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Model Expo: A/CAM display programme next few years

Postby tor lives » Mon Apr 06, 2015 10:02 am

Hi guys,
I have just been asked to reiterate what the Model Expo A/CAM planned display program is for the next few years.
So here it is once again.

ACAM Model Expo display programe looks like this:
2015 Airliners / Civil Aircraft: TV and Movie Stars
2016 The Wonderful World of Air Racing
2017 Ansett: Tribute to One of the World's Great Airlines
2018 From Swords to Ploughshares: Military Aircraft in Civil Use
2019 Trash Hauling: Tribute to Freighters
2020 Angels of Mercy: Emergency Services Aircraft
So in the coming years there will be something for everyone.
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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby hrtpaul » Mon Apr 06, 2015 2:56 pm

Hmmmm so I've got 2 years to get an Ansett aircraft done. Probably gonna need it too :)
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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby tor lives » Mon Apr 06, 2015 3:00 pm

hrtpaul wrote:Hmmmm so I've got 2 years to get an Ansett aircraft done. Probably gonna need it too :)


Yeah....but ya should be right for next year already, same as Paul RB.
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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby hrtpaul » Mon Apr 06, 2015 4:37 pm

I'm good for 2015, 2016 and 2018. Schweeeeeeeeeeeeeet 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) Now I just need the QF Freight 737 decals and that'll be 2019 covered as well :)
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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby Ericg » Mon Apr 06, 2015 4:50 pm

Hi Ray,

I like the idea of some of those, BUT, wouldn't it be better to set the program of the next years display during the present show?. What I mean is, at the show you could gauge what the general feeling is amongst the guys that are taking part in the display and potentially the new folks who are drawn in by the display and category. And set the next theme based upon that. Also, 5 years is a long time in modelling and a lot of things could change and having a set schedule may mean that the display may not be able to take advantage of that.

People should be able to knock out 1 or many models to suit the next years display time fairly easily.

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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby tor lives » Mon Apr 06, 2015 5:10 pm

Ericg wrote:Hi Ray,

I like the idea of some of those, BUT, wouldn't it be better to set the program of the next years display during the present show?. What I mean is, at the show you could gauge what the general feeling is amongst the guys that are taking part in the display and potentially the new folks who are drawn in by the display and category. And set the next theme based upon that. Also, 5 years is a long time in modelling and a lot of things could change and having a set schedule may mean that the display may not be able to take advantage of that.

People should be able to knock out 1 or many models to suit the next years display time fairly easily.

Eric



Some fair points made Capt Eric, and indeed there is a lot to be said for your rationale, however, in my experience, if you give max lead time and notice, then display participants can plan their contributions well ahead and not feel rushed or pressured, (bearing in mind that most are also building for competition categories at the same time). I actually don't think 5 years is a long time in modelling terms. I am lucky to complete one model a year these days. As much as I am ashamed to admit it, I have had partially complete models hanging off the "curtain rail of doom" for nearly twice that long.
That all being said however, I believe in democracy and I am open to suggestions. I am happy to get a general consensus from A/CAMers at this year's Model Expo as to how they wish to go forward with our display in the coming years. Thanks for your input, I actively encourage an open dialogue where these issues are concerned, and I would encourage all interested A/CAMers to have their say on this topic.
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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby scotty100368 » Mon Apr 06, 2015 9:38 pm

TOR,

Shame you didn't make 2016 the Ansett Tribute year, as it would have been their 80th Anniversary!

Just saying...

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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby tor lives » Mon Apr 06, 2015 9:57 pm

Well if everyone is happy to do so, we can swap the themes for 2016 and 2017 around.
Let me know your thoughts on this people.
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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby oz rb fan » Mon Apr 06, 2015 10:17 pm

oh next year i'm good for and the same for swords tro plowsheares.... 8-) :shock: .....i better build a new one at some stage though.
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Re: Model Expo: A/CAM display program next few years

Postby Ericg » Mon Apr 06, 2015 11:00 pm

One model a year hey TOR? Geez at my current rate I will have approx 40 1/32 aircraft done in 5 years time.
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