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Re: Do we have any train nuts around here?
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Fri, 16 Jun 2000 18:20:55 GMT
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"Eric Kingsley" <kingsley@nelug.org> wrote:

Or not so nuts that do some train stuff occasionally...

I was just wondering if there were any train nuts in NELUG or in the local
Boston area.  I have only done a couple of models so far and I now finally have
an engine to run around my little oval of track.  I can't say that I am a bug
train nut as I seem to jump from theme to theme occasionally but I think I have
come up with a way to keep my LEGO hobby going forward for the period between
when the baby is born and when they are old enough for System LEGO and it
involves Trains.  (I will have plenty of Primo(Baby) and Duplo in the meantime
but I still want to do a little LEGO).

Anyway I know that Chris Phillips and I have talked occasionally about trains
and incorporating Mindstorms into a layout to control certain aspects of the
operation but it has not gone beyond that.

I also have some buildings that I made for a medieval setup but some of them
work just fine in a modern setup as well.  So if anyone is interested in a
little train talk or maybe starting a simple or not-so-simple layout I would be
interested in it.

NELUG seems to be one of the bigger groups that has not done much with train
yet which I find interesting.  I actually think that is a good thing in a way
but I just thought it was a little strange that there has been little to no
train talk since we started NELUG.


...just to but my head in here on the subject of trains and shows. wamalug started as a
train group but has since expanded far beyond it, but we still love doing shows. Even our
non-train people come out and help. It seems a great central goal for the club to come
together on where we can all toss in a bit or two (who cant put together a small building,
or just a few figs for a park). So if you can get at least a couple people to start
playing trains, I suspect you will be able to convince others to come play too :-)


...you can go back to ignoring me now...

wubwub
stephen f roberts
wamalug guy  (http://wamalug.org)
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Or not so nuts that do some train stuff occasionally... I was just wondering if there were any train nuts in NELUG or in the local Boston area. I have only done a couple of models so far and I now finally have an engine to run around my little oval (...) (24 years ago, 16-Jun-00, to lugnet.org.us.nelug, lugnet.loc.us.ma.bos)

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