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In lugnet.castle, James Trobaugh writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Jeff Stembel writes:
> > As for Train Shows, virtually NONE are comprised of a single Lego Train layout,
> > and organized by said train club. They're invited to model railroading shows,
> > not as Lego bricks built into trains, but model trains built out of Lego.
> > There is no such thing as a National Model Castle Association or National Model
> > Spaceship Association, with regional shows.
>
> Oh no, we here in the NGLTC often do stand alone shows that we are invited
> to do, or think up ourselves. We've done display at the Atlanta History
> Center during the Christmas holidays, the Festival of Trees (also Christmas
> themed), we done layouts at local shopping centers, including the LEGO
> Outlet stores, we've done layouts at small town festivals. Also I know of
> many other train clubs that have done layouts at their local TRUs.
>
> So train clubs don't wait for the "big" train shows to have an excuse to
> show our hobby to the public, we are always on the look out for an situation
> to be able to do so.
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> > Lego is releasing a large number of train sets because
> > that is currently where they are getting free advertising (and consequently
> > increased sales): from the layouts at shows.
>
> Exactly Rick's point.
>
> jt
This is way too crossposted.
Jude
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