I have absolutely nothing I want to talk about!

Classic Plastic Model Club Newsletter
I have absolutely
nothing I want to
talk about!
by Del Paone
That’s right – I have absolutely nothing I want to talk
about, as a matter of fact there are a lot of things I don’t want
to talk about…but, I guess I will.
I have to bring up the subject of the lack of young people in
our hobby. Doug Estabrook, an esteemed member of
MassCar and friend (that’s right – I said friend), pointed this
out in our last newsletter. It’s sad but it’s a fact – there are
mostly ‘old folks’ involved in our hobby…a lot of gray hair,
glasses, wrinkles, pot bellies and canes.
Why are younger people not being drawn to our hobby?
Perhaps we’ve set the craftsmanship level too high. If you’ve
followed the model publications for the past few years it’s
easy to see that the level of building has risen greatly.
Imagine being a novice builder and picking up a copy of
Scale Auto or Model Cars…and if that’s not bad enough –
imagine picking up an issue of Contest Cars; it would be a
very rude awakening!
Maybe I’m way off with my thinking. Perhaps it’s all due to
I-Phones, ‘texting’, the Internet, E-mail, Facebook, Ebay,
Craigslist and ‘tweeting’. How can an old-time hobby like
model building hold a candle to all of that crap?
Mr. Prestigious and I have attended a lot of shows in the
last year, and the absence of young people involved with
modeling is startling. Are they being held hostage by the new
technologies? That sure seems to be the answer.
So I suggest you get used to seeing a lot of gray and/or
thinning hair on most of the people attending shows in 2013.
I know that some model clubs are losing members but I’m
glad to report that our club has grown in numbers over the
last few years. I believe that’s attributable to our enthusiasm
to the hobby, which has allowed our club to grow and
prosper while other clubs fall victim to age related attrition. I
can only hope this continues for us in 2013 and beyond.
Thanks for listening…
Del
Volume 18 Number 3
Classic Plastic 20th Annual
Model Car Exhibition
By Art Paquin
Months of planning and preparation and it’s
over in a snap! That’s how our 20th anniversary show seemed
to me. Many thanks to all who volunteered, to all the hobby
vendors who worked the show and to the many people who
took the time to attend and enter our show, for without you
our show would not exist. You’ve made this one of the best
events we’ve had yet and we hope to see all of you next year
– October 6, 2013 – at the Lawrence Elks for the 21st Annual
Classic Plastic Model Car Exhibition.
So, let’s get the boring statistics over with…
Model Entries – 252
Show Entrants – 64
Spectator only – 62
I’m sure most of you who volunteer your time and effort
during the show may notice that due to the demands of the
day you may not have enough time (or any time) to enjoy the
entries presented at our show. I hope the following photos
‘fill in the gaps’ or, if you did find time to check out the
entries, offer a pleasant reminder of the terrific entries
presented at our show. Enjoy. Art
For those members attending our monthly meetings, please
try to bring a sealed kit to donate to the club collection.
Every kit will help defray the cost of our contest. Thanks
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Classis Plastic Model Exhibition 2012 photos continued
Classic Plastic Model
Exhibition 2013
Sunday,
October 6th 2013
at the
Lawrence Elks Hall
Theme Class, in honor
of Carroll Shelby, is:
any Shelby badged
vehicle
(1/24 or 1/25 scale only please)
Notice:
For our
February 2, 2013 meeting
Please bring in the oldest built
model you have so we can
discuss and reminisce about
the good old days (i.e. it’s
probably from the days when
we didn’t care if we destroyed
it immediately afterward!)
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My Photo
Album
By Ron Tremblay
Here is my next installment, keep in mind what
I said in the last newsletter – candid photos aren’t the best
but the subject matter is what counts!
Again, these pictures have not been altered. They appear
just as I took them, so enjoy and say CHEESE!!
Sarg Sez
PREFERRED HOBBY SHOP DIRECTORY
(Membership discount listed in parentheses. Present your club membership card for the
discount. If you know of any new hobby shop that may want to be placed on our list do
the club a favor and sign them up, oh, and let Art know, too.)
