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LEGO Trains gets and keeps kids (and adults) interested
Posted by
Anonymous
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Tue, Mar 29 2005 2:05 AM
I just thought I'd post a link to a new train that I put together. I am an avid LEGO train fan and promote the fact that LEGO trains is the bridge from wooden pu***rains to scale modeling.
Any way have a look for yourself (D&RGW coach set)....
http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/8664
For more information on LEGO trains see
www.ILTCO.org or visit
www.lugnet.com/trains (see side bar for links)
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Posted by
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Wed, Mar 30 2005 3:27 PM
[8D]LEGO ARE COOL[8D]
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Posted by
Ham549
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Fri, Apr 22 2005 2:01 PM
I never got into normal model trains. To maney small parts and things but LEGO® trains are different. Don't like it rebuild it [:D]
Save the F40PH!
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Posted by
Anonymous
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Thu, May 5 2005 8:15 PM
same here but i find it harder to model realistic trains and realistic interiors
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Fri, Jun 10 2005 11:28 AM
[^][yeah][swg]I'm 10 and I own over 100 LEGO sets but not 1 LEGO train set.[:(]LEGOs are very COOL[8D][:p][:D][:)]
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Posted by
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Tue, Jun 28 2005 4:10 PM
Lego trains are awesome!
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Posted by
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Tue, Jul 18 2006 7:20 PM
csxguy wrote:
Lego trains are awesome!
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Posted by
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Wed, Jul 19 2006 2:16 PM
On this topic, I too am a Lego fan and have entered custom Lego train entries in the Goshen Fair since 2001 and have always took first. I also have found, that Lego trains work well with Lionel standard O in the means of scale. They are not exactly right though (the Lego trains have slightly bigger track and the engines are smaller then Lionel's), but they work. I lvoe Legos, and even though I find the Lego trains a little basic and slightly boring when you're running them (very quite, no sounds and don't feature as much action as Lionel). I am currently working on a subway (in honor of my 2004 masterpiece, a recreation of Astoria, NY with the clasic red "N" trains) system that with feature part of the run hanging over Lionel part, and part of it going under the tables.
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