Here’s just a few snapshots from the competition & exhibition rooms of this annual event held over the past week end in the northern suburbs of London, in the UK. I hope you’ll enjoy them.
Top get us started, a French Vautour, probably the FM kit… It’s one of those airplanes I’d really like to build… This model looked really good…
Another 1/48 bird, another favourite of mine. Another on my wish list, except that this time I have the Special Hobby kit. I thought this one looked very realistic.
Here’s one we have been lately talking about in here… A Messerspit or a Spitschmitt…! An interesting subject, here in 1/48.
Another fine 1/48 model: F-84 in Danish markings. Really fine paint job on this one!
Still in 1/48, one of most beautiful aircraft ever designed (to my eyes in any case)… De Havilland Hornet…
Superb work again, this time from the competition tables. I greatly appreciated the ‘all down’ look of this model… I know the amount of work it represents since I did build two Jumbos in similar configurations. Unfortunately, the judges did not and this one did not even got a bronze… My little Rafale got a Bronze in the same class and I felt I did not deserve it!
A 1/32 Hunter built by a friend of mine, out of the Revell kit. This one was heavily modified to represent this Royal Navy plane. It got a bronze medal in the large scale planes class. Well deserved I believe!
Not my cup of tea, but it did look good, even if the judges did not give it any metal…
Another very interesting subject, a Breguet Atlantic, a new 1/72 kit from Revell that I may purchase. It did look stunning!
Finaly, a really beautiful 1/72 Me-163 Komet…