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Re: Lego introduces L-gauge
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lugnet.trains
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Wed, 1 Jan 2003 06:49:37 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Bryan Kinkel writes:
> This is truely thrilling to see. However, the line about a "wide variety of
> accessories" gave me a chuckle. I would hope that this means additional
> accessories such as automated points, crossing gates, etc are coming down
> the pike...
Oh, I don't know. Seems worthy of a chuckle, perhaps, if you only consider
items listed under the heading of "Trains". However, if you start broadening
your outlook to include fiber optics, pneumatics, micromotors, geared motors,
non-geared motors, RCX's, suspensions, pull-back motors, train component sets,
track layout sets, bulk bricks, and the like, you might find yourself
confronting a wider selection of "Accessories" than other model train
companies offer.
I've seen all of the items I listed above used in trains, with the possible
exception of pull-back motors, and I have no doubt even those could be easily
incorporated.
So I'd say that "a wide variety of accessories" doesn't seem quite so
far-fetched.
-s
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