QUOTE: Originally posted by SpaceMouse Two things. This weekend my son was standing on a stool and fell into the layout. No damage but structures were thrown on the track. Locos were layou on their sides, etc. I could have been Godzilla. Back in the 80's there used to be a computer game called Smash, Gobble, Cruch. You were a Gozilla like monster and the purpose of the game was to wade through downtown Washington DC, smashing as you go with the purpose of destroying the IRS building. I kinda wi***hey'd bring that one back.
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QUOTE: Originally posted by SpaceMouse QUOTE: Originally posted by davekelly Didn't John Allen have some sort of dinasaur on his layout pulling a wagon? Nellie, a Stegosauous--it didn't pull a wagon, it was a biological switcher.
QUOTE: Originally posted by davekelly Didn't John Allen have some sort of dinasaur on his layout pulling a wagon?
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