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Re: Train Posters, yes again
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 9 Feb 2004 17:22:50 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, L. Andrew Reynolds wrote:
> Hello... Can any one answer this?
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> In lugnet.trains, L. Andrew Reynolds wrote:
> > How dose a LEGO® club get train posters from ILTCO® without being a member? I
> > have tried to have our club registered, but was told that we need a website and
> > more of a train presents in our club. Well we have 4 active members and all
> > have very different LEGO® likes, and at some time we might have a web site, but
> > we are all very busy and can not devote the time others do. We have been to 1
> > GATS and are scheduled for another in March. We were asked by people attending
> > the show if we had any catalogs or flyers to order trains off of, we had to tell
> > them no, but they could go to shop.lego.com. Now with everything going on at
> > GATS those people that asked will forget how cool the LEGO® trains were. We had
> > a flier that had all of our meeting dates for the year and links to web sites,
> > but we know were that goes at the end of the day. I have taken up building with
> > LEGO® as a hobby and have been having a good time of it since ’76. I am a firm
> > believer that LEGO® is a big builder of kids growing up, but I can’t understand
> > why there are now restrictions on spreading the LEGO® experience. We are only
> > hurting LEGO® by not being able to tell people how great there product is.
> >
> > L. Andrew Reynolds
> > GtwLUG Gateway LEGO® User Group
> > Lugnet Member #375
Hey,
Although I do not have an answer to your question perhaps I can help. E-mail
your question here...
http://www.iltco.org/faq/?PHPSESSID=da42e2085c6e8ebd28d335e0d4e888a2 ... and see
if they E-mail you back:]
Sorry if I was no further help
Happy Building
Erik Bush
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