In attendance tonight
Rodney, Tracie, Steve F, Tony, Mike, Gary
Ladies first..
Tracie brought in a few of her in-progress works. She is
working on a 48 Scale B-25 Mitchell, and is doing a fine job on the interior.
Lots of detail and great painting job. Also on the bench and in progress, a
1957 Ford Pickup… The wooden box floor is looking great. Lastly from Tracie, a
scratch built Palm tree, made from natural material, a stick from the garden,
and a painted feather, WOW.
Rodney, like his partner Tracie, is also doing a B-25 Mitchell,
he is a bit further down the road with his and it is shaping up to be a great
build. It is ready for paint, and if I remember correctly this one is going to
be an aluminium
finish. Rodney also shared his 1/25 Dodge Dart which has been primed and ready for color coats.
Mike has worked on a few armour models lately but has
returned to his first love, aircraft. He is working on a Hasegawa ME-109G and
has his interior completed. Very nice detail mike, great painting job….
Tony brought in a Mobius Martian for a distraction, J
Gary wanted to get a quick build in and that sense of
accomplishment that comes with it. This is his Lamboughini.
Last but certainly not least, Steve F brought in a pair of US
Navy Pacific Fleet icons from WWII, USS Enterprise CV-6 and USS Iowa BB-61.
Iowa was name ship of the Iowa class Battleships, the last class of that type
to ever be built.
USS Enterprise CV-6 is an icon of WWII and was already the 5th
ship of the US Navy with that name, followed by WSS Enterprise CVN-65, the
first nuclear carrier (decommissioned 2013). It will be perpetuated by USS
Enterprise CVN-80, a Ford class carrier to be launched in 2025 and in service
on 2027.
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