[John S]

Interested. Sending a PM. Was thinking red/green as well, but might do some other winter style since its been done.

[John S]

That’s really cool @greg. I’d build one of those. Agree with Tom, not sure if by Fall Trolley though. Be neat to have for future shows.

[John S]

Not sure of my status this year as I’m in the middle of a rebuild (as in I just started lol). But my new layout is 4 baseplates deep on their own, before train track going around.

Again, not sure I’ll be ready for this year anyway but wanted to give an idea that layout has evolved and doesn’t incorporate into the city as much, more standalone.

[John S]

Both fall and Santa trolley uses lug tables.

[John S]

Wasn’t sure if it was worth the haul out or not.

[John S]

If it’s not a 2×2 round plate, it’s a 2×2 round tile with open stud.

[John S]

Seconded.

[John S]

I won’t be attending after all. Didn’t register anything. Guess I need to figure out how to remove?

[John S]

Couple questions since I’ve never been to this (or any larger show).

Do the lugs typically stay together to display and individual exhibitors get bunched into the separate themes? Or would lugs get separated as well?

@greg are you still considering displaying? I’m assuming your North Pole / winter builds? Any interest in having a double sided walk-around display with my city on one and your North Pole on the other? Not sure if that’s even possible, or if it would work with your build.

@knb112 family logistical question. What day did you head down in the past and did you have Zander with you the whole time? Trying to figure out if this is a bring the family the whole time trip or if they should come for the weekend only.

Thanks in advance. Still trying to figure out if this would work this year or not.

[John S]

Caught invisible red handed.

[John S]

It’s nice, but it would look better with a coating of snow. ❄️[/quote]

What are you talking about? It’s covered in snow??

[John S]

I got my hands on some early. Check out my latest MOC.

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[John S]

I believe it to be correct.

The only issue I see is that the track that connects to the line going into the shed won’t connect, since you’re using the individual track pieces and don’t have the connections to the next track plate (Like your other line)

[John S]

Any pictures of the problem area? Maybe we can group source a solution.

[John S]

Very nice!

[John S]

Hi Tom. Welcome. We spoke a few times before at locomotion weekend and home and garden last year. Nice to see you here. Always happy to have another winter builder!!

[John S]

Thanks everyone. I tried to make sure every intersection type is covered!

[John S]

Congrats!

[John S]

Thank you. Prepared for anything..intersection related.

[John S]

[John S]

For those that didn’t see at International LEGO Day, I finally figured out how to incorporate a curved track for the tram running in my road. I then realized that if I’m going to continue to join the city layouts, that I might not know where my curve section needs to go. So in my overthinking, I’ve modularized my modular curve section!

Pictures and (very) quick video showing how easy it is to change intersection type and therefore road/track directions.

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[John S]

It is a sticker! Too bad.

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[John S]

I saw it and thought the same thing Greg!

[John S]

This was a really great show. My first time at the trolley museum. Thank you again Laura!

[John S]

I can be available to unload at Josh’s.

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