American Precision Museum Model Engineering Show

[stevehuckss396]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for the pictures.

 

[vascon2196]

Stan...it was nice to finally meet you and put a face to the name. I agree the show was great, and the museum is a must see for any engine enthusiast (antique engine!)

Your pictures are great...they always have a theme or story line.

I especially like the vacant lot photo.

See you at the next show!

 

[Sshire]

Chris
We have to get a group of you New England guys to carpool to Cabin Fever

 

[vascon2196]

Cabin Fever was a great show...just wish it was closer. Getting a group together for the ride would at least keep me from talking to myself!

Here are the pictures and videos I took from the show.

Hope the slideshow works.

http://s761.photobucket.com/user/vascon2196/slideshow/American Precision Museum 2013

 

[Swifty]

Thanks Stan, that was really interesting, I can only hope that one day I can come close to the workmanship on some of those models.

Paul.

 

[Sshire]

Nice Chris.
You got some that I missed

 

[RonGinger]

Chris
We have to get a group of you New England guys to carpool to Cabin Fever

For about the past 18 years the New England Model Engineering Society has chartered a bus with as many as 40 riders for Cabin Fever. It has always been about half the fun of the trip to ride with that many fellow modelers in the quiet comfort of a big modern over the road bus- or coach as they like to be called.

There was no bus last time because of the move to April. Norm Jones, who ran the bus trips after I retired just cold not find more than 20 guys to ride- many said because of the likely better weather in April they were driving themselves and taking the opportunity see other things, or stay longer.

I have brought 3 or 4 guys with me from Maine for the 10 years since I retired and moved up here. Again, it didnt work l ast year because I went direct from Cabin Fever to NAMES, spending the days between show wandering across PA and OH looking at mechanical things.