17 Members, including 2 new members attended the September meeting.
39 models (!) were on the table. It took awhile to get through those but there was a great group of models and many genres.
Sunday, October 27, 2019
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
2019 IPMS Nationals - The Gang
L-R standing: Steve Workman, Scott Samo, Jeff Cook, Jim Rotramel, Mike Morris
L-R kneeling: Dan Dockery, Andy White, Tim Holland, Andy Frill
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
2019 IPMS Nationals
We had a great time at Nationals in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The Chattanooga chapter hosted a great show and contest! A few stats I noted during the awards ceremony:
The NASPLANE display was a great hit. I overheard lots of folks talking about it, and I've noticed pictures of it have shown up on other websites. The special discussion topics on the Leader (Dale Earnhardt Jr), the pusher (Cessna), the only twin (Hooters), and of course the trail (GoDaddy - Danica Patrick). This will be a hard one to follow.
The Yellow Wings was photographed quite a lot. And the Burma Banshees was well received. The Frankenfort caught lots of people off guard as they approached the tables from one direction they assumed a formation ship, and from another an RAF Fortress III.
When I dropped by the display I also was able to chat with folks about all our displays and give them some background info on our great club. I'm looking forward to San Marcos, Texas for 2020 but I won't be hauling a display that far.
- Over 5,000 models on the competition tables
- 961 registrants for the competitions
- 1,675 display only models
The 3 Amigos did of course bring home some metal: Scot Samo, Andy Frill and Andy "Whitey" White. Congratulations!
Our Club Display enjoyed place of honor in the contest room:
The NASPLANE display was a great hit. I overheard lots of folks talking about it, and I've noticed pictures of it have shown up on other websites. The special discussion topics on the Leader (Dale Earnhardt Jr), the pusher (Cessna), the only twin (Hooters), and of course the trail (GoDaddy - Danica Patrick). This will be a hard one to follow.
The Yellow Wings was photographed quite a lot. And the Burma Banshees was well received. The Frankenfort caught lots of people off guard as they approached the tables from one direction they assumed a formation ship, and from another an RAF Fortress III.
When I dropped by the display I also was able to chat with folks about all our displays and give them some background info on our great club. I'm looking forward to San Marcos, Texas for 2020 but I won't be hauling a display that far.
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