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Professor Whateverly, in the interest of promoting peace between .space and
.castle, made a brief trip to the Castle table.
He did some research there, at
++Lar’s Inn of the Fallen Angels (did I get that name right?)
After checking out the exterior, he went inside...
...where he began to sweat profusely and had to excuse himself. Rumor has it he
crept in later to check out the upper floors, but I didn’t catch him on film.
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In lugnet.space, Tony Hafner wrote:
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Professor Whateverly, in the interest of promoting peace between .space and
.castle, made a brief trip to the Castle table.
He did some research there,
at ++Lar’s Inn of the Fallen Angels (did I get that name right?)
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...where he began to sweat profusely and had to excuse himself. Rumor has it
he crept in later to check out the upper floors, but I didn’t catch him on
film.
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The castlers had a Brothel at their display??!! I bet some touring parents
with their kids were sweating as much as the poor Prof.!
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In lugnet.space, Nathan Wells wrote:
I prefer the term “Visiting Trainiac” ... However if you want to call me a
Castler, it’s OK by me, but check with the REAL castle guys like Lenny, Steve
Fisher and Tony H. first... I just dabble, those guys are SERIOUS!
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had a Brothel at their display??!!
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I prefer the term “House of Ill Repute”
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I bet some touring
parents with their kids were sweating as much as the poor Prof.!
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Unless they were REALLY good at looking in windows, they didn’t see anything,
because the building buttons up nicely, and was completely closed during the
public portion of the show(1)... the second pic that Tony posted (and others
that Ben posted, etc etc) is with the building opened up. (It opens up a lot of
ways.. the entire third floor with roof detaches from floors 1 and 2. Floors 1
and 2 have a balcony that can be dismounted to let them split open 180
degrees... The third floor also splits open once you take the roof of the third
floor off)
The MOC card text is a bit suggestive but who reads card text?
1 - As expo coordinator, this was a real concern for me so I took it into
account. Except for one girl on the balcony with yellow legs (but a black
thong), and a view of the (fully clothed) Blacksmith’s Wife hiding her face
through the door on the first floor there’s nothing to see when it’s closed up.
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Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Nathan Wells wrote:
> > had a [{Brothel}] at their display??!!
> I prefer the term "House of Ill Repute"
"Personal Service Agency" ;-)
SCNR, Christian
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In lugnet.space, Nathan Wells wrote:
(snip)
PS, this folder of Todd
Thuma’s has about the best pics of the Inn of the Fallen Angels I’ve seen so
far. Lots of details visible in the various views.
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In lugnet.space, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Nathan Wells wrote:
(snip)
PS, this folder of
Todd Thuma’s has about the best pics of the Inn of the Fallen Angels I’ve
seen so far. Lots of details visible in the various views.
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‘This folder is not yet public’ :(
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In lugnet.space, Nathan Wells wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Nathan Wells wrote:
(snip)
PS, this folder of
Todd Thuma’s has about the best pics of the Inn of the Fallen Angels I’ve
seen so far. Lots of details visible in the various views.
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‘This folder is not yet public’ :(
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I am not Todd Thuma, so I assume it must have been public at one point and now
he’s added more pics. Sorry about that! I should have done some deeplinks!
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In lugnet.space, Tony Hafner wrote:
Hello Folks.
Lest anyone should misinterpret my recent silence, I’ve been working long hours
with barely a few moments to lurk. It looks like I have a lot of catching up to
do...
My research at brickfest went very well. I believe I may have stumbled on the
secret to .space and .castle peace. The .castlers (or ‘visiting trainiacs’) I
met in the lovely purple building were extremely friendly. Everyone seemed to be
in a very good mood. As for the profuse sweating, it was hot in there, which
may account for the disheveled state of many of the inhabitants. It was a little
cooler later without the flash of the cameras. This peaceful oasis definitely
bears further study. Now if we could just bottle that good vibe...
Peace and research,
Professor Whateverly
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