I'm feeling a bit under the weather, like I'm on the verge of getting a sinus infection, so I'll keep this short and sweet with a handful of random thoughts about the Nats and some pics of a few of my favorite contest entries so far.
My thoughts:
There are roundabouts leading into the show location. I haven't seen those since I lived in Boston!
Good selection of vendors that should satisfy all but the most picky attendees. The biggest absence, HobbyLink Japan.
Lots of book vendors! I wish I could read French and Russian.
Speaking of books, we modelers spend a helluvalotta time complaining about the prices of models, but books have become quite expensive in their own right!
At the end of the day today, a good number of the tables were filled. Closed-top armor was particularly full.
I bought my first model today not at the Nats, but in an antique shop in nearby Fort Collins.
And now the pictures. Enjoy!
| Wingnut Wings 1/32 Gotha G.IV. HFS, what a stunning airplane and model! |
| Stunning Revell 1/32 He-111. |
| AMD Laffly 80AM with subtle painting and weathering. |
| Incredible scratchbuilt USS Langley. I think it's 1/120? |
| Revell '85 Mustang NASCAR Modified. Perfectly detailed and painted. |
| CMR 1/72 Sikorsky S-38 with a stunning paint scheme. |
| Vulcan 1/35 Light Tank Mk VIB, beautifully weathered. |
More to come tomorrow, with a Scale Model Soup twist!
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