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Newbie
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lugnet.trains
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Wed, 18 Oct 2000 13:57:29 GMT
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Hi all,
I'm coming out of my dark ages as it seems to be called in these lists. Last
year I went to a shop to my my daughter her first Lego and thought I'd just
get myself a little Technic cart. Oops. We're now 12 sets later, and all my
old Lego no longer lives in my parents attic....
Anyway, to the point. My main interests at the moment are Robotics and
Serious Modelling. For the latter it seems trains are a great opportunitie:
nice scale, enough detail. And growing up with a dad who has 50 N-scale
trains.... Anyway, my problem is where to start? There are simply no
intersting train sets at the moment. What sets would be recommended? Or what
parts should I get from Brickbay, Baylit and the likes? I'd like to start
with some small engines, steam or Diesel...
Thanx!
Duq
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| (...) Ronald, When I discovered that LEGO made trains (a scant 8 months ago),I also came out of my dark ages. You see, I always had LEGO when I was a child (the 80's)but never was aware of LEGO's 4.5v and 12v trains. The set that got me started was (...) (24 years ago, 18-Oct-00, to lugnet.trains)
| | | Re: Newbie
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| (...) Even though at the moment the train sets available from LEGO are not all that appealing, they are the best way to get train specific parts like motors, wheelsets, bogies, and buffers and magnets especially if you can find the train sets on (...) (24 years ago, 18-Oct-00, to lugnet.trains)
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