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Re: Question regarding old castle site
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lugnet.castle
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Sun, 25 Mar 2001 15:03:26 GMT
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I'm not sure exactly the site you're talking about, sorry :(
though, Frank has a good listing of castle sites on his server, you
could check http://www.mindspring.com/~ffilz/Lego/castle.html and maybe
you'd recognize something from there.
HTH
Tamy
James Seibert wrote:
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> I have been out of touch for awhile with night school and I am curious what
> happened to a castle/build site that was available two years ago. I am
> keenly interested in joining Castle World when I get time to build and I
> have visited every site I could link to as time permits. I can find Ed
> Boxer's castle site as well as others ( Mr. Carney's site) through links but
> the site I am looking for contained multitudes of buildings. The site I am
> trying to find featured a huge layout measuring approx. 15'x20' with what
> looked like literally dozens upon dozens of village houses, taverns, castles
> from older sets and customized buildings. The whole display seemed like it
> was laid out like a medieval town situated in a gently sloping valley. I
> know this is an odd question but my old hard drive failed and I could not
> recover the data including my extensive list of links. I know the
> description is vague but my memory is fuzzy and I would like to visit this
> site again. The shear size of layout stunned me and jolted me out of my Lego
> doldrums.
>
> Any help would be appreciated
>
> James
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