| MosquitoCon Contest April 8, 2006 Allied Armor (Quebeqois: "Les Chars Allees") |
| DISCLAIMER The photos that appear here are of models that caught our inbred rheumy eyes, not necessarily the contest winners or "best" models in the contest. So if you are looking for your model and don't see it, it is because we were too hung over to take a picture of it. It's completely our fault. Please email us your photo and, if our Central Committee favors it, we will be happy to publish it here. Tank On ! |
| The real reason we go to shows, aside from all the hot women, is to look at the Allied armor. No disappointments here; there was some cool stuff. |
| If we are guessing right this is a British 25-pounder field gun in the 'Malta' scheme. Very cool. It had to have gotten boring sitting there on that island, and 'Survivor' hadn't even been invented yet. So they had time to spend doing these incredible paint jobs. |
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| Polish Kubis armored car. Very cool; looks like it could be in 'Batman'. |
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| Sweet M5. There's a full interior and conversion to the earlier M5 (not M5A1) here. |
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| Hey, those look like the M-24 crewmen ! |
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| M-8 HMC. This model looks a lot better in real life than in this picture. |
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| Yup, this is the old Monogram 1/32 scale M-4 "Hedgehog" with add-on sandbags and way cool figures. Admit it, we have all built this kit, but not this well. |
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| This looks vaguely familiar. |
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| This T-34-85 was in BIG scale. Nice rubble. |
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| Please do not touch this T-34-85 Model 1943, particularly in an inapproporiate manner. |
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| Sweet T-34. Legend has it some T-34s left the factory and went straight into battle without even having their hulls fastened together. |
| "Could we get a cold vodka here? While I am still young?!". |