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Project M proposeed a couple of very affordable conversion kits for the Luna Pawn.
Apparently, the shape of the SAFS prototype (left) was adeliberately altered from the illustration to give it a shape that was already closer to that of the SAFS as we know.
At right is the Acheron conversion.
Also present at the table was the infamus Nut "Ducky" Rocker!
A friend of theirs made it for one of the Ma.K Modelers competitions.
Next was another favorite: Zionel Westen Bis.
They carry various kits in various scales.
This is the 1/48 Lancelot, another Robot Battle design.
Remember this one?
It is the Medusa, also from the Robot Battle series, but at 1/76 this time.
This is what I call a gem, both quality-wise and size-wise:
a 1/144 Nutrocker.
It is sized so you can put it along with other 1/144 armors, such as from The World Tank Museum series.
Check Maschineojisan's blog to find out how nicely he built his!
A 1/35 Oskar.
Does it REALLY come with an engine?!
A very nice 1/35 Kuester!
A 1/35 Dora and Luna Pawn.
The latter is a straight Luna Pawn kit, and not the ASF-compatible version.
A 1/76 Lunar Gans.
It's blurred probably because it's all jumpy and happy.
:b
Check this 1/76 Strahl family!
Melusine, Kroete, Ground Assault Gans and Oskar late version!
Forgot how it was called.A maintenance version of PKA, I think...
A Gustav Engineer Conversion Kit (edited March 13, 2007).
A very nice 1/20 conversion kit.
A really nice 1/35 Mk41.
I consider this to be a "classic".
An all-out 1/20 MK41 with open hatch and everything!
A rather unusual 1/20 suit: MK42.
Seen in the Robot Battle comics alongside the MK44.
Neat.
New entries for this WF were the 1/20 Mercenary Forces Space Maintenance Soldier ...
... and the 1/20 ASF Prototype conversion kit.
Last but not least, TT Toys delivered on a more humoristic side of Ma.K with their wind-up Melusine and Raptor, as well as the Strahl Forces Panda Dog and the Mercenary Forces Kitty! (edited March 30, 2007)
Alas, all good things come to an end!
The dealers are starting to wrap up...
... and once an "au revoir" was announced by the organizers, everyone applauded and started converging to the exit...