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| This
is the downtown section, you can see the train station on the left here.
It was an afterthought, since we really did not plan a layout, we just
brought what we had and put it together |
Here
is a shot of the train station in the downtown area, you can see the
road running right next to it, which was a result of the tables, etc. |
Here
is a shot of Larry P.'s great looking streetcars and his variation of a
bullet train made from a 4561. Nice to see parked near the station! |
Here
is the train station, conveniently located right next to the airport.
Great transportation or center of disaster? You decide! |
| Scott's
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Peter
Guenther's Pictures |
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| Another
shot of the station with the monorail running into it. Kai Brodersen is
in the background running the trains. . |
Here
is a shot of the backside of the station. |
Here
is another back shot, closer. You can see how the windows and how they
are placed. |
Interesting
picture! Tony is working on the roof, I had some trouble with it, since
it was his design! You can see Kai gazing longingly at the door, wishing
he would have as many 1x4x3 windows as I have! ; ) In the background,
you can see a table with the various vehicles we pulled out for the
display. |
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Guenther's Pictures |
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| Here
is a good shot of the station, with the roof removed. You can see we did
not get to the interior! : ) |
Here
is a good shot of the back of the station, with Larry's trains and
another coming into view. The roof has been added in this shot. |
Here
is a shot of the monorail and the airport again. |
I
like this shot, it is the roof, and a good overall shot of the station.
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