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The first airplane model that Geoff has built in a few years, according to his reckoning. Sweet's excellent 1/144
scale Hurricane Mk. 1 (complete with Preiser figures) marks Geoff's triumphant return to large-scale aircraft modeling.

Geoff's scratchbuilt HMS Nelson plies the cold waters of a 1/4800 scale North Atlantic ocean.

The Japanese aircraft carrier Ryujo sits at dockside (note the aircraft arrayed on the flight deck!), while three
battlecruisers of the Invincible class sail by.

Tiny Avengers, Dauntlesses, and Wildcats await their turn to launch on the deck of the USS Enterprise.

The carriers Kaga and Enterprise, accompanied by a British cruiser, pass by a lighthouse surrounded by frolicking vacationers
in sailboats.

Just to prove that he can work in the larger scales, Geoff brought out these 1/285 scale (6mm) British Napoleonic cavalrymen.

Perhaps Geoff's most amazing work to date is this tiny town. Look at the truck driving across the bridge!

A destroyer rides shotgun as LSTs, LCTs, and LCVPs storm a 1/2400 scale beach.

This shot puts it all in perspective. A merchant ship, complete with lifeboats, sits on Geoff's hand.
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