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Trophy
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D-Day Plus Seventy



Juno,
or Juno
Beach, was one of five beaches of the Allied invasion
of German-occupied France in the Normandy landings on 6 June 1944, during the
Second World War. The beach spanned from Courseulles-sur-Mer, a village just
east of the British beach Gold, to Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, just west of the
British beach Sword. The Juno landings were judged necessary to provide
flanking support to the British drive on Caen
from Sword, as well as to capture the German airfield at Carpiquet west of Caen. Taking Juno was the
responsibility of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division and commandos of the
Royal Marines, all under the command of British I Corps, with support from
Naval Force J, the Juno contingent of the invasion fleet, including the
Royal Canadian Navy (RCN). The beach was defended by two battalions of the
German 716th Infantry Division, with elements of the 21st Panzer Division
held in reserve near Caen.
The invasion plan called for two brigades of the 3rd Canadian Division to
land on two beach sectors—Mike and Nan—focusing on Courseulles, Bernières
and Saint-Aubin. It was hoped that the preliminary naval and air
bombardments would soften up the beach defences and destroy coastal
strongpoints. Close support on the beaches was to be provided by amphibious
tanks of the 2nd Canadian Armoured Brigade. Once the landing zones were
secured, the plan called for the 9th Canadian Infantry Brigade to land
reserve battalions and deploy inland, the Royal Marine commandos to
establish contact with the British 3rd Infantry Division on Sword, and the
7th Canadian Infantry Brigade to link up with the British 50th
(Northumbrian) Infantry Division on Gold. The 3rd Canadian Division's D-Day
objectives were to capture Carpiquet Airfield and reach the Caen–Bayeux
railway line by nightfall.
The landings initially encountered heavy resistance from the German 716th
Division; the preliminary bombardment proved less effective than had been
hoped, and rough weather forced the first wave to be delayed until 07:35.
Several assault companies—notably those of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles and The
Queen's Own Rifles of Canada—took heavy casualties in the opening minutes of
the first wave. Strength of numbers, as well as coordinated fire support
from artillery and armoured squadrons, cleared most of the coastal defences
within two hours of landing. The reserves of the 7th and 8th Brigades began
deploying at 08:30 (along with the Royal Marines), while the 9th Brigade
began its deployment at 11:40.
The subsequent push inland towards Carpiquet and the Caen–Bayeux railway
line achieved mixed results. The sheer numbers of men and vehicles on the
beaches created lengthy delays between the landing of the 9th Brigade and
the beginning of substantive attacks to the south. The 7th Brigade
encountered heavy initial opposition before pushing south and making contact
with the 50th Infantry Division at Creully. The 8th Brigade encountered
heavy resistance from a battalion of the 716th at Tailleville, while the 9th
Brigade deployed towards Carpiquet early in the evening. Resistance in
Saint-Aubin prevented the Royal Marines from establishing contact with the
British 3rd Division on Sword. When all operations on the Anglo-Canadian
front were ordered to halt at 21:00, only one unit had reached its D-Day
objective, but the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division had succeeded in pushing
farther inland than any other landing force on D-Day.
Source: Wikipedia.
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Award Plaques
Examples of the Chile Con 3 award plaques
are posted below.
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First Place Award |
Second Place Award |
Third Place Award |
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"Best of"
Award |
Best of the Best Award |
Best
in Show People's Choice |
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Trophy
packages and Awards are being sold as follows:
$35.00 for a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place trophy package.
$40.00 for each "Best Of
Category" award (16 total).
$75.00 each for the Grand Award Best of Show
and People's Choice awards.
$ 35.00 for each Out of the Box (OOB) award.
