RailBricks Issue 1

[highlandcattle]

http://news.lugnet.com/announce/?n=3636

Looks pretty cool , i ordered the print version so now I have to refrain from reading the PDF.

Have fun yall

[Freddie]

I've read the PDF, so I'm not going to spoil it for you.

There's a really neat layout trick demonstrated in it that I am yet to see used in large display layouts. I'm going to see if I can get my fellow LUG-members to use it for the layout we're going to display next year.

Other than that I just skimmed through it. I'm not that hardcore of a train-fan, even if my Brickshelf folder suggests otherwise.

[Asuka]

A very nice and interesting train magazine, thank you very much for that link, highlandcattle! *y*

[beatnik]

Greetings all!

I

[Asuka]

Thank you very much for this wonderful news about a very fine and interesting

LEGO train magazine! *y*

Although, of course, we already

[beatnik]

Doh!

Sorry. Feel free to close this thread down. I'm a bit hazy at the moment. My first child was born on the same day that we launched Railbricks!

-Jeramy

[Mr Hobbles]

I had a look through this yesterday, seems very well done, on par with BrickJournal!

I especially found the article on the curves made out of straights very interesting. Also the article on that big black locomotive which I cant quite remember the name of right now.

All in all, very well done! I hope like BrickJournal you can get exclusives on new stuff, especially the new power functions train line in a couple of years!

All the best, and keep up the good work!

[AzMean]

i have scanned thru the magazine and its a great read and informative.. wats more, there are instructions to build a locomotive! 8-

[MatthewUSA]

Thank you Highlandcattle for this information. I can't wait to read the magazine as well. I had a subscription to Model Railroader for the ideas it presented. Model Railroader was very informative as well even for a Lego train layout. But I definitly look forward to what this magazine has to say.

[Asuka]

Congrats, beatnik! *y*