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'''Glen Hallit''' was one of | '''Glen Hallit''' was one of three organizers of [[BotCon]] from 1997 to 2002. Along with the Hartman Bros, ([[John Hartman]] and [[Karl Hartman]]), he formed [[3H Enterprises]]. | ||
After a controversial move in | After a controversial move in 2002, Hallit became the sole organizer of the convention. 3H became "OTFCC" ([[Transformers Collectors' Club|Official Transformers Collectors' Club]]) for several years. Following a series of financial misfortunes, Hallit lost the rights to organize the convention (2004 or so). Those rights have since been picked up by [[Fun Publications]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:31, 18 April 2008
Glen Hallit was one of three organizers of BotCon from 1997 to 2002. Along with the Hartman Bros, (John Hartman and Karl Hartman), he formed 3H Enterprises.
After a controversial move in 2002, Hallit became the sole organizer of the convention. 3H became "OTFCC" (Official Transformers Collectors' Club) for several years. Following a series of financial misfortunes, Hallit lost the rights to organize the convention (2004 or so). Those rights have since been picked up by Fun Publications.
