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In lugnet.trains, Ted Michon wrote:
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SCLTC opens its third consecutive winter engagement at the San Diego Model
Railroad Museum today. The new layout features an oceanfront with extensive
undersea view, hotel, aerial balloons, lighthouse, and 90 inch arch bridge.
On display at the museum for the first time is Area 51, the newly remodeled
auto show room, and a new town area. Popular returning items include the
Interrail Station, SCTLC Building, Crystal Towers hotel with 8 working
elevators, Art Deco skyscraper, automated light rail system, 120 inch
cable-stayed bridge, and renovated city boulevard. The layout covers the
club’s largest footprint ever at the museum and, as in the past, includes
areas that will grow and change during the exhibit.
The display is open to museum visitors Tuesday through Friday from 11:00 AM
to 4:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM now through
January 15, 2005. Admission to the museum is $5.00 for adults and free for
children under 15. The display will also be open free to the pulbic during
this year’s December Nights.
The San Diego Model Railroad Museum (http://www.sdmodelrailroadm.com) is
the premier model railroad museum in the United States. It features a variety
of popular model railroad gauges and has been a fixture in Balboa Park for
almost 25 years.
The Southern California LEGO Train Club (www.scltc.org) is an association
of LEGO builders from San Diego to Bakersfield.
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Ted,
I’m forwording this to the SandLUG group as well. We had a couple of SandLug
members that have contributed to the layout that I wanted to thank. Hopefully
they’ll join the SCLTC as well. John Cooper contributed his LUGNET blimp launch.
And Aaron Sneary built the creeping pollution and modern shipwreck section of
the under water area.
Thanks Guys,
Mat
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