I had to look up Fedcon...looks like it's in Germany.
Do you get a lot of actors there? I can see folks enjoying a trip like that.
The Autographs/Pictures Thread
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I had to look up Fedcon...looks like it's in Germany.
Do you get a lot of actors there? I can see folks enjoying a trip like that.
It was in Germany Düsseldorf.
The last time we went actors from SG1 where, Anderson, Shanks and Tapping. From DS9, Siddig, Visitor and DeBoer. And many more scifi actors. When the SG1 panel started everyone who has a day card had to leave the room, so the people with the weekend card could get the best places, it was ridiculous and it was the last time we went
Every con I've ever went to, only accessible seats were allowed to stay in place from panel to panel, everyone always has to leave and re line up, with VIP, accessible getting entry priority.
Found this treasure the other day. I'm actually lucky it had survived. I thought it was upstairs somewhere, but no, it was in the bottom drawer of a two-drawer unit with an open back on the floor in my basement that has a serious mousie problem.
I'm not a star-chaser, and less-so nowadays, but I do have four of the TOS crew's autographs. I thought I had Nichelle's autograph in this magazine, as well, but I guess I'd only seen her once and she signed my Hamilton Collection plate with her TOS Uhura on it. I'll get pics of that later.
And the images:
Star Trek 20th-anniversary Starlog magazine:
I'm not a star-chaser, and less-so nowadays, but I do have four of the TOS crew's autographs. I thought I had Nichelle's autograph in this magazine, as well, but I guess I'd only seen her once and she signed my Hamilton Collection plate with her TOS Uhura on it. I'll get pics of that later.
And the images:
Star Trek 20th-anniversary Starlog magazine:
It wasn't always that way. I think they were just starting that, the last few times I had time to attend a ST/SF con. I remember when Creation used to hold them in the Disneyland Hotel. I remember Shatner saying that STV:TFF was "a western." And I remember Denise Crosby looking around, as if she were about to reveal a secret, and then declaring that Data "has three speeds." And I remember Creation in Pasadena, back when the Pasadena Convention Center was underground (and the ice rink was in the old Grand Ballroom building).
