Get ready gentlemen the show is February 24 and 25, 2006. The profits are going to the Ronald McDonald Charities of Madison, Wi.
The show is in Madison, Wi and it is looking to be quite excellent. We have one confirmed speaker and I am working on another one. We have 4 seminars scheduled at this time.
It you have any questions please ask.
Thanks
Mike

Looking forward toward the show Mike. Don't forget about the show in March.

Just as big and as exciting

Come out and support both shows. It can only help the hobby grow

We will be have an OIF veteran speak on Friday the 24th at 7pm.
Mike

We have sold out of vendor space for this show. I am also working on one more speaker for saturday afternoon.
Hope to see you all there.
Thanks
Recon

Hey, I wanna go to this event. I know it's in Madison, but, where in Madison???

From I-94 please.


Thank you!
Cuhail

Looking forward to being at the show, Any of you going to be in Stewartville this Saturday? Also do you have a 1/48 armor cat?

Thanks
Winston
Wings n Treads

Are you coming up from Chicago? From I94 take I90 to Chicago. Take the 12/18 exit (it will be a left turn). Take 12/18 to Gammon Rd, then turn right to the 1st light. There will be a gas station and a large jewelry store on the corner. Turn right on Odana rd and go to the next set of traffic lights. Turn right that should be Grand Canyon Dr. You are there. If you have any questions send me an email.
recon
PS the actual location is the Radisson Inn.

This year we do not have a 1/48 scale category. I will be looking to see how many 1/72 and 1/48 scale models show up.
Recon

Mike,
I see that it is a 2 day show. What all is going on each day?

I will be posting a schedule later in the week. Friday is registration and some seminars with a OIF speaker at 6pm.
Again, I will post the complete schedule later in the week.
Mike

Go to Community "What's going on in Wisconsin" for the schedule of Modelfest 2006.
Thanks
Recon

Had a good time at the show hope you guys have another next year. I also hope that we can get more people involved especally since it's for a good cause.

Stopped by for a bit and partook of the wonderful models you guys all did. I learned a little bit about my own modeling when I looked at almost every model there and realized I am an awesome engine and interior man and hopeless as a painter. I really need an airbrush rig. My finishes are HORRIBLE compared to what I saw at the show. I saw a 70 Challenger with a green paint job that still looked wet, it was soo smooth.
I didn't stop to try and find Recon or any other Armorama guys, and I apologize to you all. I was being kinda shy. However, I was there WITH a fellow Armorama member, Staypuft (Phil Grundberg).
Now, this was the first model show/contest that I have ever attended and I am wondering....
...was it typical of most shows? I have nothing to compare it to. Anybody?

Gotta go, had a good time,

Cuhail

Don't forget about the show on the 18th of March at the same location. Should be a very good show and a lot of quality models as well

To all that came to the show, thank you very much. I wish I could have met you guys. We are planning a bigger and better show next year.
To all of the vendors that came, thanks, hope to see you too next year.
Most shows do not have seminars or speakers. We already have volunteers for seminars next year and I will be working on speakers.
Thanks again to everyone that came and the Ronald McDonald Charities of Madison also thank you.
Recon