Okay guy's this contest will be starting soon. still time to place your vote's on which kit you would like us Ladies to build for this contest . Show your love for us vote !

I voted.

Could I suggest that now all the entrants are in a new post is put up listing who and what they are offering to enter so that it makes it easier to dicide.

Here are the choices for my campaign entry:

Seil Last Crusader (7th-8th Crusades), 54mm

Thunderbolt Mountain Wood Elf Archer, 30mm

Pegaso Onondaga Warrior, 54mm

Thunderbolt Mountain French Napoleonic caricature, 54mm

Mithril Sauron at Gorgoroth (a scene with three figures), 32mm
(page down to MS435 inside the index box on this one)

My choices are:
1. Fw 190A-8 Eduard Weekend Edition 1/48
2. Lavochkin La5Fn Zvezda 1/48
3. Lavochkin La7 Gavia 1/48
4. Bf 109F-2 ICM 1/48
5. Polikarpov I-16 Type 24 Eduard 1/48

Pam

OK here we go.
1. Revell USS Montrose 1/400
2, Dragon Flakpanzer Kugelblitz 1/35
3. Special Hobby F,M.A. 1A 58A Pucara 1/72
4. Space Craft Kits Hubble Space Telescope I don't remember the scale
5, Airfix Buccaneer 1/48

Thanks for the idea Darren , I wasn't thinking . I'm in a bad place right now .
So here are my five
1. Rodens D.VII
2. Rodens Sopwith 1-1/2 strutter
3. Eduards Bristol F2B
4. Eduards Morane-Sauliner Type N
5. Eduards Sopwith Camel
All in 1/48 scale

OK Terri, I'm gunna show the love again!
Penny--- A-1H Douglas Skyraider "US NAVY"
Kelly ----- Revell USS Montrose
Terri ---- Morane-Saulnier Type N
Wendy---- French Grenadier
Pam ----- Polikarpov I-16 Type 24

Plus it's a shameless bump to the front page!

Eight days and counting........

Ok ladies here goes with my votes.

Wendy - Onondaga warrior
Pam - Polikarpov I-16
Kelly - USS Montrose
Terri - Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter
Penny - Skyraider

good luck to you all

Ciao
Luciano

How about this kit:

The vignette depicts the National Women's Party picketing war-time President Woodrow Wilson during the Great War. Entitled "Iron Jawed Angels", the women were arrested and as govt struggled to come up with a charge for the arrest, they could only muster "obstructing traffic". The Party members went on a hunger strike while in jail and were force fed with a clamp affixed to their jaws (hence "Iron Jawed Angels").
Their bold actions eventually led to passing the amendment (after World War I), in 1920, granting American women the right to vote.
The kit was sculpted by S. Malia.
A truly fascinating story!
Set is available here: [ linkname

Regards,
John