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In lugnet.trains, John Neal wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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PS. I’m writing this on Lugnet to be retro. There’s still a lot of
discussion on LEGO trains but Flickr has a lot of experienced train builders
(and inexperienced) and Eurobricks has a lot of people in their trains
forum.
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Curse you, evil Timmy (and your nefarious sidekick Timmy, too!) for calling
those who continue to choose to post on LUGNET dinosaurs!! I deeply
resemble that remark!
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I’ve probably posted here more recently than you ;)
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That is what you meant, right?
JOHN
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But of course.
I’ve been almost tempted to post a few of my latest trains here (especially the
CAD ones for old times sake) but I wasn’t sure if there was anyone still reading
.trains.
Tim
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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I’ve been almost tempted to post a few of my latest trains here (especially
the CAD ones for old times sake) but I wasn’t sure if there was anyone still
reading .trains.
Tim
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Oh yeah, there are folks still lurking about over here. I’ll occasionally glance
at those fancy new “forums”, but there are way too many to keep track of. I
depend on the RailBricks bloggers to point me to the best that’s out there that
hasn’t shown up here.
Benn
PS, and now that John is back in town, I’m sure this forum will crackle to life.
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In lugnet.trains, Benn Coifman wrote:
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PS, and now that John is back in town, I’m sure this forum will crackle to
life.
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LOL It takes a village, Benn! It would be great to have the Old-Timers back and
chatting again!
JOHN
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