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Re: Lego trains mentioned in "Classic Toy Trains"
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 22 Sep 2002 17:06:17 GMT
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Greg Kramer wrote in message ...
> Joe Lesser, book and magazine author:
> "I am also intrigued with the Lego electric trains. I saw a Lego layout at
> an event, and youngsters from at least 3 to 10 couldn't walk away from it.
> The concept of growing up with Lego toys and then making the leap to
> building a Lego toy train layout is exciting"
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> It would have been nice if they had given a city and state for Mr. Lesser;
> we may have been able to make and educated guess as to which club's layout
> he saw.
It might have been the VLC (Vancouver Lego Club)... the Toy Train Operating
Society had their national show here in Vancouver last year, and the VLC had
our layout at the show.
Of course it could also have been anywhere else at a more general train show
:-)
Kevin
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