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You only ended up with one set of castings? . Surus must have been disappointed
Chris I thought you would have been more interested in the Salt water Crocodile submarine Jo
One thing I have noticed about the US exhibitions is they seem to have far more models running than we do in the UK, it seems like they have a centralised air supply where as here we rely on exhibitors providing their own supply.
HI All, I went on Saturday to the show and it was really packed and very difficult to get to the trade stands with so many back packs !! I bought a few things and spoke to quite a few old friends .....I went with the Norridge society and years ago the 52 seater bus was full but recently it only has about 26 ..... Yes there does seems to be more space although all the seating chairs and tables were well attended !! I will continue to go to the shows as in our club the Coach trip is being subsidised by the clubs pecunary directive. What i did see ,was, that the quantity of models on display was superseded by the size of the exhibits .Jo, I did miss the Bridport Foundry stand that features in one of your photos, they had a lot of castings available of various stationary models and if i had seen it i would have purchased a few of there flywheels for future projects...I did however buy some part machined flywheels from the RDG stand at quite reasonable prices i thought, and was quite surprised to see them there !! Willy