ABC RC & Hobbies 11 Rockingham Road, Windham NH
(603) 458-6481 (discount TBD) www.abcrchobbies.com
CENTERLINE HOBBIES (10%) 167 Corporate Road,
Hyannis, MA 02601 (508) 771-1244 www.centerlinehobbies.com
HARRY’S HOBBIES & COLLECTIBLES (20%) 250 E. Main
St (Rte 495 Marketplace, behind Dunkin Donuts) Norton, MA
02766 (508) 285-8080 www.mymummy.com
HOBBY EMPORIUM (10%) 440 Middlesex Road, Tyngsboro,
MA 01879 (978) 649-5055 Across from the Pheasant Lane Mall
HOBBYTOWN USA 1525 S, Willow St. Manchester NH
(603) 622-4881 www.hobbytown.com
HOBBYTOWN USA 522 Amherst St, Nashua NH
(603) 459-4427 www.hobbytown.com
JACKSON HOBBY SHOP (10%) 2275 W. County Line Rd
(Bennetts Mills Plaza) Jackson, NJ 732-364-3334
www.jacksonhobby.com
THE SPARE TIME SHOP (20%) 222J East Main Street
Marlboro, MA (508) 481-5786 www.sparetimeshop.com
THE HOBBY BUNKER 33 Exchange Street Malden MA 02148
(781-321-8855) www.hobbybunker.com
Meeting Minutes
by Ron Tremblay, your
Sargent-at-Arms
It’s not easy handling security at club meetings and events,
even more so when look-a-likes are floating around out
there. Here’s a couple that confounded the security team at
our contest this past September. Thank R. Lee Ermey we had
Roger Mathieu in uniform to keep the peace at the event.
That is all.
Troops…DIIIIS…MISSSSSED! Sarge
July thru October 2012
by Club Secretary Barry Fadden
July 2012: We had 23 members attend the meeting
Club Business discussed at this meeting:
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Trophy packages are all sold
Bud Carlson, an acquaintance of Barry Fadden, stopped by
and consequently joined the club
Joe Baril suggested, in celebration of our 20th show, we set
up at least one table at our show to exhibit models that were
built by our current club members over the past 20 years,
along with a copy of each show flyer so spectators could
view and reminisce
Raffle:
Guil Rosa – Deal Funny Car
Del Paone – (Donated his selection back to the club)
Moto Maguire – Italeri Tank
Show-N-Tell:
Mr. Prestigious
Stu Marcus
November 2012
Mr. Prestidigitator
Stu-2
Guil Rosa – 1971 Stars and Stripes Corvette, more progress made
on his work-in-progress, interior finished using Detail Master
racing harness, more chassis detailing done, installed the
suspension and engine, body painted classic white enamel
Mike Siesicki – AMT 71 Plymouth Duster 340 painted Tamiya
Bright Orange and Light Gun Metal, parts box wheels, Keith Marks
decals
Mike Siesicki – AMT 57 Chrysler 300C built box stock, painted
MCM Gaugin Red and used a Model Car Garage Photoetch set
Del Paone – ’59 Cadillac coming along, working the interior but
still have a lot to finish, currently working on rear suspension and
de-chroming all plated parts – very slow going!
Moto Maguire – 8x8 Off Road Recovery made from a Simba
Airport Fire Truck chassis and rear engine and other pieces from a
PayLoader, crane boom from a 1/50 crane kit, approximately 150
tons in 1/25 scale, cab is a resin Crane Carrier Corp (CCC) and
front winch is a 50 ton resin cast
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Frank Moore – Swordfish Torpedo Plane, 1/48 scale made by
Artiplast of Italy, a work in progress
Frank Moore – ME109E 1/48 scale WWII fighter made by Aurora
which is in the process of restoration
Frank Moore – F6F-5 Hellcat, 1/48 scale made by Lindberg which
is in the process of being restored
Frank Moore – Nautilus Nuclear Sub #SSN 571, 1/300 scale made
by Revell, model restoration is complete
Frank Moore – PT-109 (JFK’s WWII PT boat) in 1/72 scale by
Revell, is in the process of being restored
Frank Moore – Higgins PT boat, converted to Higgins from a PT109 patrol boat kit
Frank Moore – Apollo 11 spacecraft in 1/48 scale and made by
Revell, also in the process of being restored
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August 2012: We had 22 members attend the meeting.
