Best in the West 2012 Fansmanship.com's Coverage
 

Thanks again to Joe Castelao and Nancy Buono for putting on such a smooth and seamless event! Everything went great and Fansmanship.com was there to cover it and take plentyof great photos!

Check out parts 1 and 2 of Fansmanship.com's coverage of Best in the West 2012!

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RE: Best in the West 2012 Fansmanship.com's Coverage
 

Nice report some errors though

This classic Vietnam War scale model was known for its nickname “tank buster.” Armed with a 30 mm rotary cannon, the A-10 Warthog was primarily used as the nose of the spear in escorting squadrons on bombing missions.

The A-10 was designed for a United States Air Force (USAF) requirement to provide close air support (CAS) for ground forces by attacking tanks and other armored vehicles, and other ground targets with a limited air defense capability

The first production A-10 flew in October 1975, and deliveries to the Air Force commenced in March 1976. In total, 715 airplanes were produced, the last delivered in 1984

But who cares an event got coverage. Right.

RE: Best in the West 2012 Fansmanship.com's Coverage
 

Great coverage! Thanks for your hard work!
Paul

RE: Best in the West 2012 Fansmanship.com's Coverage
 

Thanks for the info on the A-10. Interesting stuff. I stand corrected!

And thanks for checking out the site. We enjoy covering this show every year out in Buttonwillow and love the traffic that it drives!

These jets area really interesting hobby and nitche within the landscape of sports and otherinterests.

Love it! Thanks again!

RE: Best in the West 2012 Fansmanship.com's Coverage
 

Hi Andy,
Thanks for all your time at BITW, I appreciate the write up on Fansmanship.com Joe!!!