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Re: Do we have any train nuts around here?
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lugnet.org.us.nelug, lugnet.loc.us.ma.bos
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Fri, 16 Jun 2000 18:20:55 GMT
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WUBWUB@antispamWILDLINK.COM
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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.
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> 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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