Kawartha Scale Modellers
Contact KSM
Have a question about the club, meetings, membership, workshops, events, vendors, sponsorship, or the KSM Scale Model Showcase? Send us a clear message and we will direct it to the right person.
Club Questions
Ask about joining KSM, attending a meeting, bringing a model, meeting structure, or getting involved with the local modelling community.
Workshops & Demos
Reach out about technique demonstrations, airbrushing, finishing workshops, build nights, or future instructional programming.
Showcase Inquiries
Use the contact form for KSM Scale Model Showcase questions, vendor interest, sponsorship interest, or media inquiries.
Contact Form
Send us the right message the first time.
The clearer the message, the faster it can be handled. Include your name, the reason for contacting KSM, and any useful details such as meeting questions, workshop interest, vendor interest, or Showcase-related inquiries.
For Showcase, vendor, sponsorship, or media questions, put “KSM Scale Model Showcase” in the subject line.
Contact Kawartha Scale Modellers
Use the form below to contact KSM. Please include enough detail for us to understand the nature of your inquiry.
Where We Meet
Visit a KSM club meeting.
New visitors are welcome. Bring a model, ask questions, see what members are building, and get a feel for the club before deciding how involved you want to be.
KSM Meeting Details
- When: 3rd Thursday of each month
- Time: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
- Room: Lower Level Meeting Room
- Location: Community Living Trent Highlands
- Address: 205 McLaughlin Road, Lindsay, Ontario
Join the KSM Community
KSM maintains an online community where members can share builds, ask questions, follow updates, and stay connected between meetings.
Before You Send
- Use a clear subject line.
- Tell us whether your message is about meetings, membership, workshops, events, vendors, or sponsorship.
- Include any relevant dates, names, or details.
- Remember that KSM is volunteer-run, so replies are handled as time permits.
Scale modelling is better when it is shared.
Contact KSM, visit a meeting, and connect with builders who take the hobby seriously without forgetting why it is enjoyable.
ARCHIVAL COLOURIZATION
The Boys of Company D
M3 Medium Tank W-309490 · Souk el Arba, Tunisia · 23 November 1942
Crew of M3 Medium Tank W-309490, D Company, 2nd Battalion, 13th Armoured Regiment, 1st Armoured Division, Souk el Arba, Tunisia, 23 November 1942. U.S. Army Signal Corps photograph, Cooper
Every element has to earn its colour.
Colour brings the past into the present, but with archival photography, that immediacy carries a responsibility. This transition from black-and-white into colour is not a decorative flourish; it represents a research process grounded in the vehicle, the unit, the location, the date and the material realities of the moment recorded by the camera.
The original Signal Corps photograph remains the historical anchor. The colourized half is a researched reconstruction intended to narrow the distance between their world and ours without abandoning the evidence. Every element has to earn its colour.
