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Recently, the Northern Illinois Lego Train Club was given a task. For our first
show at the Geneva History Center, each of us created a historic building in the
town. For my part, I did a model of the town’s old dutch windmill, known as the
Fabyan Windmill.
The full gallery, upon
moderation.
I displayed the windmill last weekend in our show at the History Center. NILTC
had a record-breaking show - around 2000 people during the two days we were
open. There were 300 people in Sunday’s first hour alone! The history center
itself had the most traffic in a single day then it ever had before - and it
opened about 50 years ago.
Here’s my gallery of the
show.
Another gallery, with
great comparisons of the historic buildings that the members created.
To see the windmill in action (in the middle of my Star Wars layout, no less),
I’ve put a video up on YouTube.
Enjoy!
-Matt
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Matt DeLanoy wrote:
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Recently, the Northern Illinois Lego Train Club was given a task. For our
first show at the Geneva History Center, each of us created a historic
building in the town. For my part, I did a model of the town’s old dutch
windmill, known as the Fabyan Windmill.
The full gallery,
upon moderation.
Here’s my gallery of
the show.
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This is very nice. (as are the other creations in the folders). I am very
impressed with the different angles of all the plates.
Best,
Jonathan
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