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Letter to the NMRA
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Tue, 6 Aug 2002 20:30:43 GMT
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Below is an excerpt of a recent letter I wrote to the NMRA. An obscure point
perhaps, but worthy of consideration nonetheless...
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As the NMRA membership may or may not know, there are a significant number
of persons who build trains out of the popular LEGO® line of building toys.
These models must be seen to be believed! We have our own discussion group
over at http://www.LUGNET.com/trains/
I have heard our LEGO® train models being referred to informally as "L
gauge". Knowing that the NMRA sets the standards for scale and gauge within
the train hobby, I was wondering if the NMRA has taken steps to officially
recognize LEGO® train creations as being "L gauge", seeing that there is no
established scale or gauge for the letter "L" designation.
Forgive me for writing such a long-winded letter, but thought I could raise
an interesting matter worthy of further discussion.
Sincerely,
Harvey Henkelman
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| (...) ___...___ (...) Oh, they know about us. The GMLTC showed at the 1999 NMRA National Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We had a great time visiting with the president of the NMRA who exclaimed about our layout: "This (the GMLTC layout) is (...) (22 years ago, 6-Aug-02, to lugnet.trains)
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