Paper Modelers at Army Heritage Day 2010 Carlisle, PA

[mchale]

don which mystery machine i have several

[modelperry]

Bring 'em all mchale they'll be a hit for sure!:D

Greg

[cgutzmer]

OK!
Just finished printing everything out. Seeing your post above about the liberator I will print off a couple of those tonight for inclusion as well. Let me know if you want any one in particular (besides snow white) I increased what was requested a bit to get you more armor models since its an army thing

Here is my current list of models I am sending - I will be mailing friday. I hope my new business cards are here by then so I can include a few - they are mini models
Chris

*edit* forgot the list!
OP-2E Neptune
M3 Stuart Tank - three versions
M4 Sherman tank - three versions
M7 Priest tank - three versions
M1070 Heavy Equipment Transporter
M1117 Armored Security Vehicle
USS Monitor
USS Lafayette
Old Crow P51B
Old Crow P39
Aces Rickenbacker Nieuport 28
CSS Fredricksburg
Hughes OH-61 Army standard
Hughes OH-61 Army Black

[KCStephens]

Wow Chris that's quite a list...I can't wait to see them....THANKS A LOT!

[cgutzmer]

No prob - glad to help out a couple of those are a bit advanced so make sure those get held for someone that stops by that knows the hobby a bit
Chris

[Don Boose]

We will definitely exercise judgment in the disposition of these prized models, Chris. Thank you very much for your support.

Cliff Button of Paper Tiger Armaments is providing a special jeep and Chip Fynn has given us permission to use the new version of the L-4 (the old version was a big hit last year, especially with Bill Lenz, who flew as an air artillery observer in one during the Rhein River crossing).

Ryan Short is allowing us to use one of the Lbirds L-5s and I am pretty sure that DGA will allow us to use the jeep and Nissan hut we used last year.

And, of course, JimG's great Vietnam-era U.S. Army U-1A Otter makes its first appearance as a Kevin Stephens build.

Don

[Ron40]

Don,
I saw that one of the prizes you are giving away is the PMI 110 model
of the P-47 produced by Lou Dausse. I was the one who took his
original P-47 Razorback and redesigned it. It was my first attempt at
designing. I used the Mac program Color It which is a good little
program that doesn't require a steep learning curve that Photoshop
and illustrator require.
I would really like to attend a show like you guys put on but it
is impossible for me to travel and be away for any length of time.
However I'm going to keep a keen interest in your show through
this Forum if you post pictures. Best Regards, Ron

[KCStephens]

Ron, We'll be taking lots of pictures... so stay tuned.

[modelperry]

Don,

The L-4 is not in my folder, for whatever reason. Since Chip's e-mail to you gave permission to give away other models as well, I have gone through my folder and printed out all the one-pagers (about 5 copies each) I have.

Greg

[birder]

Have a great time fellow modelers! Share other's desire to attend but for work and 3000 miles... Hope you have a great time sharing our hobby with interested folks!!