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More of BAPM, Tried to get as much variety as possible. Still have a few more to process 

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Just curious....ANY Santa Fe motive power models?

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That's 17 photos , may have a few more. Just helping out folks who couldn't make it this year. Fun day with fellow modelers

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Thank you for posting those Dave!

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Good shootin' Dave.

I was impressed how many foks came in from out of the area. Maybe it's just me but LA seems like a long ways.
There was also an Idaho plate in the parking lot. Probably felt right at home with all the other California plates.
t4p.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 06/20/22 19:03 by TCnR.

Thanks for sharing the photos.   A lot of nice work seen in those photos.

GUYS...The work on the gon loads showed just how much skill there isin modeling and a greaty varietyofofloads of pipe, I beams, coiled stell loaded in a good choice of cars.

Txtrainman60 Wrote:
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> Just curious....ANY Santa Fe motive power models?

This is a San Francisco Bay area show. Santa Fe is a distinct minority here.

Txtrainman60 Wrote:
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> Just curious....ANY Santa Fe motive power models?

Mark McCleod had a bunch of early Santa Fe models next to me that I didn't photograph. Didn't photograph my SP equipment either. The event had a good variety of equipment and railroads. Hopefully Someone else can post a few of Mark's table, including his Warbonet PAs.

The SP units in the second photo are nicely weathered!

ghemr Wrote:
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> The SP units in the second photo are nicely
> weathered!
Indeed.  The SP Geeps are the work of Mr. Pat Davis.  Beautifully done!  

Cheers,
Harry

That faded Santa Fe unit is beautiful workmanship.

How far in advance are dates for BAPM known? I know with the pandemic things had 
to be thrown into chaos. Would be fun to see in person but with a trip of over 2,400 miles
would need some pre planning.

dcmkris Wrote:
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> That faded Santa Fe unit is beautiful
> workmanship.
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> How far in advance are dates for BAPM known? I
> know with the pandemic things had 
> to be thrown into chaos. Would be fun to see in
> person but with a trip of over 2,400 miles
> would need some pre planning.

It's was advertised here on TO a good six weeks ago.

Mark's Walthers Santa Fe PAs with Plated sides. I found some IPhone pics (since I forgot to shoot them at BAPM)

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>How far in advance are dates for BAPM known? 

I sent out the first post 90 days in advance followed by a 10 days out reminder. 



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Thank YOU to All who came out to attend, support and take part in BAPM 2022 this past Saturday. Suffice it to say, this was an AWESOME meet.
After the past couple of years, it was especially great to see everyone again and to catch up on life and things with each other.
The models were awesome too, and provided a terrific backdrop to the great camaraderie we all shared between friends old and new all day long!
We look forward to BAPM 2023!

Mark your calendars NOW for BAPM 2023 - Saturday, June 17, 2023!

Be sure to Visit & Bookmark
www.bayareaprototypemodelers.org

Find us on Facebook as well!

We hope to see you next year!

Best Regards,
BAPM Staff
www.bayareaprototypemodelers.org
 



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 06/22/22 20:10 by tracktime.

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