That's why I was surprised when they dropped the paper model categories.  It's 
obvious that the chapter has several talented, and prolific, paper modelers.  I 
really had a good time, last month, getting to see you and David again, and 
meeting the other paper guys for the first time.    Looking forward to getting 
my own build of my Family Truckster done and taking it back.

Paul M.




From: [email protected] 
Sent: Sunday, June 20, 2010 11:02 AM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: [Papermodels II 42367] Request from IPMS Region 5 Regional  Contest



In a message dated 6/20/10 9:13:51 AM, [email protected] writes:



  Nice to hear that your chapter is still offering a paper model category.
  My old IPMS chapter eliminated the paper model categories from their
  contests, even though they have several paper modeling members, including
  David Okamura and Bob Penikas.

  Paul M.


Hi Paul,

     I must add: 

How often do you see an IPMS member hand his plastic model to a visitor for a 
hand held inspection? 

     Jim Nunn - Master paper modeler, places his  creations in IPMS Regional 
competitions and walks away with awards. His entries are always surrounded with 
competitors, visitors, and regular rivet counters, closely examining his entry. 
Comments such as "Scratch Built," "Kit Bashed" and the look of horror when they 
are told...it is paper. Often as Jim talks with a newbee you will see Jim's 
assembled paper model part being inspected by the visitor up close at eye 
level. 

     Jayo Sutton-has new techniques showing us how to work with curved surfaces 
and every so often brings in something to knock our socks off.

     A very busy Dan Shippey manages to swing by to check in and updates us 
with Delta 7 Studio activity.                                          
http://www.delta7studios.com/index.htm

     Paper models are displayed each month on a section of table dedicated to 
"Works In Progress." Us paper modelers gather there and have a blast. David 
Okamura always has interested visitors marveling at what we do with paper. 
                              
                                             David Okamura's superb Phoenix

So you see..We are alive and well.

Bob Penikas




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