Posted September 25, 2001 07:06 | Category: Germany (2001) | #
On Sunday, I went back up to the Düsseldorf area, to the city of Mönchengladbach, to meet up with some fellow LEGOŽ fans. Holger, Jan, and Jojo are LEGO train enthusiasts who discovered at a recent meeting of their LEGO train club that there were not nearly enough buildings and other accessories to go along with their trains. So when we met, we built some LEGO train buildings and other similar items. I built a pedestrian overpass, so the LEGO minifigs can get from one platform to the other without being run over by the trains. It was the first time I've worked in collaboration with other LEGO builders, and I think it was very successful.
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| The sides of the pedestrian bridge are built using SNOT techniques (remember the T-shirts?) to construct a truss design. Thanks to Holger for the idea of adding the lamps, and for help with the handrail design. | ||
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