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Happiness is... Extraordinary Exhibits at the Portland Miniature Show
Hours and hours are spent on perfecting these works of art— houses, room boxes, vignettes under domes, structures in small scales, and much more. Many are years in the making! Take your time, bring your camera and vote for your favorites on Saturday. Prizes are awarded Sunday morning. Extraordinary exhibits are sure to spark your own creativity!
Happiness is also ... showing off your own hard work and sharing with othersWant to bring one or more exhibits to the Portland Miniature Show? The Registration Form is shown at the right. Instructions for downloading it is below. After downloading and filling in the information, save the form to your computer. You may then mail through the Post Office or email directly to Pat. Whatever works for you. It must be received by me no later than September 30, 2024. Sorry, no exceptions.
Bring your exhibits to the Holiday Inn at the Portland Airport any time after 1:00 pm on Friday, October 18, 2024, until 7:00 pm. OR, you can bring it Saturday morning, September 19, 2024, between 8:00 am and 9:30 am. Everything must be in place when the doors open at 10 am. Attendees will be voting all day Saturday for their favorites. Ribbons and cash prizes are awarded Sunday morning when the doors open again at 10 am. The cash prize is called "mini-bucks" which can be used only on Sunday at the Portland Miniature Show. Dealers will accept "mini-bucks" just like cash. Exhibits need to be picked up on Sunday at or shortly after 4:00 p.m. when the show closes. |
Click below to download the Exhibitor's Registration Form.
The form will fill up your screen.
Now you can type in your information directly from your keyboard,
then print it and mail it to:
Pat Bennett, Show Promoter,
8983 Ranay Dr. SE, Salem, OR 97317
or email forms(s) to Pat at [email protected]
The form will fill up your screen.
Now you can type in your information directly from your keyboard,
then print it and mail it to:
Pat Bennett, Show Promoter,
8983 Ranay Dr. SE, Salem, OR 97317
or email forms(s) to Pat at [email protected]
Click here to Download the Exhibitor's Registration Form
Adult Hobbyist Category - 2024 Exhibits
Christmas House - Jim Coppedge
Created in 1978 by Barbe Jenkins-Gibson from the Christmas Cottage in Lincoln City. After a store fire in 1994 it went into storage until 2020 when it was acquired by James Coppedge. He has been working on it since 2023 when he retired. He is presently working on adding a 5th floor to it.
Includes Toy workroom, Bakery, Study, Living Room, Elves (smurfs) bedroom, Attic, Santa & Mrs. Clause, vintage toys, furniture, and Elves (smurfs).
Includes Toy workroom, Bakery, Study, Living Room, Elves (smurfs) bedroom, Attic, Santa & Mrs. Clause, vintage toys, furniture, and Elves (smurfs).
Into the Dark Night - by Nicola Weber
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Could I have this dance for the rest of my life? Sandra SeetBride and groom on their wedding night dancing and pledging their love. 1" scale
House of Metal - Sandra SeetOver 70 years ago, many little girls received a modern metal dollhouse fully furnished by her with a collection of Renewal plastic furniture. 1/2" scale on turntable
In Memory of Grandma & Grandpa - Karen & Mark ReedRoombox: Basement laundry, fruit cellar, green exterior. 1" scale
The Day After - Peggy ZornSanta, his wife and Elves are resting after a long evening of gift deliveries. 1/4" on turntable
Harmony at Home -Rebeca MurciaThe exhibit is composed of 12 room boxes. Each room box has a tiny handmade piece of decor that references the celebration of a holiday or special season of the year. Hence, 12 room boxes to represent each month.
Nightfall - Keith BrownA science fiction themed futuristic dystopian world
Windmill - Dolly Wyttenberg |
Amanita Cottage - Stephanie
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If this was in Holland, you may want to live in it. It has a sweet bedroom, -living room and full kitchen. Take your shoes off first.
1" scale. Electrified. 58" high on turntable |
North P0le Village - Gretchen & Karl BurlingameZ scale Christmas train in winter landscape
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