Club Business discussed at this meeting:
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Show-N-Tell Photos for July
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As of August 4th we are still "light" on the sale of vendor
tables. Typically, sales do increase as the date for the
show gets closer.
Barry will call the food vendor for show date and time
confirmation.
Barbara Denza has volunteered to be in charge of
attaching the spectator and vendor wrist bands. This will
make things go much smoother at the registration table.
We discussed getting more kits for our show and meeting
raffles from an outside source. We are looking at buying
collections or possibly kits from club member Chip
Bailey. "Mr. Prestigious" will be in charge of checking
with Chip Bailey on purchasing some kits.
Dwayne Benoit, as usual, will be ordering the tables
which will be delivered to the Elks hall on the Friday
before the show.
It was discussed, and decided on, to have a table set up to
showcase models built by members over the last 20 years.
This can be the first model you built after joining the club
or a model you built before joining the club. It should
prove a very interesting display.
Raffle:
Barbara Denza - Revell '55 Chevy Pro Sportsman
Art Paquin - Lindberg '53 Ford Victoria
Darrell Hughes - AMT '65 Pontiac GTO
Show-N-Tell:
New style club shirts
are now available
(see --->)
Contact Paul
Yergeau
for more info
November 2012
Dana Benoit – ’32 Ford Vicky he’s done some major work on
Dana Benoit – ’41 Merc resin curbside
Dwayne Benoit – Trojan Horse ‘Phantom’ Funny Car, still in
progress, body painted Smoke Grey Pearl then decaled and
cleared, engine is detail painted/cleared, kit built out of the box
Frank Moore – WWII U-boat by Aurora in 1/144 scale, ‘rescued’
from the junk pile and now fully restored
Frank Moore – PT-212 PT boat by Revell in 1/96 scale, re-issue of
a 1960 release, based on PT-285 which served in the MTO
Frank Moore – JS III Heavy Tank by AirFix in 1/76 scale re-issue
of the original AirFix release in the 1960’s
Frank Moore – Apollo Space Craft by Revell in 1/48 scale,
accepted as a gift, model is in restoration process now
Ed Arrajj – ’57 Ford Ranchero S/M, not yet finished, exterior is
Racing Black with White and Red interior
Bud Carlson – ’29 Ford Rat Rod which is well weathered
Guil Rosa – ’71 Stars and Stripes Corvette, still in process, body
clear coated but must be polished, interior, power train and chassis
done, just waiting for the Minilites wheels and it will be finished
Mike Siesicki – Revell ’56 Ford F100 work in process, to be
painted Tamiya Metallic Blue, MRC Cragar Mags and Firestone
tires, 426 Hemi engine
Mike Siesicki – AMT 1994 Ford F150 Lightning, painted Tamiya
TS-8 Italian Red, wired engine, scratch-built air filter, lowered
suspension
Scott Ridley – Revell ’34 Ford 3 Window Coupe, old body and
used two ’40 Ford hoods for the nose, front suspension from
Monogram Indy Car, Fujimi parts box wheels and tires
Scott Ridley – Tameo Ferrari 312B3 F1 in 1/43 scale, brought
along the photo-etched tub containing 23 parts all silver soldered
together
Scott Ridley – Deal’s Wheels VW Van, cut van into a single cab
pickup, parts box wheels – 1/16 in back and 1/25 in front, scratchbuilt hood scoop, resin Weber 1/12 scale carbs
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Volume 18 Number 3
September 2012: We had 21 members attend the meeting.