Tony Humphries is the Chile Con
3 Trophy Coordinator.
He can be contacted at 505-764-0046; E-mail
at: abkhumphries@gmail.com
Click here for a
trophy package purchase form (in work - posted ASAP) to mail in
Checks for trophy/award packages can be mailed to:
Tony
Humphries 2504 Mesa Linda Dr NE
Albuquerque, NM, 87112-1116
Make checks payable to
Albuquerque Scale Modelers

ASM thanks to the following
companies and people
for their support and sponsorship at Chile Con
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Award Packages Available / Sold
Information
As Of: 16 June 2014
Trophy Packages Sold Thus Far (listed numerically by category
number):
ASAE = All Scales, All Eras; ASAT = All
Scales, All Types; * = Category may be split
*** Awards with no name or organization in
the "Sponsored/Purchased By" column are still available ***
Award /
Category |
Description |
Sponsored /Purchased By: |
1000 |
Aircraft -
Propeller - Single, 1/51 to 1/99 |
Mike & Matt Blohm (ASM) |
1001 |
Aircraft - Propeller
- Single, 1/51 to 1/99 |
Mike McFadden, Glendale AZ |
1010 |
Aircraft -
Propeller - Single, 1/33 to 1/50 |
IPMS Salt Lake City (Dem Brudders) |
1011 |
Aircraft - Propeller
- Single, 1/33 to 1/50 |
Larry Glenn (ASM) |
1020 |
Aircraft - Propeller - Multiple, 1/51 to 1/99 |
The Browning
Newsletter |
1030 |
Aircraft -
Propeller - Multiple, 1/33 to 1/50 |
The Browning Newsletter |
1100 |
Aircraft - Jets -
Single Engine, 1/51 to 1/99 |
Mike & Matt Blohm (ASM) |
1105 |
Aircraft - Jets - Single Engine, 1/33 to 1/50 |
Fred Franceschi (ASM) |
1110 |
Aircraft - Jets - Multi-Engine,1/51 to 1/99 |
IPMS Rob Wolf Chapter (Denver) |
1115 |
Aircraft - Jets - Multi-Engine,1/33 to 1/50 |
Steve Brodeur (ASM) |
1200 |
Aircraft - Large Scale - 1/32 and Larger, Propellor |
Larry Glenn (ASM) |
1205 |
Aircraft - Large Scale - 1/32 and Larger, PJet |
Frank Randall (ASM) |
1300 |
Aircraft - Civil,
Sport Racing and Airships ASAE (including airliners
of all eras) |
Glenn Bingham (ASM) |
1400 |
Aircraft -
Rotary Wing, ASAE |
Glenn Bingham (ASM) |
1500 |
Aircraft - Small
Scale—1/100 and Smaller all types * |
Zia Scale Modelers (Albuquerque NM) |
1600 |
Aircraft
-
Biplanes & Early Birds, ASAT * |
IPMS Ernest A Love Chapter
(Prescott AZ) |
1700 |
Aircraft - Conversions
and Scratchbuilt, ASAT |
Victor Maestas (ASM) |
1800 |
Aircraft -
Hangarside, ASAT * |
IPMS Craig Hewitt (Phoenix AZ) |
2000 |
Military Vehicles - Closed-Top tracked AFVs (including
tanks, SP guns, assault guns, and APCs) 1/35 and larger
- 1945 and earlier |
James Guld (ASM) |
2005 |
Military Vehicles - Closed-Top tracked AFVs (including
tanks, SP guns, assault guns, and APCs) 1/35 and larger
- 1946 and later |
IPMS Salt Lake City (Dem Brudders) |
2100 |
Military Vehicles -
"Open Top" tracked AFVs (including
tanks, SP guns, assault guns, and APCs) and AFV's with
open hatches/engine compartments with
interiors, 1/35 and larger |
IPMS Craig Hewitt (Phoenix AZ) |
2200 |
Military Vehicles -
Armored cars and half-tracks, 1/35 and larger, all
eras |
|
2300 |
Military Vehicles -
Soft-skinned, 1/35 and larger, all eras |
|
2400 |
Military Vehicles -
Artillery, 1/35 and larger, all eras |
Fred Franceschi (ASM) |
2500 |
Military Vehicles, 1/48 all types * |
R.Nettleship, Marlton NJ |
2600 |
Military Vehicles, 1/51 and smaller, all types |
|
3000 |
Automotive -
Factory Stock/Production, 1/31 to 1/20 |
Albuquerque Model Car Club (AMCC) |
3100 |
Automotive - Street
Rods and Street Machines, All Entries |
Rich Hansell (AMCC) |
3200 |
Automotive -
Drag & Straightliners, 1/31 to 1/20 |
Gil De La Plain (ASM) |
3300 |
Automotive - Competition,
1/31 to 1/20 |
Victor Maestas (ASM) |
3400 |
Automotive - Trucks
and Commercial Vehicles, all types |
Rich Hansell (AMCC) |
3500 |
Automotive - Motorcycles,
all types except military |
Albuquerque Model Car Club (AMCC) |
3600 |
Automotive - Misc,
including curbside, 1/32 and smaller and 1/19 and larger
