SCMA Winter Model Show January 21, 2023
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- SCMA Winter Model Show January 21, 2023
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thanks Mark for shooting the show !
You’re welcome my friend!! Thanks for watching!
saw your car there amazing gotta know if it won any awards cooter😁🤩
@@scooterdoughmas3012 Thanks buddy!! It was in the top 10!
Thanks for sharing. Great to see the young builders.
Thanks brother!! I agree!
Mark, Thanks so much for the very kind words!! I am so blessed to have your friendship. Awesome show, friends & talent..... it is so amazing what a small box of plastic can do..... a lifetime of joy & friendship. Later my friend.
Thank you my friend!! The honor is truly mine!! Had a great time too! Sorry we didn’t have more time!
Enjoyed our time together brother!!
Awesome video Mark. It took me three different set downs to get clear through it. Fantastic stuff on the tables. Thanks so much. Ron
Thanks buddy!! Fun show! Thanks for watching!!
Cool stuff on the tables! Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks Alan!!
I wasn't able to play hookie and make it. But I feel like I was there. Some beautiful builds on the tables for sure. Thanks for sharing!!
Glad I could share it Caleb! Thanks for watching!!
That's an awesome idea, raising the tables up to make the models easier to see! Thanks for putting this up!
Thanks buddy!! I like the raised tables too!
Thanks Mark for filming that model show.
You are welcome!! Thanks for watching!!
What a show!!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Chris!!!
Looked like a great show Mark, Big Congrats to Zoe!!!
Big thanks buddy!! Fun show indeed!!
Zoe was sooo happy! (and papa might have been just a little! LOL)
Looks like a good time had by all enjoyed the look thanks Mark
You’re welcome buddy!! Thanks for watching!!
Looks like it was a great show!! Very nice builds and a full junior table too? That's great. Fun to see kids building. Thanks for posting this. Paul
Thank you for watching Paul!! Yes sir, those juniors are the future of our hobby!
Enjoyed!!!!!
Thank you Tim!! Fun show and some great vendors!
@@MarkBatsonHobbydude007 👍👍
Good Stuff! Good to see you Sat!
Great to see you too KDog!!
very cool builds thank you for sharing the show
Many thanks for watching brother!!
Excellent coverage Mark!! Thanks for posting for all to see!!
Thanks my friend!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Congratulations Zoe! 🏆👍
Many thanks Jim!!
Had a great time with all my modeling buds ! Glad we got to spend some quality time together Mark! Love ya bro!
Great to spend time with you too my friend!! Had a blast! Look forward to the next one! Love ya too buddy!
Awesome show coverage my friend!! Thanks
Thanks Jason!! This one’s always a fun show!!
I enjoy the video, it was just like I was there with you, Awesome builds there. Donnie
Thanks Donnie!! Fun show!!
Dude, there was a ton of excellent builds at this show. It was good to see you & as always, you were super busy.
Thanks Henry!! Yes, lots of great eye candy for sure!
Covering shows make for a full day indeed. While editing I saw goodies at the vendors I missed. Ugh. lol
(Hope I will see them in Salisbury)
Sorry we didn’t really get much time!
Let’s do lunch sometime soon!
The "package" is ready to go. I'm waiting for my Shop cards to arrive in the next day or so.
Awesome!! Thanks my friend!! Looking forward to it!!
Thanks Mark, great show coverage. Loved watching every minute of it. Big congrats to Zoe, 2 awards & photos taken. woo hoo , you go girl!!! I must agree that it was awesome to see the Jr. table packed with builds. I also enjoyed that there was a 62+ year old (Geezer) category. lol Looks like a real nice show. I hope to make the trek one year. Take good care & as you say "stay vertical" .
Thank you Rick!! It was a fun show! Zoe had a good time for sure! She was really excited to hear her name called!
She got something new at the vendors as did my daughter and son-in-law. “Family build night” is a coming!! LOL!
Thanks for watching buddy!!
