Model Engine Maker
The Showcase => Shows => Topic started by: 90LX_Notch on October 07, 2021, 12:25:26 AM
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The Fall show is Saturday and Sunday October 16 & 17 in Bangor, Pa
They have a little bit of everything including model engines. I’ll be there Saturday and possibly Sunday. I usually set up my engines around noon in the pavilion by the entrance. There is also a group of modelers that set up near the train.
Here is a link to the website that includes a flyer for the show.
http://jacktown.org/
-Bob
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Hope you have a great show Bob.
Dave
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Looks like a great show - hope you have a great time!
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Sounds like a fun time! Be sure to take pics to share with those of us who can't make it :)
Kim
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Despite a questionable weather forecast, I plan to attend tomorrow. I will likely also attend Sunday.
-Bob
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Some photo’s of today’s show.
-Bob
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Some more.
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First off, thank you for taking the time to post pictures. And posting pictures like the ribbon braiding machine, come on! I would have spent a half hour looking at it. I love stuff like that because that would probably be the first and last time I would ever see something like that in operation. Again thank you!
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Thanks for all those. I do like the Improved Rider engines that you started off with, quite fancy doing one of those rather than the usual concentric cylinder ones.
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Great show! My favorite is the mine winding engine. Thanks for the pictures!
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Seems like it was a great show! Loved the braiding machine - would have loved to see that thing in operation. Looks fascinating!
Thanks for posting the pics,
Kim
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Impressive set of machines :) Thanks for those
Jo
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I did not see many people / viewers in your fine pictures .... but absolutely no lack off interesting machines :cartwheel:
So thank you very much for posting them :cheers:
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Thank you for taking and posting these great photos. It looks a fine show, wonderfully rural and relaxed. I visited the Jarrell Plantation in Georgia in 2003. They have a couple of old engines in wooden sheds, lots of old interesting machinery etc, including a sawn off car chassis used as a power plant like the one pictured . This post took me back there.....great memories :) Thank you again. Terry
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Thanks everyone for looking in.
It’s a neat little show. I always enjoy it.
The braiding machine is very cool to watch. It’s amazing to watch it shuffle the bobbins around. If I had the time, I would love to model it.
The Buffalo Springfield roller is another one I love. It has a Hercules four cylinder gas engine. It would take me a lifetime to model it.
It looks desolate because I took most of the pictures when the gates opened. Also, the weather delayed people from coming early.
I just got back home from day two at the show. I have a few more pictures to put up later.
-Bob
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The last picture (my stuff).
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I really enjoyed the pictures. I see you showed some of your toys. Nice job.
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Clearly a great show. Thanks for posting the pictures.
Interesting to compare the printing press with today’s printer.
MJM460