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Re: GFTLC H&R Train Show (It's John Neal of GMLTC!)
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lugnet.trains, lugnet.trains.org
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Wed, 11 Apr 2001 17:53:21 GMT
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And I always thought Portland, Oregon was the center of the universe! :)
I was also thinking about a LEGO cruise. We can do Northern Europe.
SteveB
PS sell T-shirts... LOL, how about cool GoB & BricWorx trian sets!
In lugnet.trains, Scott Sanburn writes:
> John & All,
>
> > I wouldn't mind setting it up, but I think that this
> > summer is too soon. I
> > think next would be better, especially since we (GMLTC)
> > don't plan on being
> > finished with our layout until this fall:-/
>
> Indeed.
>
> > As far as location is concerned, central is good, but I
> > think that it should be
> > held in a city where there already is a club represented
> > (Host). Hmmm, where
> > is there a club in a central city with an international
> > hub airport??...
> >
> > I'm joking and serious at the same time. What would
> > people say to coming to
> > Mpls next summer for a first annual LTC convention? We
> > could get LD on board,
> > and have all the major LTCs bring their layouts for an
> > all LEGO train
> > convention.
>
> That would be neat, I think places like Florida and
> California folks would have a harder time doing it, simply
> for the distance.
>
> > We could get a huge space (perhaps a convention center),
> > charge a nominal fee
> > for the GP (to help defray travel costs for incoming
> > clubs)... heck, we could
> > even serve concessions, sell T-shirts, so I'm sure that
> > it could be done with
> > little or no out of pocket expenses.
> >
> > I would even love to see the ITLUG, FGLTC, and EJLTC
> > there as well!
> >
> > How do folks feel about the general concept? Would
> > anyone attend such an
> > event?
>
> I would like it! Is it feasible? we will find out!
>
> Scott S.
> --
> Member, Michigan LEGO Users Group, Michigan LEGO Train Club
> http://www.michlug.org
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