That's it, I'm taking up knitting instead! 😉😆😂
Some builds there....impressed with the "young uns"! 😎👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻
Thanks brother!! Yea man, the kids were great and did some great work!
Hey congratulations Mark nice video very well put together show in South Carolina
Thanks brother!!
thanks for taking us along
You are welcome!! Appreciate ya watching!!
Mark, it was an honor to meet you at the show. There was some really beautiful builds there.
Thank you Greg!! The honor was mine buddy! And yes sir, there were a lot of outstanding builds and inspiration there for sure!
Have a great week!!
Thanks for sharing your time at the Show Mark! Such beautiful builds! Gives me even more influence into the world I so cherish! Thanks again my brother!
Thank you brother!! It was a great time!!
Good stuff Mark, keep them coming..
Thanks my friend!!
Great show,Mark!! Proud moment for Zoe...and her Papa 🙂
Thank you Robin!! Oh yes, one proud papa and an excited Zozo! She is ready to build another one for the next show! LOL!
These all look amazing, I need to go to one of these shows.
Thank you! Yes yo really should! Tons of fun!
Thanks for sharing Mark!
Thanks for watching my friend!!
I appreciate you doing videos like this since I don't really make it out to these shows as much as I'd like...honestly the last one I was at was the Model car and train show in Illinois back in 2011! Hopefully in the new year I'll make it to more. Plus you seem to have an understanding partner who goes to shows with you which is awesome
Thank you so much for watching Chris! Happy to share! I always have a blast at these myself! And yes, I am greatly blessed to have Amanda! She enjoys the shows and is my number one fan!
I love these videos of the shows! So much awesome!! After watching, I kinda want to find more nascar trucks to do! Big congrats to Zoey!!
Thanks Chris! I agree I want to do another nascar truck! I have something unique in mind! LOL!
And many thanks for the Zoe shoutout!!
@@MarkBatsonHobbydude007 now you got me intrigued about the truck!!!
LOL! You’ll see!
That Lilly Belle Flower car is best-in-show in my opinion. Better vendor set-up than NNL West for sure! Thx Mark!
Thanks buddy!! Yes that was a work of art!!
Quite a show!
Thanks Ron!! It really was!
Truly Amazing Mark
Thanks brother!! Fun show!!
Looks like a good show
Thanks buddy!!
Great show Mark, inspiration plus WOW what a show, good to see you all catching up, and to see those kids with there model's took me right back to building with my boys, over 25yrs ago, appreciate the work and effort put into this video😊👊 Cheers 🍺🍻KC 🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸😎👍
Thanks brother!!
Congrats to your babies for the win n how we no when n where the shows are thanks for sharing
Thanks brother!!
I would have went broke diving into and buying a HUGE amount of tires and wheels at all those vendors!!!
I hear ya bro!! I have a huge weakness for all kinds of tires and unique wheels too! I always try to hit the tire bins first. LOL!
Thanks for watching!!
wow , this is a real thing, I never knew this!
congratz Grandpa!!!
Thank you!!!
Like a kid in the candy shop 🍬🍭
Yes sir!! Lol
Super Video 👍👍👏👏
Thank you Udo!!
So tell me true brother Mark... YOU wanted to spend some money on models, didn't you?
EVERY-SINGLE-TIME I go to one of these I always take at least 200.00 extra dollars. And
that isn't enough in MOST cases! It's like I just CAN'T NOT buy something. There's always
something I want that I don't have. ALWAYS! Thanks for sharing...
Oh yes! Like you, I always take a little "reserve". .......and I spend it. LOL
I did need more time on this one! I saw stuff in editing that I somehow missed while filming. Haha!