Club Business discussed at this meeting:
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The date for next years show will be October 6, 2013. We
felt that October is a better date for the show due to many
people still being busy in September.
It was decided (voted on) that the theme for the show next
year will be anything "badged" as Shelby. This will
include Cobras, Mustangs and Dodges. We all felt that due
to the recent passing of Carroll Shelby that this would be a
fitting tribute to the man who contributed so much to the
"performance" automotive world.
As of the meeting today we had 28 vendor tables sold. As
we usually sell about 33, we are pretty close to our goal.
Maybe there will be a couple more sales in the two weeks
before the show.
The club purchased 62 model kits from Chip Bailey. He
gave us a really good price on the sealed kits with a good
selection and very few duplicates. He also said that if we
wanted to "do it again" to let him know. So from "all of
us" a very big, THANKS CHIP!!!
Raffle:
John Davison -Monogram '69 Ford Torino "Talladega"
Doug Bell - AMT Ford Ranger XLT Pick Up
Ken Denza - Revell Porsche GT-1 EVO
Show-N-Tell:
Barry Fadden – Monogram/Revell ’66 Corvette Coupe, combined
parts from Monogram ’65 Vette and Revell ’66 Penske Race
Vette to make a ’66 street Corvette, Revell ’32 Ford mag wheels,
paint is Lacquer System Green Metallic
Barry Fadden – AMT ’53 Ford pickup, started 20 years ago,
frame is modified with scratch-built cross members and narrowed
rear, motor is a 427 cu in SOHC Ford from an AMT ‘68 Shelby
Mustang, paint is Testors Brown and clear, polished with an
LMG Polishing Kit
Frank Moore – F19 Stealth Fighter, 1/48 scale fictional aircraft by
Testors, based upon the F117 Stealth Fighter
Frank Moore – Armored Fighting Suit in 1/20 scale by Nitto and
based upon a novel titled ‘Battle Machines 3000’
Frank Moore – P40B WWII Fighter, 1/48 scale by Monogram,
original P40 used at Pearl Harbor and Clark Airfield
Frank Moore – PT212 converted to a later version in 1/96 scale
by Revell (c. 1960), known as the Higgins Boat because it was
made by Higgins Mfg
Frank Moore – BB63 USS Missouri in 1/700 scale by Revell,
post 1984 refit version featuring both Tomahawk and Harpoon
missile systems.
Dwayne Benoit – Trojan Horse Mustang Funny Car built out of
the box, near complete, Slixx decals, Fuel tank, Puke tank,
cockpit panels and steering yoke finished with Tamiya Purple and
cleared.
Del Paone – ’59 Caddy, almost finished, engine remains to be
completed, a few body parts to paint and glue body in place, paint
is Matte Black and Passion Pearl, hood has scoop added to cover
quad-carb setup’ glad it’s almost done!
Mike Siesicki – Revell ’32 Ford Hi-Boy Roadster, painted
Tamiya Italian Red, in-line four barrel carb and manifold,
automatic floor shifter
Mike Siesicki – AMT ’70 Plymouth Duster 340, Model Master
Dark Bronze Metallic, resin ’70 Duster grille, parts box headers,
scratch-built bench seat
Guil Rosa – ’71 John Greenland Stars and Stripes Corvette, five
month project – my most ambitious yet, scratch-built front
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spoiler, front fender flares and the fuel cell, Minilites resin
wheels, Nascar Goodyear tires (thanks Ken and Barbara), also
some PE parts like racing harness, nuts and bolts, engine is
plumbed and wired, body painted with Model Master Classic
White enamel and after-market decals
Show-N-Tell photos for September:
October 2012: We had 26 members attend the meeting.
Club Business discussed at this meeting:
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This meeting was supposed to be held at Del’s house in
conjunction with our annual club cookout, but Mother
Nature intervened and we had it at the VFW (usual place)
instead. Del then took everyone over to the Chinese
Buffet for dinner, on him. Del, thank you that was very
generous indeed.
