About the club

We are a group of people who enjoy the hobby of plastic model building. Our members interests range from Aircraft, Automobiles, Ships, Figures, Armour, to Sci Fi. We have all skill levels from beginners to some pretty talented modellers, but we mainly meet to share our work, ideas, tips and techniques, and talk about modelling in general. Click View Profile to view email address - drop us a line!

Sunday 30 November 2014

Meeting Reminder December 2, 2014.....

Hi Folks
Just a reminder that the next club meeting is on Tuesday December 2, 2014. Visitors are welcome!

8:00PM
MUN Earth Sciences Bldg
Room 3005C
Email ipms.sj@gmail.com if you need directions on how to get there.

See you there!

Saturday 15 November 2014

IPMS St. John's Model Show 2014 Photos - Display Pieces

This link is to the Display pieces at the show.

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.598922450231311.1073741854.319507198172839&type=3

It is a link to Facebook, You do not need to be a member to view.

IPMS St. Johns Model Show 2014 Photos - Competition Pieces

Here are some photos of the Competition pieces from the show..

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.598906266899596.1073741853.319507198172839&type=1&notif_t=like

It is a link to Facebook, You do not need to be a member to view.

Friday 7 November 2014

Meeting Summary November 4, 2014

 Large crowd tonight;

Gary, Dave, Tony, Rob, Chris W., Rodney, Tracie, Steve R, Steve F and Joe.

Steve R. has gotten back to building after a hiatus. He has his work bench tuned and is in the mood to build.. First project up.. 35 scale Tamiya Centaur converted to Cromwell in progress.





Steve F – Immediately bringing to mind Bat-21 and Gene “Ham” Hambleton, the B-66 Bomber in 144 and 72 scale. As always Steve is a stickler for accuracy and the 144 scale needed some attention. The Wing angle and the fuselage length needed work and with no surprise, all measurements are in scale (they were not when it was as is and out of the box). The 72 scale was built and completed since the last meeting.






Tony – In remembrance of WWI and the 100th anniversary of the start of the Great War, Tony brushed off the dust on his Mark IV Male. He also has another one to build.





Dave always produces different and interesting projects. “I’m BATMAN!!” This bike didn’t fit all that well, but you would never say it. The camera didn’t do justice to the eyes, but they are something!



Rodney – Rodney brought in his Pea Pod before, but much more work has been done now. It was a test of his patience, BUT he says he is doing another one. Bravo! (wouldn’t be me!! J )





Next up.. See you at the Show - Sunday Nov 9 at the St. John’s Arts and Culture Center! 10:00AM - 4:00PM

Sunday 2 November 2014

IPMS St. John's Plastic Model Show and Competition in just 1 week!

IPMS St. John's will be holding a Plastic Model Show and Competition in just one week!

Sunday November 9, 2014
10:00 AM until 2:00 PM
Arts and Culture Center,St. John's, NL


Help spread the word!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Meeting Reminder November 2, 2014

Hi Folks

Just a reminder that the next club meeting is on Tuesday November 2, 2014

Visitors are welcome!

8:00PM
MUN Earth Sciences Bldg
Room 3005C
Email ipms.sj@gmail.com if you need directions on how to get there.

Last meeting before the Plastic Model Show on Nov 9.

See you there!

Meeting Summary October 2, 2014


In attendance on this night:

Randy, Rob, Chris J., Steve F, Steve R. Chris W., Gary, Joe

Chris J. brought along his completed Syrian T72. He recently won Silver at the KMK Show in Belgium which he attended, and conducted a weathering seminar, with his colleagues from Abrams Squad. Very nicely done.







Chris W. is an old friend of the club. He returned for a visit tonight, and hopefully we will see a lot more of him. He brought in his work-in-progress 48 scale trainer aircraft. It is known in the USAAF as the T-6 Texan, or in the US Navy/Marine the SNJ, or for Commonwealth enthusiasts, the Harvard. It will be nice to see that one when complete. Chris also showed us a future project, the venerable Monogram C-47.







Steve F. brought in a couple of Cold War single seater jets from the 50’s. The 48 scale F84G Thunderjet fighter, and the 48 scale RF-84F Thunderflash photo recon aircraft.
He also brought in a 72 scale Whitley Mk V with the Merlin 20 engines. For comparison the Spitfire Mk Vb had the newer more powerful Merlin 45. He also had to scratch build the tail turret from detailed reference. I didn't get a good shot of it but the detail was awesome!.








That’s it for this summary. Next meeting is November 2.

And a reminder, just one week until the IPMS St. John’s Plastic Model Show!



Hope to see you all there!