Photos of Inspiring Models by Others

[shropshire lad]

http://www.euromilitaire.co.uk/editorial/page.asp?p=631 . Speaks for itself .

Andi , 

  I understand where you are coming from . I find that when I'm at these shows there is just to much to absorb at once and that I can't truly appreciate the modelling until I look at photos after the event .

  Nick

[marc_reusser]

By Roger Hurkmans. Well done wind effect, something I have not seen modeled before.






Just all around cool and well done.  By Dimitri Kaliviotis




By Michael Rinaldi








By Dan Capuano

[marc_reusser]

Something for all you brass guys. Home made photoetched 'Vickers Mk.1' machinegun for WW1 airplanes 1:48 (test assembly); by Jetto Black




Sculpture by Angela Talbot:




Sculpture by Greg Brotherton:

[marc_reusser]

Unknown




By Kuva-i Milliye Mustafa

[Chuck Doan]

[Wesleybeks]

If Chuck is sighing, imagine what the rest of us mere mortals are thinking!!

[Barney]

As the song "Time to say goodbye " or I think it's time to give in and retire !!
Barney

[JESTER]

Robots out of junk: http://youtu.be/bNolFa8zCu8

[Ray Dunakin]

Just all around cool and well done.  By Dimitri Kaliviotis

That's really cool! Here's another battle-damaged AT-AT, in CAD (source unknown):



 

[marc_reusser]

Sweet!

[marc_reusser]

Refernce Photo:



Model of photo, by Joaquin Garcia Gazquez




Sculpture/construction, unknown

[marc_reusser]

Sweet biplane, by Petr Marek




One more for the brass benders;

[Wesleybeks]

How awesome is that model with the 2 little boys. Tells a really cool story.

[TRAINS1941]

These people are some true artists.

Jerry

[shropshire lad]

So I would guess that the metal kangaroo is somewhere in Australia . I'll keep my eyes open for it when I go there next year . Shouldn't be too hard to find !

   Nick