MALCOM Show Penang, Malaysia

[Jim R]

Hi Richard
Some absolutely stunning stuff on display. I don't think I have ever seen a face this good...

Jim

[Allen Dewire]

Wow Richard!!! There is so much here to see and the quality of work is outstanding. Kudos on the silver and thank you very much for posting all the wonderful pics. Bet you can't even wait for next year, huh???

Prost
Allen

[rtfoe]

Hi Richard
Some absolutely stunning stuff on display. I don't think I have ever seen a face this good...

Jim

Hi Jim, this was shot under bad lighting...just imagine if it was under neutral lighting you would be able to see the right tones and shading. These guys have experimented different styles of paint pigments doing away with whites and blacks and opting for yellows blues and reds for shading and highlighting. Some have forced lighting like green shades reflected on skin from an infinite direction. Makes for an interesting subject to look at instead of flat tones.

Wow Richard!!! There is so much here to see and the quality of work is outstanding. Kudos on the silver and thank you very much for posting all the wonderful pics. Bet you can't even wait for next year, huh???

Prost
Allen

Hi Allen, thanks for dropping in and kind comment...only 365 days to the next show. :smiling4:

Cheers,
Richard

[Guest]

Polux, the Skycar garage dio was built by the only female builder in the competition from Thailand. It's lighted from under the pit.

Cheers,
Richard

Hi Richard.
I’m looking for that car......
Have you any information or you know the name of the builder. I’m trying to find some clue on internet via under construction thread on a forum and similar.
Any help will be welcome!!!!
Thanks.

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[rtfoe]

Hi Polux, the builders name is Panichakul Nakham...Her facebook is in Thai, try pasting this in search ภณิชกุล นะคำ

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In her facebook you'll need to scroll way down to see her WIP on the dio.

Cheers,
Richard

[rtfoe]

These are my winners...two unexpected but one where I should have paid more attention to.

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I thought the submarine I-16 would have been better than the Tugboat but I guess it's subjective.

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Cheers,
Richard

[Jim R]

Congratulations Richard. Richly deserved awards. Thanks for sharing all the wonderful, inspiring models. You must have had a ball
Jim

[Guest]

Hi Polux, the builders name is Panichakul Nakham...Her facebook is in Thai, try pasting this in search ภณิชกุล นะคำ

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In her facebook you'll need to scroll way down to see her WIP on the dio.

Cheers,
Richard

Thanks Richard.

[Fernando N]

Thanks for taking the time to post all the photo's Richard.
Great to see so much fine models and dio's, the exploding sub is awesome top man for finding out how Mr.Lee made it.:hungry::smiling:
Congratulations with the awards, well deserved for all work you put in.:thumb2:

[scottie3158]

Richard,
Well done on the awards mate, thoroughly deserved.

[JR]

Richard.
Firstly congratulations on your results. You were up against some seriously top modelers, so you must be thrilled to have done so well .
As in the past the photos show just how high the standard of modelling is in the Far East , thanks again for bringing to shows to us.

John.
One cave for sale with all kit . , apply within .:disappointed: Makes you feel that way .:sad:

[rtfoe]

Thanks Guys.

Jimbo...I could have wished for a day or two more...just too much to take in.
Polux...you're welcome.
Fernando...there's a Youtube on Won...I didn't know he was that prolific in ship building and effects...

Paul... can't be more happier rubbing shoulders with the other winners of that calibre.
John...just as much as I would wish to visit your shows there I'm glad to show ones from this side of the globe. Glad you like them.

Cheers,
Richard

[rtfoe]

The re enactors and cosplay guys having a bit of fun...

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Me trying to explain about the Tallala brothers involvement in WW2. Henry Tallala's Typhoon is in the foreground...he was killed on 25 July 1944 near the Falaise Gap area.

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My last years winners being photographed by an enthusiast.

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A friends scratchbuilt Star Destroyer with LED lighting.

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I had to be conspicous in red for the group shot. :tongue-out3:

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Cheers,
Richard

[Tim Marlow]

Great overview of an absolutely superb show. Well done on your results, and good call on the red top so you show up in the group pictures,..
Cheers
Tim

[rtfoe]

Hi Tim, thanks. The organiser boasts 1,000 displays. Don't know if that's true unless you count individually the Sci-fi and Game figures which were abundant on the club tables. That reminds me I didn't show the Gundam, Cars and Games figures. Have to seek pictures that friends captured for this.

Cheers,
Richard