Here are a selection of photos from our July show-and-tell:
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- John Nugent shared recent purchases of 1:350 scale ship kits
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- Joe Montes shows off his latest works (guess that includes the young-un’ too!)
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- Joe’s tiny SAS Jeep conversion
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- Joe Montes’ 1:72 6×6 Dodge truck
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- 1:72 scale works in progress by Joe Montes
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- Close-up of Joe’s Sherman & M3
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- John Muldoon had an HO gauge Roundhouse railroad craftsman kit on display
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- Instructions to John Muldoon’s scale locomotive roundhouse was mostly text – old school!
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- “Gory” interior for Ed Rose’s Warhammer commission build – human computer.
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- More progress on Ed Rose’s huge resin ‘walker’ Warhammer piece
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- John Allen brought in an example of a 1:144 printed model (HP O-400)
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- Jim Hassler’s 1:72 P-26 ‘Peashooter’ made from a vintage Revell kit & a Starfighter Decals update set
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- Ken Patrick showed off a shiny vehicle from the ‘Speed Racer’ storyline – note the saws
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- Very cool “surfer” van finished by Ken Patrick
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- Ken shows his love of subs again with a Typhoon model
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- View of the meeting crowd during the business discussion
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- Polycrylic said to be a good clear coat
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- Reusable mold material heats in the microwave
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- Skip demos how to remove a part from the reusable mold material
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- Ken Patrick looks over Skip Paetz’s latest works
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- Overview of Skip’s show and tell items
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- Progress on Skip’s P-38 Anything Goes contest entry – looking very Star Wars!
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- Small scale Albatross was not Skip’s favorite building experience
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- Skip advised that Silly Putty used as a mask shouldn’t be allowed any warmth!
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- Wiley’s 1:48 Monogram B-25J was nearly finished
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- Wiley Williams’ depiction of a US-captured German 251 halftrack
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- ‘Forever Glass’ sanding file recommended as a great tool by Wiley
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- Bob Bradford shows off his finished 1:72 Heller Vampire model
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- Closeup of Andrew’s Arizona model. Deck planking is noteworthy.
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- Andrew Payne shows off a couple of new projects: Arizona and an A-6 Intruder
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- Club meeting ’round table’ is actually ‘rectangular’
