NY Symposium Pictures (1 Viewer)

[tdubel]

First Thread the famous Louis B. and collection! only a few tonight to wet your appetite (I am running out of time!) More to come tomorrow including more collection as well as some other surprises from other collections!

Tom

Nice to start off with the host and some rare K&C. I have to speak with him about burying the elephant in a cabinet, thats just not right@!!

TD

 

[tdubel]

Ok, 1 more for the warbird fans, it is the Badalato Airfield 1940s.

 

[tdubel]

Last one for tonight, some Vintage K&C and rarities!

 

[wadepat]

Hi Tom,

Thank you for posting these pictures. Louis has an incredible collection and it is always nice to see the manner in which he displays the figures. It is also exciting to see the rare figures in his collection.

I certainly look forward to seeing more of the photos you took a the symposium!

Warmest personal regards,

Pat

 

[desk11desk12]

Very impressive.

Thank you Tom for taking the time to take the pictures and post them.

Carlos

 

[tdubel]

Carlos, Pat, everyone, here are some more, I will try and post through the night:

More of Louis's collection, some neat ones in here

More to come,

TD

 

[tdubel]

Continuing on with Louis's :

 

[tdubel]

Louis's last hurrah and my personal favorite, is it Indiana Jones or a secret German Air base???

Also, there is a ton more at Louis' that I didn't shoot, his collection is outstanding and only seeing it in person will do it justice:

More later from some of the other New Yorkers.

TD

 

[1879fanatic]

Tom,
Thanks for posting the pictures of "the museum"! I think I saw Louis' new HECO Heliograph set in the desert scene
Appreciate all the photos,Tom
Mike

 

[Leadmen]

Thanks Tom, for all the fine photos you presented for us to view. The old glossy, warbirds and other figures are neat to look at. Thanks to Louis also for allowing us to view his super collection. Leadmen

 

[marco55]

Thomas,
I want to know about new stuff.Your pictures are great.Louis is one lucky guy.
Mark

 

[HAWKEYE]

great job tom, thanks for sharing the wonders with all of us stuck at home.

 

[tdubel]

Next round is Marks, where to start, 1, I unfortunately talked a lot and didn't take a shot of everything, would be impossible, I will finish the job next year, anyhow, here are some parts of his collection: Some you will recognize, others are some real real rarities!!!

SKODA!!!!!

 

[tdubel]

More of Marks:

Largest K&C Normandy I have ever seen, this is still not all of it!

 

[tdubel]

Finally some of Larry's, now I have to apologize as this was when I first got there and I was too busy talking with Larry and I didn't shoot his WW2 or Older K&C and Silk Road, which is unbelievable, will have to get that when I go back, but I did do Warbirds and a boat!

Ok, that's all folks, next time I will focus more, but you just cannot imagine how large these collections are, I could spend hours at each one shooting pics. They each are very unique in their own way and I know the guys are proud of them!

TD

 

[Showman]

Tom - ( & Louis ) thanks so much for the great pictures. The collection is friggin' amazing. I am hopeful I can attend next year. I think about it every year. I count on my friend Tim Tyler to brief me, but I really do have to get to NY and see the collection(s).

Bravo!

 

[wadepat]

Hi Tom,

Thanks for all the wonderful photographs! While I understand there is much more to see, what you have shown us is spectacular! It has been a pleasure to view these pictures and to dream of sometime having such collections.

To Louis, Mark, and Larry, I send my congratulations on assembling such impressive collections and I send my gratitude for allowing us a peek at them!

Warmest personal regards,

Pat

 

[mikemiller1955]

Tom,

Very entertaining. Thanks for posting all the photos. I know it was a lot of work and I'm sure we will all enjoy and appreciate them.

Michael

 

[Jagdpanther]

Great collections guys!

 

[jazzeum]

If newcomers want to see more of the collection, plus some of Larry's, please do a search for the Louis Badolato Collection and the Lawrence Lo Collection. I believe they were posted by Pete Reuss, if that's any help. If you can't find them, I will see if I can get the proper link.