Pictures from the IPMS USA 2010 Nationals

[Daniel C]

;D For Gabriel.... Armor!



And for Brad too!!




Cool markings...












And the good stuff...

[Daniel C]

More..... A few planes







Ahhh, an Airacobra..... even if it is Soviet markings


Now thats a paint job!!






This had a nice (IPMS) finish, you don't see Dutch everyday...






Oops, a little fuzzy


This one is glossy......


This one is not, which modeler is correct??




A rare Ki-100...


Hmmmmm, blue?!






Classic kit SIG


Sweet!

[Daniel C]

Lets do some more!!

A favorite of mine..... Big, Bad, and Ugly B-58 in 1/72


Beautiful Tri-motor from Fokker, in 1/144! Built by our friend Alex from Tahiti. Do you guys remember him? He came to the last IPMS Baja show with an awesome civilian Bearcat racer. Jose and I ran into him at the Nationals.


This is also Alex's and the judges managed to drop it with bad results!


Navy patrol bomber with beautiful lines, a "Mercador" I think.




Another view...


This is a big model.... even in 1/72 British Nimrod


I like the "emil's" and this color scheme is a little different


Me-309....




Different looking Zero...





Nice observation plane in 1/72


A work of art






oh my, who took this picture??


Awesome Yak!!

[bassbison]

great pictures Danny.....................

[Daniel C]

I am glad you enjoyed them, thank you...... Next week, pictures from "OrangeCon 2010" which is happening this Saturday.

[Dennis kaye]

:)hello.Just some information about the ship.It is "HMS Inflexible circa 1885"I scratch built it using a John Haynes fibre glass hull and his plans.I cut the hull to water line.The deck was planked with 1300 1/8x1/16 holly planks.It took 24 months to build.It now resides in the Naval museum of Alberta,along with three other Victorian ships of that era,that I have completed.Have two more under construction,all to 1/96 scale.

More pictures to follow![/quote]