Great pictures. As usual, I just about forgot I had my camera with me and only got a few good ones.
We left Virginia in the dark and got to the show in time for Dave Bodnar’s seminar on 3D printing. Eventually, a copy of the Powerpoint presentation will be here: http://www.trainelectronics.com/presentations.htm
Dave is a great presenter and I learned a lot.
After the presentation, we headed back to the alcove. Here’s Ric Golding and Terry Burr at the Timesaver.
Doug Matheson and Don Watson.
Bob McCown, Ralph Berg, and Ken Brunt. Dave Marconi had his nifty diesel on the table by Bob, along with Rooster’s passenger cars. Next to Ken, the table held some of Lou’s stuff and some for sale items. As usual, it was great to see the models in person.
The alcove is just a great place to see everyone. Here’s Jon Radder, Dave Funk, Vincent and Penny.
Jean and I headed over to the Left Bank for a late lunch and we ran into Rooster on the street.
When 6 o’clock rolled around, we headed over to the Susquehanna room only to find out that nobody was around.
Of course the show didn’t even close until 6, so we knew that it wouldn’t fill up early.
There were some great models on display and it was fun to talk about them.
We ended up having to bring even more chairs in. I think at one point Bob estimated that there were over 60 people in the room. I’m not sure how many total attended, but it was quite a lot! I wish I had had a chance to meet everyone that came in.
It really is the best part of the show!