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Its easy to make a little badge, I have one with Chris and Wolfie on it so everyone knows me. Mind you, you can't miss me anyway 
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god damn it,met a few of the guys last year an, had a great time,this year there seems to be more of you going,an, I have got to miss it,grand-daughters getting married have a lot to answer for,never asked me if it was ok to get married that weekend!!!!
guess I will have to see you all next year.
Robin
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Peter White wrote:With all the work Ashley has to organise the show I don't think it's fair to ask him to produce badges as well...the guy has enough on his hands.
Peter - I had this in mind when suggesting this could be something Claire & Co might want to look into, in the same vein as their other merchandise such as T-shirts, mainly from an advertising point of view. Like the others I'm happy to make my own.
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robin wrote:god damn it,met a few of the guys last year an, had a great time,this year there seems to be more of you going,an, I have got to miss it,grand-daughters getting married have a lot to answer for,never asked me if it was ok to get married that weekend!!!!
guess I will have to see you all next year.
Robin Postpone the wedding for a day!
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LOL I like that Chris...........come on Robin, spend another day with our good corner
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Brian
I'll try and get the badge holders, will let you know tomorrow, how many roughly?
jimmy
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Scotty, that's a good question. I'll start a new thread asking those who want badges to put up their real and forum names. http://forum.truckmodelworld.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=35271觇 Brian
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voyager wrote:I'll have a photo and name on plus hopefully a t shirt with the logo I've just designed....  nice logo for t shirt / sweatshirt how about mass producing them for all us modellers for a fee of course 
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hi fellas,glad to see that there is interest in this name thing.  event thoe I'm not displaying and other members might not be.i still think the badges are a great idea for everyone.so get you name down for the name badges. richard
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Hi Guys
I have heard lots about Gaydon .
Where is it ,what is it , how much , can anyone show a model truck.
Doug
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Voyager, that picture would make a pretty good backdrop to a table display IMHO, if you could get it blown up enough. 
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Dougbarrett wrote:Hi Guys
I have heard lots about Gaydon .
Where is it ,what is it , how much , can anyone show a model truck.
Doug Hi Doug Gaydon is (probably) the biggest UK truck model show of the calender. It takes places at the Gaydon Heritage Motor Museum in Warwickshire (just off M40 J10). It coincides with the CVCS (Classic & Vintage Commercial Show). This year's event falls on weekend 12/13 June 2010. Sunday is the bigger day if a visitor. If you want to show models then contact Ashley Coghill (ashleycoghill@aol.com) but do it soon as space is rapidly running out. If you are into radio control trucks there is also an arena for them.
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voyager wrote:The 'badge' thread is great - now I know people's names!!! Next step is to remember the according faces after 6 months 
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Err, Gerdi - isn't that why we're all going to be wearing the badges??
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I suppose its about time I sent my forms off then Chris?
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Most of you I'll see for the first time WITH name, many of you I may already know, after all I come to Gaydon since 20 years.
I was just talking about six months later remembering faces when seeing a name, I know most of us are all of a certain age, and I know myself..............
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Postpone the wedding for a day![/quote]
Chris ,you have got to be joking!!!anyway its in Cyprus,bit of a long haul for a day,besides I would like to enjoy the rest of my life!!
Robin
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LOL I have a bloody awful memory for names, I will have forgotten everyones name that I met last year.
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LOL I have a bloody awful memory for names, I will have forgotten everyones name that I met last year.
its ok nigel im the same....hehe
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