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Re: PNLTC to break Guinness record!
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lugnet.trains.org, lugnet.trains
Date: 
Thu, 1 Jun 2000 02:26:02 GMT
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johnneal@uswest.net[stopspam]
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Congrats Ben, Dan, Steve et al-- a rather prodigious feather in the club cap
and good press for LTCs!!  One question-- is the "LEGO sponsored part" mean
that they will be providing the track?

Ben Fleskes wrote:

Pacific Northwest LEGO Train Club Official Press Release
**    **    **    **    **    **    **    **    **    **    **    **    **

"It's a snap with LEGO: Enthusiasts' Club Attempts Train Track World Record"

The Pacific Northwest Lego Train Club (PNLTC) has announced plans to set a
new record for the Guinness Book with a display featuring model trains,
track, and structures -- all made of LEGO bricks.  Scheduled to be held
August 17-20th in the Center House at the Seattle Center, Seattle,
Washington, the "Year2000 LEGO Train Layout" is expected to break a current
record of nearly 1800 feet set in 1992.

Scenes within the exhibit shall include a modern city skyline, wild west
area, European city, sprawling waterway and port area, airport, and
trainyard.  In addition to the group's hallmark of dynamic, ever-changing
displays, a number of train and track records such as "longest-, fastest-,
most-, and largest-" shall be set.  The public is also invited to
participate in the layout: a canned food donation benefiting Northwest
Harvest, a local foodbank hunger program, will allow builders to place
creations on the layout using bricks onhand.

The event is officially co-sponsored by the LEGO Company and the Seattle
Center.  PNLTC is a private, non-profit organization providing a forum for
adult LEGO collectors to build, share ideas, and display their creations.
The club mounts popular displays at public expositions and charity
fundraisers throughout the Seattle-Portland area.

The English translation of the Danish word "LEGO" says it all:  Play Well!

Ouch.  Perhaps they meant "leg godt"? ;-)

-John

Information regarding the event may be found at these websites --

    Pacific NW LEGO Train Club:  www.pnltc.org
    Seattle Center:  www.seattlecenter.com/events/famprog.htm
    Northwest Harvest:  www.northwestharvest.org

or contact Dan Parker at dnvpark@gte.net



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