Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #5 (Aircraft)
This article is part of a series:
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #1 (Aircraft)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #2 (Aircraft)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #3 (Aircraft)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #4 (Best in Show & Main Category Winners)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #5 (Aircraft)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #6 (Aviation Diorama)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #7 (Aircraft)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #8 (Aircraft)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #9 (Automotive)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #10 (Automotive)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #11 (Diorama)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #12 (Armor)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #13 (Armor)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #14 (Helicopters)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #15 (Ships)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #16 (Aviation)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #17 (Aviation)
- Scale Modelworld 2016 models – #18 (Aviation)
Continuing our review of the Scale Modelworld championship in Telford, here's a selection of 1/32 and larger scale aviation models.
Stay tuned for more pictures from SMW 2016, or click on the link below to view:
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Rob Pollock said on November 13, 2016
The British Phantom is by our own Pat Watson, who invested considerable time and expense to get the aircraft 'right.' We thought it would fare better on the day but that's judging for you 😉
Editor said on November 13, 2016
It was very ompressive. I particularly liked the crew figures busy looking out from the cockpit, really lifelike.
Craig Abrahamson said on November 13, 2016
Incredible detail and weathering in these examples. Just beautiful work!
Ian Bartlett said on November 15, 2016
The 1/32 Wingnut Ninak is a good friend of mines, it is possibly the best i have ever seen. It took him over a year to build, with a lot of research and scratchbuilidng, and it won the Gaspatch trophy.
I have one in the stash, but the amount of rigging frightens the life out of me!
Good report Rob, it was an excellent show, and a bit heavy on the old bank account!
Josh Patterson said on November 15, 2016
The bare bones 104 gets my vote! 1/32? Even in that scale someone was still armed with a tiny drill bit and a big bag of patience!
Tony Prince said on November 16, 2016
Excellent standard of modelling & weathering. Thanks also for the superb pictures.