We discussed our show and all agreed it turned out quite
well. There was a very lively discussion over our judging
system (point system) and it was decided to make a
couple of changes for next year. We had 252 entries this
year which was down from last year, but entries at every
one of the shows we attended this year were down so this
was not a surprise. Surprisingly, the class with the most
entries was the In-Progress class with 22. The next highest
was the Theme class ('32 Fords) with 20. All in all we
thought it was a good show and we had plenty of help
"setting up" and "tearing down", as usual. This is
especially appreciated as we usually can't get into the hall
to set up on Saturday night until after Mid-night. Thanks
to all who "lent a hand" on either or both days!!!
Our feature for our 20th show consisting of having 20
members each pick a model as their favorite and giving an
award to that person seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed by
the attendees. In that light, for next year, anyone of our
members who would like to sponsor a trophy for that
reason may do so again. The cost to you for the trophy is
$15.00.
It was brought up and voted on as to whether or not we
should try to change our show format in the future to an
NNL style format. Pros and cons were discussed and it
was decided to leave the show as it is.
The food truck was well received and he seemed to be
pleased and said he would be happy to return again next
year. I will be in touch with him to confirm this shortly.
A suggestion was made by Joe Baril requesting every
member bring in their oldest built model to the February
2013 club meeting so we can observe and discuss. We all
agreed it was a good idea as long as we remember to do it.
Reminders will be posted in future newsletters.
Raffle:
Del Paone - AMT/Model King Two Much Dragster
Art Paquin - Revell '62 Chevy Impala
Moto' Maguire - AMT Hippie Hemi
Show-N-Tell:
None this meeting due to Del buying us lunch
Show-N-Tell photos for October:
None this meeting due to Del buying us lunch
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My recent projects…
by Scott ‘Shakey’ Ridley
Hello guys. I thought you’d like to hear a little something
from the club member who lives closer to the recent earthquake
epicenter than any other. I wanted to write about some of the
recent projects I’ve kept myself quite occupied with (in
between the aftershocks, of course) this year.
Reference the two photos to the right. When I do make it to
our club meeting please feel free to ask me any questions about
these or any other items I’m working on. You can also email
me with questions: [email protected]
Record 1/43 scale Ferrari 365 Daytona Roadster with scratch
built front and rear spoilers, roll cage and seat belts; added
BBR wire wheels, parts-box low profile tires, four piece
steering wheel on scratch built steering column and photoetched wiper; paint is Tamiya Acrylic with two-part clear.
Provance Moulage 1/43 scale ’81 Camaro, car ran Le Mans in
1982 and placed second in the GTO class and 17th overall;
added missing roll cage tube with the remainder parts box
stock; paint is Tamiya Acrylic with two-part clear.
Provance Moulage 1/43 scale 1/43 scale Porsche 911GT;
1997 IMSA champ; bought decals for this years ago hoping to
build it one day; bought this kit off Ebay this past winter; kit
had no decals and the price was a ‘screaming deal’; modified
the front opening and fabricated front winglets from aluminum
flashing; paint is Tamiya Acrylic with two-part clear.
M.P.A. 1/43 scale Ferrari 250 L.M. Piper-Atwood; built it box
stock and, yes, again, paint is Tamiya Acrylic with two-part
clear. (Editors note: see a trend here?)
Deals Wheels Trans Am; got the car as a ‘glue bomb’ without
wheels and tires; modified the front spoiler, scratch built a new
rear spoiler, added rear ‘flares’ to all four wheels; took and
modified the interior, wheels and tires from 1/24 scale Jada kit;
paint (so far) is an experimental acrylic mix, I’ve applied two
layers/stages so far with one more to go before application of
the two-part clear coat
Deals Wheels Z28; got the kit minus wheels and tires; added
front and rear spoilers, rear fender flares and parts box hood
scoop, wheels and tires; paint is Tamiya Chrome Silver with
two more layers of paint before the two-part clear coat
Testors/Flintstone Frankenstude Panel which was originally
built in 2001 for a client; I found the remains on Ebay this past
winter; stripped cracked and chipped paint and repaired body
work; added new rear spoiler, rebuilt ‘A’ pillars, opened up
side windows and made new door lines; original build had a
scratch built interior with parts bin seats and aluminum and
etched detail parts throughout; new iteration has back portion
of roof and rear deck removed and the inner body has been
ground out to accept a new interior; panel van parts were made
from 0.030 thick Evergreen sheet; first paint layer is Tamiya
Chrome Silver
I hope you enjoyed this article and appreciate the opportunity
to discuss it with you. See all you guys soon.
