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Re: Future Wild West Possibilities
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lugnet.western
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Tue, 21 Mar 2000 12:41:23 GMT
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In lugnet.western, Damien Nesbit writes:
Just to suggest how you might incorporate a variety of time periods into
> one display, consider some of the older cities of the world (especially the
> european ones that weren't ravished by the bombs of war) that have very
> antiquated architectural elements surrounded by modern conveniences. You
> could definitely have a coastal fort from the 1800's in a 1920's setting.
> Maybe the fort has hence been transformed into a grainary or factory of some
> type. As the roads get further away from the fort and the Olde Down Town
> section of the display, the buildings could get more modern. Meanwhile, the
> minifigs could be garbd in the latest fashions of the day. Get my drift?
> just a suggestion.
> ---D.
Great Ideas. I think that gives me something to work on. I have been going
to Fort Pickens here in Pensacola which is a civil war era coastal fort that
had many upgrades to modernize it up until the 1920's I belive. I have been
useing it as kind of a reference. I really like your idea. I probably would
have never thought of it.
Thanks
David
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| (...) Just to suggest how you might incorporate a variety of time periods into one display, consider some of the older cities of the world (especially the european ones that weren't ravished by the bombs of war) that have very antiquated (...) (25 years ago, 19-Mar-00, to lugnet.western)
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