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Re: Info o GMLTC Style Honeycomb structure
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Actually we had the green farm module before they were really selling green
bricks in quantity.  Before they were selling the green 2x4s in sets, about
100-150 of them followed me home from the model shop.  (They let me keep all
of my creations that had been on my desk when I quit.)  Of course, shortly
afterwards they started selling the green bricks, but for a while it was
quite a little collection of rare bricks and colors.  (If you had looked
carefully at the old layout there was some gold and silver bricks too, I
think those are still fairly rare.)

-John3

(I never check skypoint's mail anymore it's a refuge for spam.  Mail me at
yahoo as jkelly3 instead.)

> 
> Wow, now that will look truly great. Don't get me wrong, the GMLTC layouts
> always looked great, but everything was well red. I kinda looked like New Jersey
> at crop planting time. The green base-plates at the NELUG's layout (it was NELUG
> I am thinking of wasn't it?) looked great, and extending earth tones to a GMLTC layout...wow.
> 
> Chris
> 
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> 
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(...) Wow, now that will look truly great. Don't get me wrong, the GMLTC layouts always looked great, but everything was well red. I kinda looked like New Jersey at crop planting time. The green base-plates at the NELUG's layout (it was NELUG I am (...) (26 years ago, 16-Dec-00, to lugnet.trains.org)

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