***model festival***

[turbo type-r]

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 ?

[StephenDeli]

I would but conneticuit is a little far from Chicago.

[benzfan]

Sounds like a good thing to do on a Sunday

I just might make it there

[turbo type-r]

are u gonna be showin any thing if u go

[Zurbert82]

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.

[turbo type-r]

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

[Colov99]

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)

[turbo type-r]

so who else is going

[Zurbert82]

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.

[99civichic]

Originally Posted by StephenDeli

I would but conneticuit is a little far from Chicago.

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

[Jay!]

Originally Posted by 99civichic

Not as far as it is from Texas

Not as far as it is from Vegas.

*wait for hawaiian*