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Mike McLintock - New 'The Lion Roars' Editor

Mike McLintock, a long time LCCA member, is the new 'The Lion Roars' (TLR) Editor and his first issue as Editor will be October, 2015.  Mike takes over from Interim Editor Michelle Snyder who has been editor for the last 5 issues.  Michelle has sent a high bar for Mike.  Our expectations are that TLR will be even better as Mike takes the reins of the LCCA Award Winning Magazine.  

Mike has been supporting Michelle for the last two issues and has actively been a driving force in recent public relations and promotional efforts.  Mike is the latest of a long line of TLR editors, most recently Michelle and Mike Mottler.  The LCCA publications, both TLR and the 'Interchange Track' (Editor Barrie Braden), are the heart of the communication of the club.  Together with the LCCA website (www.lionelcollectors.org), the LCCA has the best communication vehicles in the hobby.  And with Mike at the throttle, they get that much better.

Good Luck Mike - and thanks for taking on this important task from our BOD and from all our Members!

Dennis DeVito
LCCA Immediate Past President

 

 

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The LCCA is fortunate to have a volunteer with Mike's  background, skills, experience and demeanor.   Mike is going to do an outstanding job For the LCCA.  

 

Every article written in The Lion Roars is written by a member.  Mike can not do this alone.   We need our members to submit articles for future issues.  Everyone has at least one good story to tell.   We try to have balance with something in each issue for everyone.  If you like, pre-war,post-war, modern, American Flyer,  club related topics, LCCA Special Events, human interest stories etc, we have something in each issue For you. So please contact Mike or myself with your article ideas.   We can help you with the article writing process.

 

thx again.

Al Kolis

President,CEO and fellow Member

Lionele Collectors Club of America 

agkolis@comcast.net

248 709-4137

I have already worked with Mike McClintock on our latest S gauge article for TLR.  Mike is knowledgeable, helpful and a delight to work with in developing new stories.

 

If you have a an O gauge or S gauge story you want to tell, Mike is your man to make it happen. (That also includes Standard Gauge)

 

We are looking forward to doing more Modern Era AF stories for the LCCA in The Lion Roars with Mike.

 

Ed Boyle

Partner

Special Projects Ediotor

O Gauge Railroading magazine

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Originally Posted by RadioRon:

Now only if the TCA would upgrade their publication and make a similar move.  

I'm sorry, but I think that's a gratuitous and groundless slap.  I think Mark Boyd does a fine job with the TCA Quarterly.  

 

If you're going to make a comment like this, please let us know all the ways you think the TCA can "upgrade their publication".  At the very least, this would allow us to have a discussion.

 

Thanks.

 

Steven J. Serenska

 

Originally Posted by Serenska:
Originally Posted by RadioRon:

Now only if the TCA would upgrade their publication and make a similar move.  

I'm sorry, but I think that's a gratuitous and groundless slap.  I think Mark Boyd does a fine job with the TCA Quarterly.  

 

If you're going to make a comment like this, please let us know all the ways you think the TCA can "upgrade their publication".  At the very least, this would allow us to have a discussion.

 

Thanks.

 

Steven J. Serenska

 

The format of the entire publication is so 1970s-era.  "Who Done It?" Vol. 500.  Who cares?  Overall, its just a tiresome format and the front cover masthead really needs refreshing.  Put a copy of "Lion Roars" down next to "TCA Quarterly" and tell me which one looks more appealing.  I'm sorry if you think my opinion is "groundless."  But I have every right to hold it and express it.

Originally Posted by RadioRon:
Originally Posted by Serenska:
Originally Posted by RadioRon:

Now only if the TCA would upgrade their publication and make a similar move.  

I'm sorry, but I think that's a gratuitous and groundless slap.  I think Mark Boyd does a fine job with the TCA Quarterly.  

 

If you're going to make a comment like this, please let us know all the ways you think the TCA can "upgrade their publication".  At the very least, this would allow us to have a discussion.

 

Thanks.

 

Steven J. Serenska

 

The format of the entire publication is so 1970s-era.  "Who Done It?" Vol. 500.  Who cares?  Overall, its just a tiresome format and the front cover masthead really needs refreshing.  Put a copy of "Lion Roars" down next to "TCA Quarterly" and tell me which one looks more appealing.  I'm sorry if you think my opinion is "groundless."  But I have every right to hold it and express it.

 

Apparently I wasn't clear in my original comments.  Please let me request again (changes in bold italics):

 

please let us know all the specific ways you think the TCA can "upgrade their publication". 

 

Please don't call the TCA's document "tiresome". Please tell us EXACTLY how you YOU would make it un-tiresome.  Telling us that you think it "really needs refreshing" doesn't cut it.

 

Please also don't suggest we "Put a copy of 'Lion Roars' down next to 'TCA Quarterly'", as though your opinion is completely self-evident and 100% agreed upon by the rest of us.  It isn't and it isn't. Please cite any month/quarter of each document and, page by page, tell us how you think one document is inferior or superior to the other.

 

Yes, you have "every right" to hold your opinion, but you're doing a P*SS POOR job of expressing it.

 

Details, please. 

 

SJS

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