I kitbash a half-dozen or so spaceships every year, displaying them sometimes at Supercon and either Scalefest and Wonderfest, and selling them, when I can get them there, in the Worldcon Science Fiction Convention Art Show, or, because this year it is in China, in the Pemmi-con Art Show in Winnipeg.
See what Dave Seeley can do with a few of my ships. And a few more.
See this ship and this one in a Dark Horse comic.
The Worldcon 80 fleet, slated for display in Washington DC December, 2021, will now be displayed in Chicago September 1-5, 2022.
The Worldcon 76 fleet, on display in San Jose.
The MidAmieriCon II fleet, on display in Kansas City.
The LoneStarCon3 fleet, on display in San Antonio.
The Renovation fleet, on display in Reno.
The Anticipation fleet, on display in Montreal.
The Denvention 3 fleet, on display in Denver.
The 2007 Archon 31 fleet, on display in St. Louis.
The L.A.con IV fleet, on display in Los Angeles.
The Noreascon4 fleet, on display in Boston. Three of which were in the Starshipmodeler Other Guys contest.
The Torcon3 fleet, on display in Toronto. To my fellow scratchbuilders: There's links to three places with vital supplies.
The Millennium Philcon - the 59th World Science Fiction Convention in Philadelphia. Like every Worldcon, it was lots of fun, what with visiting with SF authors, Regency Dancing, and sight-seeing.
The Chicon fleet of the last millennium. Includes an IPMS Nationals winner.
The 1999 Conucopia fleet contains several StarshipModeler.com and Wonderfest winners, particularly, the 'Winking Tree Frog'.
The 1998 Bucconeer fleet.
The 1997 Lone Star Con fleet.
Ships I built before 1997.
Things I'm working on, and might even finish. Someday. Maybe.
Spaceships made from model car kits.
is Chris Lynch. He creates and sells resin-casts of some way-cool spaceships.
Ships named after spamfighters, who were a thing before we all got highspeed internet and let our ISPs filter-out the email crap (or not).
"The spam wars are about rendering email useless for unsolicited advertising before
unsolicited advertising renders email useless for communication."
Walter Dnes/Jeff Wynn
The pond. Mistakes. Successes.