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In lugnet.trains.org.scltc, Scott Wardlaw wrote:
> I contribute much of my return to LEGO as an adult to you guys. The pictures on
> your website and elsewhere inspired me more than any thing else.
>
> Thanks!
> Scott
> http://www.scottwardlaw.com
Scott-
Thanks for the nice comments. The greater LEGO community has a wonderful history
of inspiring others. In our case, it was PNLTC's show at LLCA in 2001 that made
my family aware of LTCs and happy to help start one when the opportunity arose
later that year.
Happy Holidays!
-Ted
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In lugnet.trains.org.scltc, Eric Sophie wrote:
> Ted! I am always excited to see SCLTC layouts. Very well done! ALWAYS, a
> pleasure to see. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
>
> -Eric
Eric-
Thanks for the nice comments. It was a logistical challenge to run two shows at
the same time, but we did it.
The Library has been a wonderful venue. It's ("only") 20 miles from our home in
Irvine. We thank the TCA (Train Collectors Association) for inviting us to join
them there.
Happy Holidays!
-Ted
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I contribute much of my return to LEGO as an adult to you guys. The pictures on
your website and elsewhere inspired me more than any thing else.
Thanks!
Scott
http://www.scottwardlaw.com
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Ted! I am always excited to see SCLTC layouts. Very well done! ALWAYS, a
pleasure to see. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
-Eric
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The Southern California LEGO Train Club (SCLTC) opened
its first ever show at the Richard Nixon
Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda, California earlier this month.
SCLTC joined the Train Collector Association
(TCA) in its third winter holiday show at
the library.
The theme of the combined event is mountains and bridges. SCLTC provided 8
bridges: an all new 20-foot, 4-track suspension bridge with 10-foot main span; a
15-foot, triple tower cable stayed bridge; a 7.5-foot arch truss bridge; twin
12.5-foot trestle bridges, and more. The layout features a huge city, separate
town, massive intermodal freight yard, six operating wind turbines, Booty Bay
pirate cove, revamped Inter-rail station, and 8 operating train loops. The city
boasts new skyscrapers including fully appointed twin triangular towers, an art
museum, and several towers by one of our newest member.
Hours
- Monday-Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Closed on Christmas Day and New Years Day.
Admission
- Adults: $9.95
- Seniors 62 years and older and military personnel (with ID): $6.95
- College students: $5.95
- Children 7-11: $3.75
- Children 6 and under: free
The show runs runs through Saturday, January 30, 2010
For more photos,
visit this gallery.
For more information, contact me.
-Ted
SCLTC
ted@scltc.org
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