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Re: Train Posters, yes again
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Mon, 9 Feb 2004 21:36:24 GMT
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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
Andrew,
Do you mean the train posters created by Jeroen,
http://www.digitalbricks.nl/ , or some official posters put out by the
LEGO® group? If you mean the former, then you can go to Jeroen's site.
If you mean the latter, then I think you have to deal with iltco (Jake
made it pretty clear a while back that communication to train clubs
needed to go through the itlco.
Actually, a letter to LEGO Consumer affairs pointing out that you are
part of a train club that goes to model railroading events, that people
always ask about LEGO trains and are surprised to see LEGO trains, and
that you wished that you had some literature to show those people might
get some kind of response. Well, they always respond, but the response
may or may not be helpful.
Chris
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