The
September meeting will be our
38th Anniversary!
The
September theme table Theme
of the Month will be Oldsmobiles.
See
you at the September meeting!
to MAMA's Diner, the official home
of the Maryland Automotive Modelers' Association (MAMA),
where we serve entrees of fun, friendship, and model cars.
MAMA's current leadership team is: President: Tim Powers Vice-President: Dave Toups Treasurer: Matt Guilfoyle Newsletter Editor: Tim Sickle
August Meeting Photos:
MAMA was honored to welcome some special guests (and
our newest members for life), Alan Barton and his
wife Ute of the Perth
and Districts Model Club (PDMC). They attended the
August meeting with Tom and Diana Geiger. As
well as being our newest members, Alan and Ute have
officially displaced Rik Hoving as our long distance
record holder for meeting attendance by travelling 11,575
miles from Perth, Australia to Hanover, Maryland (almost
exactly the other side of the Earth). Alan displayed
his streamliner and a Holden Ute featuring a custom
tray (flatbed.)
Lyle Willits revitalized an old, built-up SMP
1960 Chevrolet El Camino curbside kit into a full-detail
kit, using parts from a Revell '60 Chevy Impala Hardtop
kit.
Kevin Kovach placed these models on the main display table.
Leonard Harrod has been competing with his Pro-Mod
Camaro and is starting in on a new larger scale 3D printed
project.
Ken Shanks is firing up a pair of Studebaker pickup projects.
These look like the work of Rick Donovan.
Howdy Hoffman, Jr. displayed this vivid custom Peterbuilt truck.
Looks like Steve Buter has been busy.
Mark Wheeler gave us a look at his Mustang and El Camino projects as well as his finished Fairlane GT and GTO builds.
Rick Martin set out his 1941 Plymouth Hellcat.
Sadly, I didn't see who displayed these models.
The Theme of the Month Table featured Pickup Trucks.
Some of the action:
The raffle table was stocked with some interesting
items.
