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Awards
1. PEOPLE'S CHOICE: Every participant and every person who walked through the door was given a ballot and asked to vote for the model they liked best by whatever criteria they choose. The model with the most votes won. Kevin Stephens's Dragon Wagon.
2. THEME CATEGORY - TANKS AND TANKERS: Modelers were asked to use their imagination to come up with an innovative model or set of models that fit this broad definition. Roger Griffith's Panzer V Panther Tank
3. BEST TABLE DISPLAY: Prize was awarded on the basis of eye appeal, enhancement of the appearance of the models displayed, and overall impression. In this case, the best table display also followed the theme. Don Weeks's Tank Collection
4. MOST UNUSUAL MODEL: Eye appeal and artisanship count, of course, but this one is entirely subjective. Greg Perry's Kalinin Phoenix.
5. GREG PERRY SILK PURSE OUT OF A SOW’S EAR AWARD: Endowed by Greg Perry. One award to the best build of a "bad" kit. “Bad” meaning poor paper, ill-fitting parts, and other challenges. Jack Colin's Raiders of the Lost Ark Flying Wing
6 and 7. AWARDS COMMITTEE SPECIAL AWARDS (ACSAs): The Awards Committee traditionally make a number of awards for categories that are announced at the time of the awards ceremony. These awards are intended to recognize contributions to the paper modeling craft and to the IPMC, leavened by good humor and fellowship. This year, the co-winners were Linda Kemp and Jack Colin for the Best Misinterpretation of the Theme.
More images to come.
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