TamiyaCon 2004

i would love to go, but i'm on the wrong coast!!!!

And no,i never been to one!

Make sure you take alot of pictures to share with the less fortunate ones!!

Sounds great. Do they give sneak peaks and sell kits on the spot? Sounds like a blast, unfortunately I can't make it.

I'd like to go but I'll need to find someone that looks like to take my place in Iraq, any takers?

You get an all expenses paid vacation to a beach with no water, lots of sandflys and a hord of other fun events.

C-mon I know somebody wants to go?

QUOTE: I'd like to go but I'll need to find someone that looks like to take my place in Iraq, any takers? You get an all expenses paid vacation to a beach with no water, lots of sandflys and a hord of other fun events.

You forgot to mention...

All the diorama sand you could ever want!

a nice leisurely restful vacation to the ME??? I'll go, but I think I don't quite look like you. let's see, I'm probably 10 years younger, a 1/2 foot shorter, and no, I won't go into weight!!!

Did I forget to mention yummy MRE's? mmmmmmmmmmgood?

That would be cool to go, but it's out of the operating budget range.
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I wish theyd bring that thing over to this coast for a change. I realize its at their office building, but cmon, not everyone can get to CA on a whim...spread the fun Tamiya!!!!

Hey hou, I'm going I live about 45 minutes away. Unfortunately it will be my first show, and I'm just as curious as to what goes on as you!! Are you entering the competition?? I'm going to try and finish up my Tamiya Acura NSX, and Mercedes CLK GTR. Hopefully they'll be done on time!!

A member of our club attended TamiyaCon 2003. He didn't say much about the event other than that in his opinion the best model didn't win. It was his impression that the model that won was one that caught the eye of the chairman of the company.

Lots of entrants were there. The quality of some of the entries was apparently not very good.

Lots of Tamiya offerings such as new kits introduced but no incentives to purchase. It was more expensive to buy the kit there than it was here.

He enjoyed the weather and it was a novel experience but he wouldn't go back.

QUOTE: Originally posted by kik36 Hey hou, I'm going I live about 45 minutes away. Unfortunately it will be my first show, and I'm just as curious as to what goes on as you!! Are you entering the competition?? I'm going to try and finish up my Tamiya Acura NSX, and Mercedes CLK GTR. Hopefully they'll be done on time!!

I'm not joining the competition. I'm only getting a "sneak peak", so I'll know what I need to do to win the Model Master next year.

Would love to go but live in Ontario, Canada. A little too far. I hear they have 1:1 scales of some of the models they release.

I would really love to go. Just moved to CA a couple of years ago, and it's been on the list of things to do. I probably won't be entering anything, I'm just not up to snuff yet.

If what was said about winning entries being based on the "boss's" opinion, that is a dissapointment!

Overall, for us that aren't far away, it sounds like it could be a good experience.

QUOTE: Originally posted by benzdoc I would really love to go. Just moved to CA a couple of years ago, and it's been on the list of things to do. I probably won't be entering anything, I'm just not up to snuff yet. If what was said about winning entries being based on the "boss's" opinion, that is a dissapointment! Overall, for us that aren't far away, it sounds like it could be a good experience.

Randy is very objective and I've known him for a while. I've no reason to doubt his observations on this. For what it's worth...

I would like to go but it conflicts with the annual IPMS Seattle Spring show.