It would be nice to see something like this in the jersey area
I'm currently working on finishing up a model replica pick-up truck of a 1953 Ford f-100 step-side pick-up truck that I've painted 🎨a light satin aqua blue with a blue and white with blue striped interior and a wooden floor in the pick-up box it will have custom built taillights on both of the left and right pick-up truck bed and on the right rear fender thier with be some rust that is starting to show itself and this 1953 Ford f-100 step-side pick-up truck will still have the flathead v-8 engine in the front-end of this great 1953 Ford f-100 step-side pick-up plus thier will be a black cover that will go over the entire pick-up truck bed this is the third 1953 Ford f-100 step-side pick-up truck model that I have built and I'm planning on building a 4th 1953 Ford f-100 step-side pick-up truck that will look like the 1953 Ford f-100 step-side pick-up that is featured in the t.v.series sanford&son as the sanford&son salvage pick-up truck that is driven by Lamont Sanford and after this sanford&son 1953 Ford f-100 step-side pick-up truck is finished being built I will then start on building a model replica pick-up truck like the one that uncle Jesse Duke drives on the 📺series the duke's of Hazzard then after I finish building this 1973 Ford f-100 pick-up truck I will then also buy the model pick-up truck kit of cooter davenport's 1972 Chevrolet and I will then convert this 1972 Chevrolet pick-up truck into cooter davenport's tow-truck then I will have to also buy a model car replica kit of boss Jefferson Davis hogg's 1970 2-door convertible Cadillac coupe Deville and build it to look like boss hogg's car 🚗 and then I will also have to buy another model car replica kit and then build it to look like boss hogg's twin brother Abraham Lincoln hogg who has a black 1970 2-door convertible Cadillac coupe Deville and then I will also have to buy a model jeep replica of daisy duke's jeep that she named Dixie to replace the 1973 Plymouth road-runner that her two nutty cousins bo and Luke Duke destroyed when the brakes went out on this car 🚗 and bo and Luke Duke let the car 🚗 go over the edge of a cliff and when bo and his crazy cousin Luke got back to the Duke farm 🚜 thier very angry cousin daisy took a large cast-iron skilit after bo and Luke trying to smack both of them upside thier nutty heads for destroying her cherished and prized car 🚗 the 1973 yellow and black colored stripes Plymouth road-runner 2-door coupe sedan that she loved so much daisy Duke made both bo and Luke Duke do all of the chores around uncle Jesse's farm 🚜 until they paid her all of their allowance money 💰 that uncle Jesse paid them for having done all of the chores that both daisy and uncle Jesse Duke made them do for destroying their cousin daisy's car 🚗 but daisy Duke got a brand-new jeep after she was a brides-maid the brides father 👨 instead got the brand-new jeep for daisy Duke as a present 🎁 for daisy Duke after she was his daughter's brides-maid and daisy Duke named her jeep cj-7 Dixie after the song that mentioned the name Dixie in it as soon as I get the 2 1970 Cadillac coupe Deville convertible's cooter davenport's 1972 Chevrolet tow-truck and daisy duke's jeep cj-7 Dixie I will then have all of the vehicles that were in the t.v.series the duke's of Hazzard this doe's include the two sheriff's patrol car's 🚓 plus I have the whole television 📺series titled:the duke's of Hazzard and the three movie's that followed the original television 📺series originally titled:the moon-runner's all thought I myself like the title: the duke's of Hazzard instead, the duke's of Hazzard is a whole lot better of a name for this show that ran from 1979-- 1985 then the name the moon-runner's what do you think of the name the moon-runner's do you guys like this name for this television 📺series or do you guys like the name the duke's of Hazzard instead please reply back to me with an answer!,.
Thanks James!! Wow, what an awesome collection! (Love those flatheads too!)
Great 📺 TV goodies you have going!
Personally, I really like “moon runners”.
@@MarkBatsonHobbydude007 mark is the Ford f-100 step-side pick-up truck a 1950 or a 1953 Ford f-100 step-side pick-up truck that is seen on the television 📺series sanford&son? Could you please let me know the answer to this question!.
Per Google, it was a 1951.
