Would anyone like to volunteer to draw this?
The picture in the attached file is called "The Thing". Originally it was used by FAMBA (Fire Apparatus Model Builders Association) at the top of the column that featured members' latest model projects.
The Metropolitan Miniature Fire Apparatus Association was formed as a chapter of FAMBA in October 1986 and is the only known surviving chapter. The club opened its membership to emergency vehicle model builders and collectors in the mid 1990s after FAMBA disbanded in late 1989.
The club currently has approximately 50 members from all over the country, a far cry from the several hundred who once belonged to FAMBA.
The MMFAA publishes a bi-monthly newsletter called "All Hands Working" and the image of "The Thing" was resurrected about five years ago and used in the same way that FAMBA used it.
The newsletter is now produced on a computer and the image of "The Thing" is just a scanned immage from an old FAMBA newsletter. Many members receive a PDF of newsletter in color. I thought it would be nice to head the column with a clean and colorful digital image.
If you are intrested in drawing this, please let me know. mmfaafiremodel "at" aol "dot" com
Ed O'Connell
Secretary/Treasurer
Metropolitan Miniature Fire Apparatus Association
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The picture in the attached file is called "The Thing". Originally it was used by FAMBA (Fire Apparatus Model Builders Association) at the top of the column that featured members' latest model projects.
The Metropolitan Miniature Fire Apparatus Association was formed as a chapter of FAMBA in October 1986 and is the only known surviving chapter. The club opened its membership to emergency vehicle model builders and collectors in the mid 1990s after FAMBA disbanded in late 1989.
The club currently has approximately 50 members from all over the country, a far cry from the several hundred who once belonged to FAMBA.
The MMFAA publishes a bi-monthly newsletter called "All Hands Working" and the image of "The Thing" was resurrected about five years ago and used in the same way that FAMBA used it.
The newsletter is now produced on a computer and the image of "The Thing" is just a scanned immage from an old FAMBA newsletter. Many members receive a PDF of newsletter in color. I thought it would be nice to head the column with a clean and colorful digital image.
If you are intrested in drawing this, please let me know. mmfaafiremodel "at" aol "dot" com
Ed O'Connell
Secretary/Treasurer
Metropolitan Miniature Fire Apparatus Association
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CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail and any attachments may contain confidential information protected by a nondisclosure agreement. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender that you have received this in error. Any views or opinions presented are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the Metropolitan Miniature Fire Apparatus Association or affiliated agencies. Unauthorized use, dissemination, distribution or reproduction of this message is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. You should destroy the original transmission and its attachments without reading, copying, distributing or saving them. All printed output should be carefully crossed out with a thick black marker, shredded, burned and/or buried in your backyard.
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