It’s that time of the month when the Newsletter Page is updated with the latest edition. Go there to download the most recent issue.
Also added are some flightline photos of a CH-46, provided by Mike Terre.
Finally, a quick review of the Quasar LS lighting fixture for your Optisivor headset. A very smart and useful addition to the tool box.
In one of those, “Oh, I forgot I didn’t do this” moments, I realized the photos from both JerseyCon shows had not been added to the website since the migration. I uploaded them both to the photo gallery website this weekend. Photos and information on both JerseyCon shows can be found on the JerseyCon page.
Added a few photos of the Hydrofoil Exhibit that will be at the National Museum of the United States Navy to the Features page. Thanks to Michael Dobrzelecki for the photos, and good job on the exhibit.
You can find the feature HERE.
A review of the 1/72 Dakoplast Sikorsky S-16 has been added to the Reviews section.
The January 2015 newsletter has been added to the Newsletter page.
The Upcoming Events page has been updated with flyers and/or links for the upcoming Celebrate Modeling day on January 31st in Fairfield, CT, and for the upcoming Replicon 27 on April, 11th, in Freeport, Long Island.
A page for photo links to our offsite hosting for large photo features has been added to the Photos page.
And, finally, for those who are counting the minutes until MosquitoCon 24, we’ve added a counter to the Home Page that counts down along with you.
We’ve been going through the process of setting up a new photo hosting location for the club. When the old website went down and we set up the new one, we really had no idea how many hundreds, even thousands, of photos had accumulated over the years. While this website runs on WordPress and does beautifully handling that job, adding that many photos to the main database could possibly cause issues down the line, and would make data backups massive and ungainly.
We’re using ZenFolio for the large photo features, especially the MosquitoCon and other photo-intense features that we will have on the site. As of now, this and last year’s MosquitoCon photos are uploaded. As we finish tweaking the appearance of the site and adding new content, we will post here to let you know.
The main NJIPMS page at ZenFolio can be found here:
The most current information has been added to the lists of Trophy Sponsors and to the Vendor and Raffle Sponsor pages. We can’t say “thank you” enough to all those who are helping out with MosquitoCon 23 by sponsoring a trophy package, donating to the raffle, or showing up to do business in the dealer’s room.
The most recent newsletter for March 2014 was added to the Newsletter page.
The September 2013 edition of the MosquitoGram has been uploaded to the Newsletter page.
A reminder that next Friday through Sunday is the Jersey Fest show. Check out their website for all details HERE (or by clicking the image to the left).
This coming Friday the 13th is the monthly meeting. Bring an appetite, as dinner will be served.
The August 2013 edition of the MosquitoGram has been completed and uploaded to the Newsletter page. Also, taken from that issue, is a review of the Nichimo “Kate” torpedo bomber, by our own Art Doran.
As mentioned in the newsletter, next month is the Jersey Fest Fair show. It’s a large science fiction only exhibit, Friday September 13th through Sunday the 15th. Several club members plan on attending and taking along some shiny sci-fi hardware for the show.
Added winners for categories 21 through 27 to the MosquitonCon 22 Winners page. More will be added as soon as possible. We realize it’s taking a long time to get this information up and we apologize, but sometimes there just aren’t enough hours in the day.
More reviews have been added to the site as well, the most recent is Martin Quinn’s review of the 1/350th scale IJN Tone, by Tamiya.
Finally, the July 2013 issue of the MosquitoGram has been added to the Newsletter page. We could use some reviews of kits, tools, museums, etc. Send ’em in!
We continue to add the old website data to the this new location. Sometimes it’s as easy as a cut-and-paste, other times it takes more work. It’s all going up as we have time. Check the sub-pages under Reviews for what’s been added.