scales |
|
4000 |
Ships - Powered, Surface,
1/401 and smaller |
IPMS Salt Lake City (Dem Brudders) |
4100 |
Ships -
Powered, Surface, 1/400 and larger |
Dave Miller (ASM) |
4200 |
Ships -
Submarines, ASAT |
|
4300 |
Ships - Misc,
including sailing vessels, speed boats, jet skis, etc.,
ASAE |
|
5000 |
Space & Science
Fiction -
Real Spacecraft, Missiles and Vehicles * |
Gil De La Plain (ASM) |
5100 |
Space &
Science Fiction - Science
Fiction and Fantasy, All Non-Figure Entries |
TAG Team Hobbies |
5200 |
Space & Science
Fiction -
Sci-Fi, Anime, and Fantasy Figures, all scales * |
To Infinity and Beyond Model
Services |
6000 |
Figures -
Dismounted, 54mm and smaller (all eras) |
David Downs (Zia Scale Modelers) |
6005 |
Figures -
Dismounted, 71mm and larger (all eras) |
|
6100 |
Figures -
Mounted, ASAE |
|
6200 |
Figures -
Busts, ASAE |
|
6300 |
Figures -
Vignettes, Two or more figures |
|
7000 |
Dioramas -
Aircraft, ASAE |
|
7100 |
Dioramas -
Military Vehicles, ASAE |
|
7200 |
Dioramas - Automotive,
ASAE |
|
7300 |
Dioramas - Miscellaneous,
ASAE |
Space In Miniature |
8000 |
Miscellaneous - Dinosaurs |
|
8100 |
Miscellaneous - Humor,
Standalone, on a base, or diorama, ASAT |
|
8200 |
Miscellaneous - Collections,
Five or more closely-related Items, All entries |
|
8300 |
Miscellaneous - All
others |
|
9000 |
Juniors (16 and
Under) -
Military Models, ASAE * |
IPMS High Plains Modelers,
Loveland CO |
9100 |
Juniors (16 and
Under) - Civilian
Models, ASAE * |
IPMS High Plains Modelers,
Loveland CO |
9200 |
Juniors (16 and
Under) - Sci-Fi
and Fantasy, ASAE |
IPMS High Plains Modelers,
Loveland CO |
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Special Award # 1 |
Best of Show |
Iwata-Medea |
Special Award # 2 |
People's Choice |
USS Sante Fe Committee |
Special Award # 3 |
Best Aircraft |
Iwata-Medea |
Special Award # 4 |
Best Military
Vehicle |
Iwata-Medea |
Special Award # 5 |
Best Ship |
Iwata-Medea |
Special Award # 6 |
Best Automotive |
Iwata-Medea |
Special Award # 7 |
Best Figure |
Iwata-Medea |
Special Award # 8 |
Best Space and
Science Fictio |
Iwata-Medea |
Special Award # 9 |
Best Diorama
|
James Guld (ASM) |
Special Award # 10 |
50th Anniversary of IPMS/USA - Best 1963 or Older Kit |
IPMS/USA |
Special Award # 11 |
Best of the Best -
Aircraft |
Susan Glenn (ASM) |
Special Award # 12 |
Best of the Best - Military |
|
Special Award # 13 |
Best of the Best - Automotive |
Ed Johnson (ASM) |
Special Award # 14 |
Best of the Best - Miscellaneous |
|
Special Award # 15 |
Best New Mexico
Subject |
Centennial IPMS |
Special Award # 16 |
Best D-Day Subject, Aircraft
|
Susan Glenn (ASM) |
Special Award # 17 |
Best D-Day Subject, Military Vehicle |
Rocky Mountain IPMS (Boulder CO) |
Special Award # 18 |
Best
D-Day Subject, Figure |
|
Special Award # 19 |
Best
D-Day Subject, Miscellaneous |
|
Special Award # 20 |
Lopez Demente Award (Best tasteless subject) |
Jack Garriss (ASM) |
Special Award # 21 |
Out of the Box - Aircraft |
Ed Tharp, Ernest A.Love Chapter
(Prescott AZ) |
Special Award # 22 |
Out of the Box - Military Vehicle |
Tony Humphries (ASM) |
Special Award # 23 |
Out of the Box - Automotive |
IPMS Salt Lake City (Dem Brudders) |
Special Award # 24 |
Out of the Box - Ship |
Ed Johnson (ASM) |
Special Award # 25 |
Out of the Box - Space and Science Fiction |
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Special Award # 26 |
Out of the Box - Miscellaneous |
|
Special Award # 27 |
Chairmen’s
Choice – “Don Alberts Memorial Award” |
Tom Perea and James Guld (ASM) |
Special Award # 28 |
Head
Judge’s Personal Favorite |
Ken Liotta (ASM) |
Special Award # 29 |
Best Junior Model |
Jack Garriss (ASM) |
Special Award # 30 |
Capt Danny Roberts
Memorial - Best American Ace Aircraft Award
(New Mexico's Fighter Ace) |
Mike & Matt Blohm and John Tate (ASM) |
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