Michigan Show pics

[Wendy]

Here's a link to the club site with some pics from the show last weekend: http://michiganhistoricalminiaturesclub.com/mhmc-Site/shows_folder/shows_2007.html

Here's a couple more. Sorry, the picture quality is less than stellar. They don't really do justice to the figures.

Fun was had by all at the show. Lots of people came to "ooh" and "ahh" at the figs. The kid's painting table was popular as always.

Cheers,
Wendy

 

[vergilius]

thank you for the pictures

 

[megroot]

Thanks Wendy,

Looks a very succesfull show. I really like what the club is doing for the kids.
They are the masters in the future.

marc

 

[Roc]

Wendy, thanks for posting the information.

Roc

 

[billyturnip]

Great pics Wendy and as Marc said that is definately a step in the right direction with the children.

Roger.

 

[Jason W.]

Thanks for posting the pic's, Wendy!

Wendy did an outstanding job helping to put this show together. She made everyone feel welcome. Especially at the "novice" painting table, were she made sure all painters had what they needed. Her encouragement and enthusiasm for painting made everyone's experience much more enjoyable...She also made some "rock'n" cheesecake brownies!;p

Well done, Wendy!

Jason

 

[Guy]

I noticed over on Med Rom Forum that it was announced that Wendy is now the President of the Michigan Historical Miniatures Club.

Congratulations
Wendy!!!

Michigan Historical Miniatures web site
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[Johan]

Thanks for posting Wendy. Some nice figures on display there !

 

[garyjd]

This is what a show SHOULD be all about. The "BIG" shows should take note and maybe come away with something in regards to promoting and introducing new folks, both young and old to the hobby. Though you always hear of the encouragement people have gotten from those they admire in the hobby, how many "masters" or other painters have actually sat down with a child and pushed around some paint? Food for thought.~Gary

 

[Major_Goose]

Congrats Wendy. People like you advance the hobby to a human art