Did you guys see any 1/87 scale stuff on display? It's difficult to tell from the photos. PaulE
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Great photos Dude 1 .
Thanks. Really makes you want to do better,such an inspiration.
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Steven, John, Stevie, Jim and Dude 2, I'm only happy to oblige. I only wish I could have taken some more and that the Sony hadn't flipped out for a while. I love taking them and they are such a Mojovation boost as well as inspiring.
John, The Ratte model was huge and nicely done! Could have been a game changer too, but in reality, I can't think of a road (autobahn) and/or bridge this thing could use. Cross country??? I think it would sink up to the hubcaps due to the weight, even with multiple tracks on each side. I don't think it could swim very well either...Blub, blub, blub, gone…………….
PaulE, There were some things that appeared to be 1/87, but difficult to tell what scale they were. Most things were 1/72 followed by some 1/48 too. 1/35 was the dominant scale as usual. I also think there were some 1/87 stuff on the club tables too. sorry I can't be of more help my friend.
I'm glad you all enjoyed them and whenever I go to a show, I will always try to get as many pics as I can. It looks like the next show I'll attend is in March, here in Germany!!!
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