GenCon Indy Painting Competition Results

Disgruntled Goat writes:

Actually, the frog is Ploogak the Conqueror and first appeared in the Guardians CCG produced by FPG years ago.
I know this, on account of I was one of the three guys (along with Luke and Keith) who produced content for the game.
I was pretty astounded to fire up TMP yesterday and find Ploogak staring back at me. One of the other figures in the line was also taken from a piece of Guardians art. She was called "Supermodeloid" back then.
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Best in Show, First Place Single Fingure, First Place Dark Sword Miniatures Awards - King Ploogak, painted by Marike Reimer

Official Winners Lists are up on the Gen Con website for the 2005 Miniatures Painting Competition at Indy, including the manufacturer Award Winners: link

(back) Angela Imrie (white shirt), Adam Catt, Anne Foerster, Marike Reimer, Deane Goodwin (white shirt), Derek Schubert, Eric Louchard. (Front) Ali McVey (black shirt), Sue Wachowski, Noel Meyer. Jenn

More detailed pictures of minis, (including Final Cut minis), as well as Hobby Events pictures are on Electric Ocean: link

Notable Events Pictures include the Aces IV: Charity Speed Paint & Auction, which netted $700 USD for our chosen 2005 local Indy Charity: Rupert's Kids.

I would also like to say a public "THANK YOU!" to Mengu Gungor, our photographer extraordinaire, and another special "THANK YOU!" for the tireless dedication of Terry Adams at Electric Ocean.

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