| MosquitoCon Contest April 8, 2006 German Armor, Page One |
| 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 ! |
| Tanks of the Thousand-Year Reich. Putting aside the real thing, the models rocked. We're leading off with a favorite, the DML Tiger I early OOTB in a very cool pose. |
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| Notice how Fritz is hanging on? Nice touch. |
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| Another BIG Scale model. I mean hugenormous. This thing was big enough to hold Donald Trump's ego. |
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| Another very nice Tiger I. Who would have guessed the Tiger would be a popular subject? We sure didn't see that coming. It looked like this one suffered some PE damage while at the show. Bummer. The dark scheme is interesting. |
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| Nice Hetzer-based recon vehicle. OK, yeah, we don't know what it is really called. Email us your answer at: StumpTheIgnorantJerks@AMPSAlbany.com |
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| Gorgeous Hummel. |
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| Karl mortar. This baby is huge. |
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| Nashorn, by the same guy who did the Hummel. Both were terrific. |
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| Very cool Panther D. |
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| Panzer IV with hydrostatic drive. They used to have one of these at Aberdeen. Very good-looking model. . |
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| Porche Tiger II. Great job on the whole thing. |