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Re: Roundy Roundy
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 8 Aug 2004 15:10:34 GMT
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Rick Clark wrote in message ...
> On the other hand, trains disappearing and reappearing is a huge facination
> for children and adults alike (myself included). That's one of the reasons
> why traditional model railroaders have always added tunnels and hidden • loops
> to their layouts.
One of our previous Vancouver Lego Club layouts had hidden sidings under a
mountain controlled by Mindstorms (courtesy of the automation genius of Dean
Husby) so that one train entered at one end and a different one came out the
other end. We had three trains in there alternating. The audience was
definitely intrigued :-)
Kevin
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