It indeed is a really nice show. Of course the size is much smaller compared to the well known large shows in Europe. You can find a lot of Swedish/Scandinavian kits and aftermarket parts at the vendors.
The best thing in the whole show is that it is hosted by the local technical museum, with a very interesting exhibition. They even have a submarine open for visitors. 🙂
Cool, similar to the U-505 at the Chicago Museum of Science and industry. I was only 12 when I ventured through the passageways, and even then I still had to duck at certain points. I couldn't imagine full grown men working in that environment in battle. Yet they did, truly the term Iron Coffin applies.
I had the same feeling, when I was first inside a submarine. It was exciting first, but after a few minutes my thoughts were already on the people who fought inside these machines. Tough way of living and fighting for sure.
WOW...I'd hate to be a judge at THAT show. All excellent work on display there. Thanks for sharing your photos.
Some exceptional skills there. Some really nice diversity - great to see so many genres represented.
Really nice. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice. Great skills on display. Those modelers have some serious talent!
The Skyraider is simply beautiful. The finish on that was excellent as well as the A-7E right after very nice. Good stuff. thanks for sharing.
Finally, someone gets a Skyraider "dirty enough"!
That Skyraider is loaded for bear.
Nice stuff. I really like the Walrus diorama.
It indeed is a really nice show. Of course the size is much smaller compared to the well known large shows in Europe. You can find a lot of Swedish/Scandinavian kits and aftermarket parts at the vendors.
The best thing in the whole show is that it is hosted by the local technical museum, with a very interesting exhibition. They even have a submarine open for visitors. 🙂
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Cool, similar to the U-505 at the Chicago Museum of Science and industry. I was only 12 when I ventured through the passageways, and even then I still had to duck at certain points. I couldn't imagine full grown men working in that environment in battle. Yet they did, truly the term Iron Coffin applies.
I had the same feeling, when I was first inside a submarine. It was exciting first, but after a few minutes my thoughts were already on the people who fought inside these machines. Tough way of living and fighting for sure.
Excellent photos, thanks for sharing!
I will go there next year for sure... 😉
A great variety, love the egg plane collection.
Great looking stuff on the tables - thanks for sharing.