PennLUG’s March meeting is March 3rd. It will be hosted at my house, please see the forums for more details as always.

Hope to see you soon!

Cale and group put in the new display at the LEGO Store in King of Prussia mall.

Display was created by Matt Hocker

Wow a month flies by! Feb 4th is the next meeting, please visit the forums for more details, and check your email. If you did not get an email then please goto the forums and speak with Cale or Chris B.

Brick-on!

The Jan PennLUG meeting will be Saturday Jan 14th. Please see the boards for more information on the where and info on parts draw.

It’s late, but wanted to wish all PennLUG users a Happy New Year! This year looks to be promising with LEGO’s new themes and updates on models. It looks great! I can’t wait to see how everything turns out!

Happy Holidays! This is a reminder that the next PennLUG meeting will be on December 10th. Please see the forums for more information. See you soon!

PennLUG is proud to be able to display a holiday train themed layout at America On Wheels Museum in Allentown.


Please visit http://www.americaonwheels.org/ to find the operating hours the display runs all week. PennLUG members will be available on most weekends and some special events. Please come out and see this amazing layout and museum.


We hope to see you soon! Happy Holidays!

Hey everyone, just a friendly reminder that the next meeting is quickly approaching on November 3rd. Please see the forums for more details on the location.

If you are intending to come please visit the forum as they’re will likely be a parts draw.

Click the picture to see more LEGOLAND Flordia Pictures!

A small group of PennLUGers went down to LEGOLAND Florida, which officially opened it’s doors in October!

Our very own Cale is also featured on The Brothers Brick!

http://www.brothers-brick.com/2011/10/13/train-double-feature/

You might be able to guess I’m going through my recent additions to my blog list. These two steam train pictures look so nice together I’m going to save myself some typing and blog them together. Both are excellent models and showcase the advantages of building trains at 8-wide. Which needs to be showcased since it is a dirty size[1].

First we have Cale Leiphart‘s USRA Light Mikado from World War I as operated by the Baltimore and Ohio railway.

Followed by this excellent diorama by Tony Sava (SaveTheAggie) from his series “The Texas Brick Railroad”.

[1] That’s a train-head joke. There’s joking banter between 6/7w builders and 8w builders that dates back many years.