Sunderland?
Brian Sibbitt pushes out another seaplane – this time Italiano style.
Prez Dave amazes with his Accurate Miniatures 1:48 scale Avenger – OOB
George Hecht goes wild with this Wallace and Grommit motorbike and sidecar from Airfix. OOB and he states that only God knows the scale.
George Hecht wears out two screwdrivers with this Chinese production of a big P-51 Mustang.
Big Ed Brut shows us two Corgi die cast Se5A’s in 1:48 scale. Along side is wife Libby’s most excellent adventure of a tiny elf in a leaf WIP from Nemrod
Big Ed’s Se5’s again.
Nick Torrey drives a semi into the meeting – a 1:24 scale Kenworth cab/trailer rom AMT.
Joe Bivona goes airborne this month with two biplanes – here’s one of ’em.
Another biplane from Joe Bivona.
Steve Sobieralski goes wild in scratching this Fairey F-111F and catapult for his enormous HMS Hood in 1/128 scale.
Bill Lyon presenting two planes that he does not like: a T-6 racer and a T-6E from Monogram’s 1:48 scale kits.
As if the BSG was not enough, Randy brings another subject – this time a Cylon fighter resin kit.
Welcome back Terry Kirkpatrick – a nice 1:700 US WW 2 destroyer.
Charlie Hess WIP of the 1:48 scale Arri/Otaki P-40 using the Medallion conversion set to take it from E to K.
John Binfield makes chicken salad out of ESCI’s chicken s _ _ t kit.
John Binfield goes old school with a 1:48 Albatross.
Guy Borgeson leaves the armor behind for a nice bi-plane.
George Cost continues in his efforts to go blind with another crazy 1:700 scale model: PE and all!
Greg Chubboy shows us two 1:72 scale WWI WIPS’s.
Former convention treasurer George Shaffer mystifies with this UFO kit from no known maker, but supposedly in 1:48 scale.
George Shaffer comes back to earth with Mr. Mulligan and a Laird’s racer both from old Hawk kits in 1:48 scale. Unfortunately, he goes back into the stratosphere with another flying saucer.
April Fools!