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NordicCon 2023 model contest gallery

Midwest’s largest model show gets bigger

By Aaron Skinner, Tim Kidwell

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John Carlson
Milaca, Minnesota
John added Eduard seat belts and aftermarket decals to a Sword 1/72 F3H-2 Demon. He painted the Navy fighter with Ammo by Mig Jimenez acrylics over Tamiya primer and pre-shaded and weathered with pastel chalks.

Hosted by several Twin Cities-area model clubs, NordicCon has become one of the premier modeling contests and shows in the upper Midwest. The 2023 event on Saturday, Sept. 30, set a record with 600 models on the tables both in the contest and, new this year, the exhibition. Enjoy this gallery of just a fraction of the fantastic models on the tables.