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LegoDude
ParticipantOur Friend’s son in Erie does also make syrup. Lines everywhere running to a pool and they ended up building a pressure boiler shack. Quite the set up. Are you this complex?
LegoDude
ParticipantGreat seasonal look. The use of snow as a prop is great. Maybe tomorrow you can post the ice planet version!
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ParticipantWelcome Mark. There are some really creative individuals in the group!
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ParticipantThe 9:30 to 11:00 slot will work if you are not going to use them. Please be sure you are the first priority.
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ParticipantGood evening Josh,
Do you have any tickets left for the brick bar? My wife said she wanted to go….so why not. If I could get 4 it would be great.
Not sure what you may have left at this point.
Thanks, LenLegoDude
ParticipantNice. I do not have the Eiffel Tower. For some reason I did not see the Alpine Village. I really like the idea of the lego backdrop of mountains.
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ParticipantPaula,
Thanks for your teams work yesterday morning.
LenLegoDude
ParticipantJust getting back. I plan to be there. Hope to see some of you in person.
Thanks, LenLegoDude
ParticipantMake sure @greg sees your winter display
I saw it! I saw it! I like the snowy mountain and the ski slope and …
Len, how do you store your builds? I understand that major landscapes had to be disassembled in the move from Erie, but certainly a lot of those buildings are still intact, and we know that if you leave LEGO out for awhile, it collects dust.
I generally break down all the buildings and all the scenery and put them back in their boxes. I only have the modular building on shelves in my basement. Very little re-use of scenery.I use a paint brush to dust them every so often. There are a decent amount of old blocks in the the white snow, so watch out where those huskies go.
LegoDude
ParticipantThe train “standards” would be a decent thing for me to help out with to sort of work my way into it. I will be out of town 2 of 4 weeks in January, but February should be better.
LegoDude
ParticipantThis set-up took me about three weeks to complete due to the previous one being set up at Thanksgiving. There were lots of details missed.
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ParticipantStill coming because of size
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ParticipantLet me get a couple more posted and then I will stop.
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ParticipantThe library was in Erie, PA and everything is apart except the modular buildings….I will try to get some the RR museum items posted tomorrow.
PS> No need to call me LD (although I don’t care), my name is Len
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ParticipantI will have to shrink the other photos down to post them. The reality is I use a lot of pieces (and people) that I have to form a scene. Not near the artistic ability of some of what I have seen posted. Realized I lived in Erie, so my only access to bricks was store sets until the last 5 year when there was at least an eBay option for random bricks for me as I was not connected to a group.
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