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Re: CPLTC appearance at GETS 2004 - Best in Show
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Fri, 29 Oct 2004 20:00:41 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.nalug, Mike Kollross wrote:
As one of the Canadian Prairie LEGO Train Clubs (CPLTC), the Northern
Alberta LEGO Users Group (NALUG) regularly appears at local model railroad
events.  This year NALUG organized a 35-foot by 22-foot LEGO train display at
the Great Edmonton Train Show on Sept 18-19, 2004.

NALUG was one of twenty-one model train clubs at the Mayfield Inn Trade Center
in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.  CPLTC was awarded "Best in Show" thanks to the
hard work by all the members involved.

The new LEGO creations that appeared at this show included:

      21-foot reproduction of Edmonton's High Level Bridge
      20-foot model of the adjacent LRT bridge
      17-foot suspension bridge and a dam
       9-foot model of the Enbridge Tower
      28 square foot LEGO mountain with spiral tunnel
         mindstorms-controlled ship on a 20,000-brick ocean
         large grain elevator, train station, bank and donut shop

Details of the diplay can be found here:

<http://www.CPLTC.org>

Direct link to pictures:

<http://www.nalug.org/TrainShow2004/index.html>



Mike Kollross

Outstanding, Mike!  Congratulations.
I've only been to Edmonton once, several years ago, but your buildings and the
High Level Bridge were easily recognized and right on.

That spiral tunnel, the hopper tipper, on and on - all are amazing!  You guys
have really put a lot of work into your layout, and it shows.

Thanks for sharing.
Ed

   
         
   
Subject: 
Re: CPLTC appearance at GETS 2004 - Best in Show
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Fri, 29 Oct 2004 21:01:18 GMT
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snippage

Outstanding, Mike!  Congratulations.
I've only been to Edmonton once, several years ago, but your buildings and the
High Level Bridge were easily recognized and right on.

That spiral tunnel, the hopper tipper, on and on - all are amazing!  You guys
have really put a lot of work into your layout, and it shows.

Thanks for sharing.
Ed

Thanks for the praise.  This year was our biggest display ever although I think
we've reached our maximum size. This years dislay took about 15 hours to set up
with as many as 10 people working on it (not all at once).  Thats a lot of man
hours.

Mike

 

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