I voted for the RMR Descon, using the online voting system, but do not wish to share my choices, nor my toothbrush. My opinions, however, I share whether you want them or not.
First off, I wish we could have voted for more than 3. There were a lot of really great entries that may not get the recognition they deserve.
Dick Stafford - Dick Stafford - Deuce-XL5 Great craftsmanship makes for a great looking rocket. Nice job working the Deuce's Wild twin engines in so that it looks like it should have been part of the original design.
Robert Galejs - Three-Fin Snelson This has got to be the most unusual fin configuration I have ever seen. Even more amazing that it actually flies.
Michel Demey - The TURNOGIVE Beautiful piece of work. Great documentation.
When I saw these three as the first three entries, I wondered how anybody could top them.
Dave Virga - TriskaiDESCON Superstitious ThirteenthRoc! Followed the theme to the extreme.
Mike Roberts - Egberto Guismonte Wacky wacky wacky. And the rubber chicken is funny too.
Nick Esselman - SpaceLiner 100 Challenging design, skillfully built, nicely finished, well documented. Beautiful.
Darren J Longhorn - Thunderbird 3 Everything nice I said about Nick's, only more so.
Steve Kristal - The BerthaVostok Nice use of paper construction to make an interesting chimera.
Jim Myers Eric Myers - Insulin Syringe 6.25 Creative concept, beautifully implemented.
-- Bob Cox