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GtwLUG is going to Evansville on Saturday, Sept. 22nd for the Evansville Old
Time Train Show & Swap Meet.
More details availabe on our web-site.
--Jack
GtwLUG
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Good Morning, here is a link to pix of our 1st Great American Train Show this
last weekend:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=71065
Hope you enjoy. We are planning to do 3 more this year. Our Layout is a 8' x
12' table and we have plans to increase it to 12' x 12' with a 4' x 4' open
center by the March GATS in Collinsville, Ill.
-- Don Lugnet#1239
GtwLug St. Louis
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Thought MO newsgroup readers might be interested in this.
--Jack
AFOL, GtwLUG (St. Louis)
--- Hugh <the1hugh@yahoo.com> wrote:
> From: "Hugh" <the1hugh@yahoo.com>
> To: lugnet.events@lugnet.com
> Subject: GATS
> Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2004 16:11:05 GMT
>
> Good Morning, here is a link to pix of our 1st Great American Train
> Show this
> last weekend:
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=71065
>
> Hope you enjoy. We are planning to do 3 more this year. Our Layout
> is a 8' x
> 12' table and we have plans to increase it to 12' x 12' with a 4' x
> 4' open
> center by the March GATS in Collinsville, Ill.
>
> -- Don Lugnet#1239
> GtwLug St. Louis
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In lugnet.announce, Chris Maddison wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> This past weekend <http://www.snows.org Our Lady of the Snows Shrine> in
> Belleville, IL launched the Way of Lights event, so I'm free to post this
> now.
Hi Chris,
Impressing indeed!! But I must admit, I'm a little disappointed over the
minifig scale Bethlehem. I mean, in Belleville, the scale should of course have
been - Lego Belville!!
Arne, Copenhagen
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Hi, Chris. Thanks for the great photos.
That Bethlehem set is awesome. Great design on the houses, and very impressive
landscaping. These scene is dear to my heart, being a Bible scene rendered at
minifig scale. @8^)
The nativity is wonderful, too. The sheer number of bricks involved is just
boggling my mind. Look at that enormous stone wall!
I understand that Dan Parker's company TrainBuilder "and other Lego enthusiasts"
were hired to construct this project, but could someone tell me:
1) Just who was involved, and who built what? I'd like to give credit where
credit is due!
2) How were all those bricks aquired? Were they donated by LEGO, or all
purchased by the Shrine of the Lady of the Snows? (I can barely imagine what
the total cost would be!)
Anyhow, excellent job, everyone!
-The Rev. Brendan Powell Smith
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