Jakko
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Not really a show as such, but I spent most of today at the annual Plakdag¹ organised by local model club MCZ and IPMS, at the Liberation Museum Zeeland — which is well worth a visit if you find yourself in or near the southwestern Netherlands and have an interest in military history and/or equipment. Too bad there weren't too many visitors, but I enjoyed myself, and I think the other participants did, too.
My spot was the empty one with the French camouflage jacket hanging over the back of the chair
I had brought my Piranha PWI, which someone else from our club (the man in the glasses in the second picture above) photographed next to his own (much better-constructed) AMX-PRI and YPR 765 PRCO, so I hope he won't object to me putting up that photo here:
¹ This is tough to translate, but means something like "sticking-things-together day". Plakken means, approximately, "to stick" or "to stick together" while dag is much the more straightforward "day".
My spot was the empty one with the French camouflage jacket hanging over the back of the chair
I had brought my Piranha PWI, which someone else from our club (the man in the glasses in the second picture above) photographed next to his own (much better-constructed) AMX-PRI and YPR 765 PRCO, so I hope he won't object to me putting up that photo here:¹ This is tough to translate, but means something like "sticking-things-together day". Plakken means, approximately, "to stick" or "to stick together" while dag is much the more straightforward "day".
