By Jim Livermore
Note: This feature is in the October TT&C 2021 issue.
Note: This feature is in the October TT&C 2021 issue.
The 31st Annual National Toy Truck 'N Construction Show was held Aug. 6-8 in Indianapolis, Ind. It’s been two years since the event was held in-person and it was good to see old friends again and meet new people in the hobby. Before I left home, I made a wish list of items I was hoping to see and purchase at the show, agreed to a budget with my wife, and was ready to go.
The show was a little smaller this year due to pandemic concerns and restrictions, but it was still just as enjoyable. If you have never been to this show, it is unlike any other. Yes, there were lots of vendors offering a large variety of model trucks, construction equipment and parts for sale, but the show also included elements and activities you won’t experience anywhere else.
The show was a little smaller this year due to pandemic concerns and restrictions, but it was still just as enjoyable. If you have never been to this show, it is unlike any other. Yes, there were lots of vendors offering a large variety of model trucks, construction equipment and parts for sale, but the show also included elements and activities you won’t experience anywhere else.
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