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Re: PNLTC breaks guiness record!
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 21 Aug 2000 15:32:54 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, David VinZant writes:
> 12:49 pm Pacific time
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> The Pacific Northwest Lego Train Club has just broken the Guiness Record for
> the longest LEGO train Layout - 3232 feet, or 7752 pieces of track crossed.
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> Check out the live cam at www.pnltc.org
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> Ben Fleskes
> PNLTC
What did you use to power the track? Experience shows that a standard
LEGO train regulator wouldn't do the job. How does that affect the
record qualifications?
KL
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| (...) We actually used pure LEGO. There were multiple regulators, each connected to the track at multiple points. The tricky part is to make sure they are all set in the same direction and getting the right amount of juice. -- Tony Hafner Very new (...) (24 years ago, 23-Aug-00, to lugnet.trains)
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| | PNLTC breaks guiness record!
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| 12:49 pm Pacific time The Pacific Northwest Lego Train Club has just broken the Guiness Record for the longest LEGO train Layout - 3232 feet, or 7752 pieces of track crossed. Check out the live cam at www.pnltc.org Ben Fleskes PNLTC (24 years ago, 19-Aug-00, to lugnet.trains)
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