This is a copy of Kens original posts about the show. Thanks to all that participated.
Here are the results for the 2010 Glenmoor Gathering Invitational Model Show.
Best of Show was awarded to Andy Marks for his Satin Doll.
Best in Class - Pocher Kit - John Kimple 1932 Rolls Royce 2 Door Coupe
Best in Class - Static Display - Fiore DiBernardo - 1939 Maserati and engine
Best in Class - Working Engine - George Britnell - 302 Ford Engine
Best in Class - 100% Scratch Build- Kenneth Foran - 1911 Model T Racer
Best in Class - Scale Toy - Edward Reich - Alpha Romeo
Contributor Awards - Rob Steward
- Daniel Menard
- Robert Barbero
These contributed financial support to the success of the show.
More pictures to follow when time allows. The booth was busy all day and a great deal of interest and understanding of model making was generated by those who participated.
Others who were there please comment as well.
Ken
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Here are more photos to give you a flavor of the event. As Andy said, start planning for next year.
Andy's award winning model.
Fiore's 1939 Maserati all aluminum body and cast aluminum components.
George's award winning 302 Ford working engine. This was a crowd pleaser when he started it up. People would walk away mumbling to themselves.
Just one example of the Make and Take model building experience for the kids to enjoy.
Here is a shot of Fiore's Maserati engine built of cast aluminum components. He also had the patterns and molds to show and explain the build process.
Here is John Kimple with wife and 3 of the Pocher kits he displayed. Andy's is on the left.
Just one of the artists that exhibited there was Tom Hale; the art show opening was Saturday evening prior to the cocktail hour Gala fund raising dinner.
The Scale Motor Cars banner in place for the show prior to set up.
The judges were piped onto the field prior to the awards ceremony for the full scale cars.
I would also like to acknowledge the efforts of Walter Herip for his behind the scenes work in donating his time and skills in making up the awards. Perhaps if we can get sponsors to under write the cost of trophies; we could have them in the future events.
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