***model festival***

sunday october 10 , 2004 at knights of columbus 625 bridgeport avenue milford , connecticut united states

directions :get on i95 > exit 34 off i95 , milford >bottom of exit ramp turn left onto rt..1 ( bridgeport avenue ) > proceed past 3 traffic lights approximately 1/2 mile > on right side of road will be a large brick buildng . this is the place ! park in rear of the building

contest categories :

all vehicles- 1/43 scale and smaller
street stock - 1/2scale and larger
rod & custom - 1/42 scale and larger
race - 1/42 scale and larger
motorcycles, all types - all scales
trucks , all types - all sclaes

im goin who else is ?

I would but conneticuit is a little far from Chicago.

Sounds like a good thing to do on a Sunday

I just might make it there

are u gonna be showin any thing if u go

I should be there with my Nissan R390, Enzo and maybe some other models. My buddy from Wings and Wheels hobbies will have a vendor booth there. Matthew Wells from SMS might show up as well, if he has the time. I went last year and there was a decent turn out of cars, with a whole lot of vendors.

im entering these cars :
revell 93 civic
57 chrysler 300c
revell civic hatch
04 vette z06
71 vetter john greenwood

ill be in a green polo shirt

I might go, though I proly wont enter anything. I just have to see how far it is from hartford (where I go to school)

so who else is going

Did anyone attend? I was there on sunday and there were some pretty nice looking cars. I won 3 awards for my BMW 320i Jagermeister, Honda RA272, and Honda NSR500 team PONS. Somebody's Toyota TS020 with a 1998 rennaisance transkit and SMS superdetail set got 2nd place to my RA272. I definitely think he deserved first place but I'll take the prize anyday :) It was my first time competing, and I enjoyed it very much, a very friendly atmosphere. There were a pretty good number of vendors with some great deals! I bought a sealed Tamiya F40 for 10 dollars, and a pretty rare Tamiya McLaren MP4/13 for $25. Overall I was glad I went, and proved to be an enjoyable experience.

I would but conneticuit is a little far from Chicago.

Not as far as it is from Texas :p Does anyone know of any model events in Texas? Preferrable Dallas, Austin or Houston, as we're equidistant from each :smile:

Not as far as it is from Texas :p Not as far as it is from Vegas. :p

*wait for hawaiian*