I didn´t realise these images had been added in the gallery, so just in case anybody else is interested, they can be seen HERE.
Lots of armor and dioramas as usual ... there has even slipped in some non-military models.

Best of Show was won by Johan Fohlin´s excellent "Kampfgruppe Saalbach" a Sd.Kfz 250/9 of SS Nordland, set in Latvia 1944.


Some other pics from the show ...










See the complete gallery HERE.

Enjoy!

That´s some really premium stuff right there!
Sweden uber alles

Frank

Thanks for taking to the time to provide the pics.

The going through the ice dio is a classic. I love it!

Steve

I really like the diorama with the T-26 sinking in the ice water!

Thanks for showing those pics. I prefer the vignette with mother and child. That's wonderful modelling.

Cheers
Claude

Nice stuff, i like the one with the ice

The mother and child vignette is also my favourite. Very emotional.

Chas

Thanks guys for the comments. Hoped yis liked the images.
For anybody who is interested, theres more available on IPMS Stockholm ... including full galleries of aircraft, ships, cars, figures, etc.

Click here

D*MN seeing the pics, I feel like a novice, after all these years I only dream of those results, the action is the most difficult thing to get right ,my opinion
Indeed nice pics, and thanks for letting us know , the Vikings still know how tho k*ck a** LOL

Greetz
Tha Pit

Thanks for the links Frank,
I enjoyed seeing the photos.
Excellent work there.

Thanks for the photos and the link Bob

This has to be the BEST Panther model I have ever seen! Congrats to the builder!! Thanks for sharing the pics!

Thanks for your kind comments guys. Glad you liked the pics.

Theres more coming soon .... from the Axvall Museum ... featuring a Pzr 1, stug III, Marder II, 38t, shermans, M3 scout car, T34, Swedish tanks, etc.

I was there a few weeks ago and took loads of pictures.!
They have quite the colection of Pbv 301´s and one of the two still preserved and driveable Stugs in the world.
Good luck on gettin good side pics, the have parked the tanks waaay to close to each other.

Hej Christian. All photos are from the front or the back . Its a bit dissapointing that one cant get in and around them better, actually. Maybe it´ll be better when it moves?? Feel sorry for the lads who have been restoring the PBV prototype though. Thord and Erik took us in to see around "their" PBV. Still loads to do, but its coming together. They don´t know if this will be transferred as well, meaning somebody else will have to take the restoration over, or it´ll sit in limbo.
Otherwise its a great museum, and I was so happy to get a chance to see it before closing.

nice pictures!