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surferdave71 wrote:hope you guys had a great time, sure looks like a ton of fun.

it was a blast. find out for yourself next time.

If I can get me one, I'm gonna run in the Classic class, that looked like so much fun, maybe a Tamiya Brat

badhoopty wrote:i cant help myself with this candid, somebody takes his sleep very very seriously.

consider it payback for taking a pic of me looking like barney fife on the driver stand.

I was wondering if that was going to happen!

hoopty and i found this bottle carelessly tossed on the ground and not in it's proper recycling container. now.... i wonder who was drinking that brand? hmmm..................................

tough crowd ... HAHA!

Ouch... the punches are rolling in this morning.

To everyone who was able to make it to the VONATS....













I HATE YOU ALL!!! (read as, Im SOOOOOO jealous) I REALLY wanted to go. But things are just too tight around here right now. Someone mentioned hopefully having a Southeast Meet. That would be awesome.

HEEeeey, how bout more than one leg per year?? Northeast, Southeast, etc, etc. Just a thought.

As for you Mr Lexan, if you arent "satisfied" with the pics youve posted, I cant imagine what would satisfy you. They look as good as MOST Ive seen in magazines. THANKS for bringing the meet to the unfortunate among us who couldnt make the trek.

Congrats and Thanks, to all invovled.

MelvinsArmy wrote:

aconsola wrote:I almost forgot to give a special shout out and thanks to "little Miss tecnica2001," for her great efforts at marshalling during the practice sessions. I certainly kept her busy.

Yep, big thanks to little Tecnica, she saved me a whole lot of leg work during practice.

Tons of thanks for sure! She did a perfect job!

MONSTER wrote: HEEeeey, how bout more than one leg per year?? Northeast, Southeast, etc, etc. Just a thought.

That'd be cool. I'd be able to make the Midwest event then!

MONSTER wrote:As for you Mr Lexan, if you arent "satisfied" with the pics youve posted, I cant imagine what would satisfy you. They look as good as MOST Ive seen in magazines.

Thanks Monster, but I still think that is far from the truth. I just set my bar very high and strive to be as good as Jimmy over at oople (he is the best in my opinion). This was a learning experience for me 1. for the lighting situation and 2. the small size of the cars.

This is more what I am used to and the quality I expect from myself. This is what I was striving for.

Jay,

which speed do you set your camera ?
In thiscondition I think to set around 800 ISO, with a speed around 1/1000 depends where you are located on the track and adjust operture with the exposure you have...

What do you think ?

Do you use flash ?
If yes that's May be the problem due to the synchro speed ?

This is more what I am used to and the quality I expect from myself. This is what I was striving for.[/quote]


shrink them down to 1/10 scale and try the same pic your not going to get and indoors ? dont beat your self up you know what to expect next time and those pic's were outside in great light, digital cameras are a lot slower than 35mm. when the light is low the are worse. try it with real film not as convenant but much better quality and easer ont the phototogafter

What about a centrally located event... hopefully bringing in crowds from both coasts

Great job to all who organized, helped, participated, etc with this event!

Can't wait to see where next year will be...

Weave wrote:Can't wait to see where next year will be...

It'll be in Connecticut of course where else?? It's tradition now, all the best vintage racers from around the country gather at RCHR in Waterburry for the Vintage Nationals

Where did they have the Cactus Classic?? In Cactus USA off course, they didn't change it

Hopefully Brian Kinwald or Mark Pavidis or Masami Hirosaka, can show up at one of these events and have the local guys spank on them

Covell was telling me how Brian Kinwald went to an Ohio Race and the local guys spanked him pretty good

Although, Brian Kinwald was and still is my favorite driver -- don't ask me why, he just is....

If hey do decide to do it somewhere else, I would like some time in advance to plan a weeks vacation with the family, me and my wife work at the same place so we can plan vacations with the same boss

i'm wondering when the 1st Annual Vintage On-road Nationals is gonna be.