GFP 1/144 Challenge 2011

I thank the GFP 1/144 sponsors and organizers for giving this opportunity to showcase the talents of our beloved GFP community! Hats off to you guys!

A bit late on the update (but here goes):

Quite happy I was a 5th placer along with a bunch of awesome entries, I am proud to have made it that far!

My humble entry - 00 Raiser Liminality

And a cool badge to top it all!

Plus the prize which was an icing on the cake. SWEET :)

That's me the Crimson Comet (Chini Toys) standing (I mean sitting) mighty and proud with the prizes

Here are the entries of GFP. Grats to all!

Champion - Acoy Delgado

First Place - Rafael Santos

Second Place - Gladwin Tan

Third Place - Carl Yu

Fourth Place - Richard Laranang

Miguel Candelaria

Michael Hontucan

Angelo Vilog

Emmanuel Moran

Michael Roberto

Jiddih Mendoza

Jamil Rivera

Kelvin Modina

Frank Moratillo

Ivan Turqueza

Maxelle Lampa

Reynald Dilao

Dave Dela Cruz

Raymon Delos Santos

Jethro Margiza

Whew! A bunch of awesome entries! I'm sure the competition was as stiff and as close by a hair strand. Again, thanks to the guys who made this possible, to the honest judges, and to my fellow participants who sweat blood and tears and put their efforts and hearts to the fullest. Cheers guys! GFP ROCKS \m/

GFP entries here > CLICK ME!

Comments

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