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I've been watching a ton of these model show videos and every single one of them is set up about as cheap and ugly and as poorly as can be. The organizers of all of these venues need to UP THEIR GAME ALREADY and start displaying these WORKS OF ART to the public...with a lot more RESPECT for PROPER DISPLAY...(many were labored over far longer than an artist labors over a GALLERY PAINTING). No proper art gallery would create such an ugly unappealing venue. Pretty much all of the model venues use cheap folding warehousey display tables, white plastic ones being the worst.... under ugly unflattering flourescent lighting. No serious artist would tolerate having his labor of love tossed on a cheap table under existing flourescent lights just before the public is let in. Way better lighting and asthetics are in order all around, for every venue that I've watched so far. And while you're at it...bear in mind that NO MODELLER creates his works to ONLY BE looked down upon from 3 feet overtop (nice roofs)...and that news bulletin includes you too...Mr cameraman. Bend down every once in a while....if you can't, then hire somebody who still can. I'm bored of gawking at roofs already. The tables are all WAY WAY WAY WAY too low for proper display....unless you happen to be 5 years old...then the display height is perfect. By the way, 5 year olds represent 5% of your viewing public. What about the rest of us ?? What about your 95% grownup audience ?? I'm 6 feet tall. Art is meant to be viewed...........................wait for it................................AT EYE LEVEL. This includes miniatures. Let that sink in......EYE LEVEL. !!! Yea...for me, that means the display should be at a 5 foot height MINIMUM so that your audience (mostly adults), don't have to bend over a thousand times or resign themselves to gawking at a bunch of nicely painted car roofs.
Lets do some educating. There are 3 views you can adopt...birds eye view, street level view, and worms eye view. Everything is set up at these venues to be viewed from a birds eye view...and the AMATEUR video operators at these venues are all just as lousy...I catch myself muttering "wow...nice roof...what does the car look like " ?? about a hundred times every half hour. WAAAAAAY too much birds eye view. I feel like I'm watching the most poorly displayed car show in town...from the 3rd floor pedway of a hotel lobby...Nice roofs...what kind of cars are they ??
Cheap folding tables and flourescent lighting is fine for selling dusty old kits and parts bags...BUT NOT FOR DISPLAYING WORKS OF ART. Why do all of these venues hold themselves to such a low standard of display ?? Why do the builders tolerate having their works displayed so poorly ?? IT'S AN ENTIRELY VISUAL DISPLAY PEOPLE...why does nobody pay any attention to the ....VISUALS ?? The events are a hack job as far as I can see. The camera operators do hack jobs as well....when you come across a nice one...can you hold the camera still for ONE SECOND so the viewer can "pause" effectively ?? "Pause check" your footage. Too much total blur material. I can't believe I even have to say this crap. UP YOUR STANDARDS ALREADY. I've been an artist my whole life. The whole point is DISPLAY, yet the organizers of model shows treat the DISPLAY concept like it's an afterthought.."oh yea...Just toss it on that table over there". WHAT ?? Are you kidding me ?? I understand that these are all temporary venues and displays, but so is a Broadway theatrical. The difference is that they 'GET" the importance of PUTTING SOME GENUINE THOUGHT AND EFFORT INTO CREATING A PROPER VISUAL PRESENTATION because they understand that...being as it's an ENTIRELY "hands off" VISUAL DISPLAY...that the VISUALS are actually worth paying attention to. I just cringe and shake my head when I watch these things. I'm in it for the models and BARELY TOLERATE the cheap ugly display setups and terrible camera work. If I ever considered taking one of my models to any one of these venues, and they offered me a cheap waist high folding plastic table as a display surface...under existing flourescent lighting...I'd simply walk out. Not into having my hard work displayed so poorly.
Go to a few "quality" art galleries and notice the care with which they display art...notice how they pay particular attention to THE HEIGHT that the art is displayed at. Hint...it aint' down there where my knees are....and, THE LIGHTING. They would NEVER use the existing flourescents.. Truth be told....these shows are cheap ugly and cringy. Low standards of artistic awareness. I feel bad for the builders. So many of these kits deserve to be showcased far better than this.. Some nice roofs though....
Maybe I'll have to start a gallery where people can have their work displayed properly. With some care and some style.
Thanks for the opinion and thoughts Randall. I printed off your comment and will be covering your thoughts soon in a video.