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sakura-con 2003:: Network R3 coverage - page 7 of 7...
main : anime : anime con-quests : sakura-con : sakura-con 2003
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April 4-6, 2003 - Seattle Airport Hilton and Conference Center, Seatac, WA
Status as of 4-12-2003:
The pictures have been cropped, scaled, edited, uploaded, and attached to pages. Some comments have been added to the pictures, making this section more or less complete. All con pictures on raider3.com conform to Raider3.com Picture Standards. (version 1.0)
 And here's a shot of the folks behind us in the pre-Masquerade line in the hotel Service Corridor. |  This picture has significance only to a couple of people in my group, mainly Miaka and Aoshi, our PSO cosplayers. In fact, if it wasn't for the power of the Schwartz, we wouldn't have PSO costumes to begin with! There's two sides, fortunately, we got the Up side. |
 Since the skit turned out to be a moving disaster, and since I was more busy juggling props than able to use the digicam, I've spared you that part. Here's a couple of mini Initial D cars to look at. |  Enjoy them here, for I've heard these two were totalled by the final day. These shots were taken Saturday night, outside the dance. |
 Here's Sunday's last cosplayer, a gal with a moving Blue Slime from Square Enix's Dragon Quest series. (A.k.a. Dragon Warrior) The slime moved via a large R/C car motor base, although slowly, depending on floor or carpet. |  It's just before 2 pm Sunday, we're waiting for one of the final panels before closing, and this about sums it up for the con, and alas, also for this report. Thanks for watching! |
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Pictures, Text, and Layout by Raider3 for Network R3/Raider3.com
Picture 22 by Aoshi_Shinomori of Fallen Stars Cosplay
Picture 36 by Eurobeat King of Cosplay.com.
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Olympus D-380 2.0 Megapixel Digital Camera, image editing and processing by Team Raider for Network R3/Raider3.com
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Interested in other perspectives? You may want to check out:
A Fan's View (Run by Kevin Lillard)
Usagichan Company Search And Rescue (Home of Linus Lam Network News)
Cosplay.com (The Internet's Premier Cosplay Community!)
Trust me, these guys have been at this with a lot more style than I have, and my nonexistent hat goes off to all of them for their dedication!
We hope you have enjoyed this presentation, marking the inagural con coverage of Network R3. Watch for more reports throughout the 2003 con season!
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