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14 November 2009, 05:00 PM
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Back from ModelZona Regional Contest
Back from ModelZona Regional contest
I didn't place 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place but I did happen to win this.....   I will post some photos in another thread.....but thanks again for all the kind words and encouragement! Ken |
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15 November 2009, 09:24 AM
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Ken,
Congratulations on your award winning Nieuport 28 and above all on an excellent project.I've a Nieuport 28 on order from Mike Taylors co op sale,sure hope it turns out as well as your's did.Well Done my friend. Regards, Gregory Jouette |
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16 November 2009, 05:45 AM
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Kenny...congratulations amigo...well done.
Thinking back to 1998 I took a Best WW1 subject award, and didn't place either. The person who won first place was outraged, and wanted to know why his model wasn't "the best". (Doesn't make much sense does it??) The judges told him they were (quote) "Spreading the awards around". Go figure. Kaiser Bill |
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16 November 2009, 06:23 AM
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I judged a few of our local and regional contests and just got tired of the "losers" whining to me why their model should have won and Joe Dokes shouldn't have. I stopped judging.
When you look at a WWI subject that is extremely well done where the modeler has gone the extra miles to super detail it; it just really stands out in a crowd of BF-109's and P-51's. |
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