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Re: Here's a preview of the new one...
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Mon, 12 Nov 2001 18:32:47 GMT
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> > The printed base on which the castle stands is really nice. Could you give
> > some information about it? Is it part of the table?
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> That's a Thomas the Tank Engine play table made by the company that does the
> wooden trains. It's very nice, but also quite expensive, so we have to thank
> grandma for that!
We have a ton of Brio trains, and 2+ years ago we decided that a table was
needed. We looked at a number of options- the Brio table, the Thomas one,
and an off-brand one built locally.
All of them were way overpriced, and none had really good Lego dimensions.
So I built my own table that is 30" by 50". The 10" increments make it
perfect for Lego baseplates. The best part? The total cost, including
paint, was around $55 and it's rock-solid.
Of course, we didn't use it for the wooden trains for very long. It's just
not big enough for a cool layout. It's now the Duplo table, and sits in
front of the living room couch where most people would have a coffee table.
--
Tony Hafner
www.hafhead.com
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| (...) I only get to work on it 1 or 2 days per month, so she's pretty much used to playing with it as is, with the random suprise arrival of a new tower or finished section. She's really kicking my butt to finish the main keep and Sleeping Beauty's (...) (23 years ago, 11-Nov-01, to lugnet.castle)
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