To start here are two generations of modelers with a boat built by a previous generation.
As you would expect: acres of wooden boats.
Two fine sail boats
Bob Herrera & Ken Valk the co-inspirators of this event.
A Midwest style fishing boat which just grew and grew like this event.
A rescue boat from the Atlantic shore with carriage and all. A lot prettier than those that were rowed offshore to rescue people from many shipwrecks in stormy winter seas.
A model RC Truck launching a Cabin Cruiser. Models and lauch ramp by John Garis.
The Tug Panama and a work in process.
A representative of the South Bay warship group, out of ammunition this day.
The Sabino, an excursion boat from Boothbay Maine.
The Sea Fox and some friends, indoors at the Clubhouse.
Jack Shetter of Spokane with his Short Snort talking to Carl Dunn of SFMYC.
Kay Tillman's Crowley 22 and a working barge which was a lot of work and had many beautiful, intricate details.
The Titanic, hand built by local young modeler of the present and future, Anthony Amorello. Unlike the original, it did not sink on its first voyage.
