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Re: Great train related web sites? Now: G Scale
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 25 May 2001 18:24:07 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> <shaking head> "sanctity of Lego brick" that is a load of B as in B, and S as • in
> S....
Ya, that was sorta my take on it all. I just took my toys and went home. Some
people just don't play well with others.
> I checked it out. Very nice, Katie. One thing, however. Did I notice that • you
> employed <gasp> hated Playmobil figs and buildings????
Thanks! Yes, once upon a time I had one of the largest Playmobil collections
around but I don't like their more modern stuff as well as the old classic
stuff. The old half-timbered building series they did is *almost* 1:22.5.
Give or take. The people of course are way out there, but they make good cheap
crowd fillers. And the "rivet counters" hate my layout..... But after a couple
of nice German beers it all looks "scale" to me ;-)
Katie
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| (...) as (...) Some (...) cheap (...) couple (...) Ooh, I really didn't need to see those pictures... I keep stealing glances at the Playmobile toys. They just look so nice, and mixing them with large scale trains ooh ahh (of course Playmobile's own (...) (23 years ago, 26-May-01, to lugnet.trains)
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| (...) lol I guess we know why those yahoos post there;-) (...) I'll tell you what. I am so tired and bored with people who have such narrow POVs with respect to LEGO. Paint your LEGO? Decal it? Cut it? Combine it with Bestlock (well, okay, even *I* (...) (23 years ago, 25-May-01, to lugnet.trains)
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