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622 6th Street West   Libby, MT 59923  406-293-9630

Hours - More or less, if I have to go someplace or it's dead, then were closed but normally:Mon. - Thurs: 9-12 / 1-2:30 / 4:30-6:00, Sat. 1 - 6

13.12.08

Now Carrying Competition Airsoft, Skateboards, Skate Gear, Skate Shoes, Models, Modeling Supplies, Collectibles & More!

Home of Straßenschläger Panzerkampfskätebords!

Middle School Civil War Days Spoof

1865, a Troopers from Company F, 1st Texas Motor Corps waits to move forward.  A FHQ adaptation of Harry Turtledove's Guns of the South.  The Chinese produced CJ bikes and Kooblekars in componet parts were the largest vehicles that could fit through the time portal.  The Motor Corps was created to provided fast movement of highly armed troops to seize and hold strategic ground on the way to Washington as the Union Army collapsed under the pressure of the Confederate Forces armed with AK47s.  Like the AK, the CJ  and Kooblekar were robust,  simplistic in operation; basic maintenance could be taught to the indigenous troops.  This was great fun as we shot these right across the street from the office!  Some really interesting exhibitions of driving and rubbernecking while we were at it! 

No, this is not how we presented "the facts" on the War of Southern Independence!  But we could have...

The Lil'Flying Tiger Ready for the Nordicfest Parade.

The Libby Model Club campaigned the Rimrock Plastic Model Club 3rd Annual Show in Billings, Montana.  We entered four catagories and placed in three, taking 1st in with Gary Smith's 1-1 scale plastic .50 Cal MG on a tripod and my PT boat diorama.  Will took 2nd place with his AFV.  We also took two trophies for Most Detailed and Most Unique.  Great show!

Flying Tiger Display at club show at the Dome Theater.

Here comes Sank Nikolaus in a Kubel.