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Wonderfest 2003

Published on May 12, 2012 in Model Shows

Wonderfest 2003 was held June 6-8, 2003 in Louisville KY.   And so begins the annual collection of photos from Wonderfest… this was certainly the best Wondefest ever! Thanks to Kirk Schermerhorn, Jim James, and John Zizolfo for additional photos. Wonderfest 2003 Science Fiction  Wonderfest 2003 Giant Monsters and Dinosaurs Wonderfest 2003 Babes Polar Lights at Wonderfest

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Wonderfest 2003 Babes

Published on May 12, 2012 in Model Shows
 
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Wonderfest 2003 Friends and Faces part 2

Published on May 12, 2012 in Model Shows

Don Matthys and John Zizolfo Anthony Taylor Kirk Schermerhorn Jay Chladek, Wacky Chris Doll, and Jeff Waclawsky Kevin Stone and Mangoman Scott ‘Capt. Cardboard’ Alexander Dennis and Starcraft Jim James Brian Ludden and his camera Jim ‘Davey Happyfellow’ James and Tony ‘Comet Miniatures’ James [no relation!] Michell and Erin Lentz lovebirds Tom Savini and Crazy

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Wonderfest 2003 Friends and Faces part 1

Published on May 12, 2012 in Model Shows

Cult and Anthony Taylor Ed Bowkley Diceman Ross Waddell and Jonathan ‘Gentleman’ Reich Dave Guertin blaps Chris Doll Meteor Productions Chris Doll [left - hogging the camera] Dave Tomita [right] Michell breaks the camera Mark Yungblut, Michell and Erin Lantz Jackill [3rd guy] listens to Joe Brown [4th guy] Crazy Joe and friends The Canadians: George,

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Wonderfest 2003 Giant Monsters and Dinosaurs

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Polar Lights at Wonderfest 2003

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Dave Metzner shows off the prototype for the upcoming Enteprise NX-01!!!

 
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Wonderfest 2003 Science Fiction

Published on May 12, 2012 in Model Shows

The “Ranger”, a planetary survey vehicle. Designed and built by B.P. Taylor, the 1/24th scale model is 34 inches long, features working navigational strobes and spotlights, and a separable front section with magnetic hold-down clamps. It took a gold in the Vehicle/Mech category in this year’s model contest. Marc King’s Fireball XL-5 Dave Tomita’s Starships  

 
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