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PROGRAM

 The meeting will consist of one day (Friday, May 16th) of presentations and discussion groups, and one day (Saturday, May 17th) of model exhibits and exchanges.  An organization meeting will be held on May 16th.

1250 Meeting Area

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Thursday MAY 15TH 2008

6:00 (1800 HRS) Get Together

MEETING, OPEN TO ALL, WILL BE HELD IN THE DORM BUILDING TO DISCUSS ORGANIZATION OF ANNUAL EVENT AND POSSIBLE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COLLECTORS CLUB.

 FRIDAY MAY 16TH 2008

PROGRAM FOR PRESENTATIONS, DEMONSTRATIONS AND DISCUSSIONS

(Schedule is subject to adjustments)  

 

9:00 hrs 

Special Guest  Presentation                

Mr. Don Preul

            Naval Historian, Master Model Maker, Made the Model of the USS Arizona Memorial Hawaii, 

            Consultant to the US Naval Museum at Anapolis, Md. and in charge of redesigning the USNA Museum.

 

Additional Presentations to be Announced.  

                                                           

1400 hrs  

            General Meeting for discussions establishing a 1250/1200 miniship model clubl   

                                                             

DINNER   7:00 

 

Saturday, May 17, 2008 

             Exhibits will be open 9:00 – 1200 & 1:00 – 4:00

Exhibits & demonstrations & sales & trades by model makers, collectors, and merchants.

 Exhibit Area

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The exhibit and exchange area will be opened at 0900 hours and closed about 1600 hours, with one hour 1200-1300 closed for lunch.

Two connecting rooms in the Museum (B4 & B5) will be made available.  They cover a total area of over 2,000 square feet.

 These rooms are used for Engineering Drafting classes.  The drafting tables will be used to display the models.  Each table is approximately 3.5 ft wide, 2.5 ft deep and 40 inches high (3.3ft).  It is projected that the two rooms can be arranged to hold approximately 50 tables for the exhibit, providing over 250 square feet of display area. The table height will provide closer eye level viewing.  Using these tables also means that we do not have to obtain outside tables. 

The tables are heavy and steady.  Because of the work involved, as experienced last year, Arrangements will be made to use the School custodians to position the tables.  A fee of $6.00 per table will be charged to exhibitors to cover expenses in setting up the area.

 Tables will be assigned on a first come first served after full payment of for requested number of tables.