Thanks, Scott
November 2012
COMING EVENTS
Nov 3, 2012 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Nov 4, 2012 – Sun. – Baycon 2012 show in N. Attleboro MA
Nov 10, 2012 – Sun. – L.I.A.R.S. Show in Freeport NY, a Road
Warrior…Given the post Hurricane Sandy conditions in that
area of Long Island this event may be cancelled or moved to
another date. Contact Del Paone for last minute info
Dec 1, 2012 – Sat. – Christmas Party at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Jan 6, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Feb 2, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Mar 2, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Mar 17, 2013 – Sun. – MassCar 25th Annual Model Exhibition
held at the Holiday Inn in Taunton – don’t miss this premier
event, our club always has a very strong showing!
Apr 6, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Apr 20, 2013 – Sat. – NNL East in Wayne NJ, the premier Road
Warrior event, come on along with us, you’ll be glad you did!
May 6, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Jun 1, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Jul 13, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Aug 3, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Sep 7, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Oct 5, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Oct 6, 2013 – Sun. – our Classic Plastic our 21st Model
Exhibition held at the Lawrence MA Elks Hall
Nov 2, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
Dec 7, 2013 – Sat. – Club meeting at Lowell VFW at 1 PM
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…from the Editor
by Art Paquin
Thanks to Del Paone, Barry Fadden, Scott Ridley
and Ron Tremblay, for all their inputs and efforts helping
create this photo packed newsletter.
Congratulations to all the participants at our 20th Classic
Plastic Model Exhibition
The deadline for submissions for the next newsletter is Friday,
December 13th, 2012 with a scheduled distribution date of
Saturday, January 5th, 2013. Please take some time to write
something for our newsletter, it will be much appreciated. I’d
hate to have to start using the ‘scandal-sheet supermarket
tabloid’ method of journalism and resort to creating a story
based upon incriminating photos! (And I will!)
Thanks…Art
The Classic Plastic Model Club Newsletter
Volume 18, Number 3
The Classic Plastic Model Club Newsletter is currently published four
times a year by the Classic Plastic Model Club.
President: Del Paone
Treasurer and Member Coordinator: Dwayne Benoit
Sergeant-at-Arms: Ron Tremblay
Prestigious Club Secretary: Barry Fadden
Editor and President of Vice: Art Paquin
Photographers: Pete ‘Wiz’ Wisniewski & Dave Perkins
Webmaster: Paul Anagnostopoulos
Historian: Joe Baril
Kitmaster: Ed Arrajj
Candy Maker: Dana Benoit
New members and change of address please contact:
Dwayne Benoit at 978-764-1057
Newsletter articles may be submitted to the newsletter editor at:
24 Campaw St, Lowell, MA 01850; Email:[email protected]
Is this Dwayne?
The resemblance is uncanny; I’ll let you be the judge.
Club T-Shirts Are Available
We’ve have stock of brand-spanking new club T-shirts in
Grape color with our logo in white over the left breast.
Available sizes range from Medium through Triple-X in 50/50
poly cotton. All shirts are $10 each. Contact Art Paquin if you
would like one (or more). They will be available for purchase
at club meetings and events.
November 2012
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…and as promised in the last newsletter:
Match the club member to their baby face quiz…answers below!
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…and now to match the face to the…er, symbol…
I’ve only partially filled this in so let’s get going and figure out the rest!
M
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