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That's all folks. Sorry for the looooong amount of pictures. I hope you guys have had a great time. Simon P. Rivera Torres

More... more to come...

That's all folks. Sorry for the looooong amount of pictures. I hope you guys have had a great time. Simon P. Rivera Torres

More... more to come...

Here are some of the Racing Porsche that made history. Enjoy it! To be continued...

Here are some of the Racing Porsche that made history. Enjoy it! To be continued...

More... Oh yes...this one is a model too,...a 1:1,...It even entered the contest! I hope you like' em. Simon P. Rivera Torres

More... to be continued

More... Oh yes...this one is a model too,...a 1:1,...It even entered the contest! I hope you like' em. Simon P. Rivera Torres

More... to be continued...

Ok, these are my favorites ones of the show. It can be told that almost any model placed on the show was great. Here are a few of them, enjoy it! to be continued...

Ok, these are my favorites ones of the show. It can be told that almost any model placed on the show was great. Here are a few of them, enjoy it! to be continued...

Bob, it was great also to met you, Ismael was right. You took real nice pictures of the models and the real cars. I'm sending you a PM with my address so yoy can send me the copy of the Silverstone DVD. If you like, send me yours and I can send you a CD with all the pictures I took in full resolution. Thanks Simon

OK Paul, I don't know which 1/12 935 you meant, but, here you have a couple, so,....the table is served...enjoy it! Simon

This is my 1/43 Porsche 962C-1987 Le Mans Winner. Here My award winner Porsche GT-1 Me and my son celebrating the awards at the Victory Lane. Later today I will post some of the models I liked the most, and some of the historiacal real cars. Enough Porsches!....for now! Simon P. Rivera Torres

more to come...

Look at the guy with the black shirt in the center telling itself “Oh no, such much stuff and there’s no more money to spent,..Oh!, what a life! more to come....

OK, I'm already at home trying to get things back to normal in my head after a dream weekend. Everything was like I tried to explain it would be in the other post I started. Enter to the Daytona track, like a good friend of me here in Puerto Rico told me, its a show for itself. It was so impressive had at first sight the 911 GTR's Porsches taking the banking at 180+ MPH. The amount of Porshces was unbelievable, I can tell that nearly the 95% of Porsches ever produced were there. You could find almost any example of Porsche, either track or street. Something that really freaked me out, was the "Library" of Porsche and racing subjects you could find there. Also a great selection of racing DVD's and models, specially 1/43 and 1/32. About the model show, it can be told that was like the 1:1 couterpart. You guys have to notice that it was the first ever Porsche model car show, and, that was only for Racing subject matter. There was even a 1:1 Scale Porsche 917k right in the middle section on the contest room. One of the highlights(at least for me) of the show, was finally meet Bob Downe and Ken Mouton. Man, what a pair of excellent modelers and better persons. I could see some of their great creatons that untill last saturday I had only see here in this forum(in the case of Bob) and in the magazines(in the case of Ken). The selection of racing modes was exquisite and amazing. I was surprised for the huge amount of big scale models and their great quality. Another thing I liked a lot was the Silvertone display by the ACME club from Atlanta and the other IROC 911 Porsches display also displayed by them. My respects to Mr. Henry Trent, coordinator of the event, and to everyone in charge of such event, you guys did a magnificent event...Bravo!!! In my personal job, I was lucky enough to bring home 3 awards. They just only offered best in class awards in the NNL format on each class. I took the 1982-present with my Modeler's Porsche GT-1, Best Small class, and the huge surprise of the Best of Show award with the same Profil 24 1/43 Porsche 962C which it progress I had been posting here. Here are a couple of the almost 300 pictures I took. Enjoy it!!! Simon P. Rivera Torres more to come....

This is my 1/43 Porsche 962C-1987 Le Mans Winner. Here My award winner Porsche GT-1 Me and my son celebrating the awards at the Victory Lane. Later today I will post some of the models I liked the most, and some of the historiacal real cars. Enough Porsches!....for now! Simon P. Rivera Torres

more to come...

Look at the guy with the black shirt in the center telling itself “Oh no, such much stuff and there’s no more money to spent,..Oh!, what a life! more to come....

OK, I'm already at home trying to get things back to normal in my head after a dream weekend. Everything was like I tried to explain it would be in the other post I started. Enter to the Daytona track, like a good friend of me here in Puerto Rico told me, its a show for itself. It was so impressive had at first sight the 911 GTR's Porsches taking the banking at 180+ MPH. The amount of Porshces was unbelievable, I can tell that nearly the 95% of Porsches ever produced were there. You could find almost any example of Porsche, either track or street. Something that really freaked me out, was the "Library" of Porsche and racing subjects you could find there. Also a great selection of racing DVD's and models, specially 1/43 and 1/32. About the model show, it can be told that was like the 1:1 couterpart. You guys have to notice that it was the first ever Porsche model car show, and, that was only for Racing subject matter. There was even a 1:1 Scale Porsche 917k right in the middle section on the contest room. One of the highlights(at least for me) of the show, was finally meet Bob Downe and Ken Mouton. Man, what a pair of excellent modelers and better persons. I could see some of their great creatons that untill last saturday I had only see here in this forum(in the case of Bob) and in the magazines(in the case of Ken). The selection of racing modes was exquisite and amazing. I was surprised for the huge amount of big scale models and their great quality. Another thing I liked a lot was the Silvertone display by the ACME club from Atlanta and the other IROC 911 Porsches display also displayed by them. My respects to Mr. Henry Trent, coordinator of the event, and to everyone in charge of such event, you guys did a magnificent event...Bravo!!! In my personal job, I was lucky enough to bring home 3 awards. They just only offered best in class awards in the NNL format on each class. I took the 1982-present with my Modeler's Porsche GT-1, Best Small class, and the huge surprise of the Best of Show award with the same Profil 24 1/43 Porsche 962C which it progress I had been posting here. Here are a couple of the almost 300 pictures I took. Enjoy it!!! Simon P. Rivera Torres more to come....

Looking good!...Nothing like a perfect paintjob. Como siempre...te quedo bien concoj....! SImon Rivera

First of all, Rob, thanks for your so fast responce to my email. Yes, I 've been trying around to get some info about this event. I even had been trying to call Scott Koch, but, I hadn't been succesfull. And, yes, I'm planning to attend the event, I had hear a lot of good things about this show. Let me know anything abouth the event as soon as possible. Best Regards Simon Rivera

Does anyone has info on this event in Waukesha?...webpage, flyer, phone number, dates, etc? Thanks in advance! Simon Rivera