phoenix42

Weird.... I'd swear I replied to this thread.... disturbing...

@davidmill & Crazywater - I'd offer to bring stuff over from the US for you (planning on visiting Galway this summer), but I think my wife would kill me if she saw any more Lego coming into the house regardless of the reason :)

Thanks Adam, nice work

Can you post an over head view so we can get a better look at the track layout? Thanks

Check out bricklink, you'll be able to pickup up straight (€1.25) and curve (€0.40) sections of track for reasonable money. It really comes down to, what is your goal? Current track sets from Lego.ie are: (when you compare the selection with regular model trains it is disappointing) 7499 Flexible and Straight Tracks 8867 Flexible Train Tracks 7895 Switching Tracks (includes 4 curve tracks) Links: http://www.bricklink...10&searchSort=P http://www.bricklink...10&searchSort=P

Keep it simple, for now at least, davidmull. Read through the various posts, and learn the religion that some folk subscribe too. Finally, enjoy yourself.

I honestly think the name is just a place holder, don't fret.

Ditto for Nashua NH, I'll be having works with my cow-orker :( But the kids had fun, and I did a little bent bricks model.

I wish I could take credit for the "cow-orker" phrase: http://en.wikipedia....#Coined_phrases http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/C/cow-orker.html But there are times when it is an appropriate typo.

A cow-orker tells me that these are take home events.

Too funny - of course now the tune is playing in my head :)

Page is back up, and now listed as "Out of stock, will ship in 30 days"

My bad, my post was not at all clear. I was referring to 10245 Santa's Workshop.

Hopefully Lego will get more stock before Christmas, as it is "Product Not Available" on their site - not sure how this differs from out of stock... http://shop.lego.com/en-US/santa-s-workshop-10245