Photos of the completed and in-progress projects that our members are working on. Photo credit to Robert Wlodarek.
On The Tables September 2017, a set on Flickr.
We have a special treat in store for members who attend the club meeting on Sept. 11. New member Felipe Belalcazar has been working on a documentary about the TBM Avenger aircraft in Canadian service and is willing to give us an advanced screeing of his work in progress. A brief introduction:
“The Avenger entered service with the Royal Canadian Navy in the spring of 1950 as a replacement for the Fairey Firefly. In total 125 machines were taken on charge, making the Avenger the most numerous aircraft type to serve with the RCN. Following their military service many TBMs were converted for agricultural use and worked in civilian rolled for over 50 years.
Magnificent Avenger is the story of the venerable TBM in Canadian service and the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s restoration of Avenger Bu.53858 (TBM-3E) to flying condition in Royal Canadian Navy anti-submarine configuration (AS3 Mk.I) as NAVY324 of VC920 Reserve Training Squadron based at Downsview [HMCS York] in Toronto, May 1953 – December 1963.”
*Please note that this is an advance screening of the current rough cut of this documentary*
Just a reminder to members that due to the upcoming long weekend, the September meeting will be held on the second Monday of the month, September 11, instead of the first Monday.
See you all then!
Some late additions to our photo coverage of Torcan 2017, this comprehensive collection by Matt Dreger covers nearly all of the entries at the show this past spring. Just click each pic to be taken to the full gallery.
Automotive:
Ships:
Sci-Fi and Real Space:
Armour:
Figures:
Aircraft:
Special Categories:
On The Tables August 2017, a set on Flickr.
Today’s video brings something for the aviation and armour fans – a video tour of some of the exhibits at the Museum of the Polish Army. Video is courtesy of Robert Wlodarek.
Part 1:
Part 2:
Just a reminder to members that due to the upcoming long weekend, the August meeting will be held on the second Monday of the month, August 14, instead of the first Monday.
See you all then!
Hornet Hobbies of Toronto recently hosted world-famous armour modeller Michael Rinaldi for a series of clinics and workshops that IPMS Toronto is thrilled to be able to share with our followers. Michael is introduced by John Maher and Dave Browne. Videography and editing is by Robert Wlodarek.
On The Tables July 2017, a set on Flickr.
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