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Train Shows
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lugnet.org.au
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Thu, 5 Apr 2001 01:31:32 GMT
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Dan Parker posted this to .trains.org - the PNLTC page is
http://www.pnltc.org/Articles/Article_ShowPrimer.html and is pretty interesting
reading.
ROSCO
In lugnet.trains.org, Dan Parker writes:
> Hi,
> scanning all the threadposts here and, based on a wee bit of experience
> dealing with show hosts, I think it would be fair to say that the "value" of
> an LTC display depends on a few factors:
> 1. how specific the event is promoted
> 2. the ratio of the display to overall venue size (# of participating • displays)
> 3. display size
> 4. finished look of display
> 5. # of things and/or total of misc/extra expenses host provides to support
> the group
> 6. followship in the local area (big if you're making a return showing)
> 7. the nature or profit rate of the venue
> all these considered, the LTC may then leverage for a fee at its discretion.
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> For instance, if you're one of 8-10 displays at a major, standing hobby
> venue making a return showing the rate's a bit more than if you're
> displaying for the first time at a museum during no specific event.
>
> A more detailed set of notes entitled "Show Primer" to assist a group
> mouunting a show may be found under 'Articles" at PNLTC's site
> (an-oh-so-shameless plug here). Please see the addy line below as I can
> never remember the proper slashes to access it directly.
>
> Cheers,
> dan parker/PNLTC www.pnltc.org
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