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This is all so confusing... We should list all our theories and write them down, and figure out EVERYTHING we've discovered. Agreed?

Sounds like we have a plan AND a lovely room. I think we should take a break in here and gather our thoughts on how to get the Crocodile down to the Emerald. Okay?

This was my first ever set. Hehe, I remember my Dad building it for me. Thanks for the review of a set I'll always love! ~A.S.

Heh, pretty funny actually. "Yay! Spring break! Ohh... I don't feel too good- BLEUGH!" Had me in fits 'n' giggles. ~A.S.

Actually, the project will take approximately 2 - 2,1/2 years to complete. If you've read the topic you'd know. The midi-scale version is Under Construction but I'm waiting for either good weather to come by my house or take it in to my school's Art Department.

I can't sleep! I need some gas for my truck, and the handcar, and the tractor and the... the... ZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzz...

I voted for TheBrickster a while back anyway, and I'm not going to revoke that. His entry was the best, IMO (yeah Hinck, the BEST!)

With my past, uh, slip-ups in playing EE (albeit a very complicated game), I doubt you're gonna let my game go ahead, right? I'm refining the plot anyway, just in case, but its your call! ~A.S.

Oh yeah, pictures. Oops, sorry. Been busy making a Classic Town street... And actually no, I haven't had the light. The weather here, recently, has been profoundly crap, so I am very sorry. I might take it into my school and photograph it in the Art Department studio, I'm so god-damn desperate. ~A.S.

My one's fine here in Coventry, UK. Could just be atmospheric interference? ~A.S.

Oh my god! I LOVE Twilight, and these are perfect! *Turns into an annoyingly-high-pitched-teenage-girl* Lego Edward, will you marry me? ... Don't know what came over me there. Great figs, great work. I've read all the books, seen the movie, thank you for this work! ~A.S.

Mhm, okay then. Is that handcar okay? We could use that to get to the shed.

It might well be... (Is my semi diesel-compatible?)

I loved the slow-motion death! That music was so cheesy!! I loved it! ~A.S.

Hmmm... Howard is right. We didn't explore that area... I'm gonna stick with you guys. Hey, any of you Main Street fellas find any gas? (Is there any fuel for my semi around?)

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Thing is, Eleanor, I'm a-wanting to get the hell outta here, but after drivin' you guys to the Main Street, my semi's outta gas... We're gonna have to find some.

(Don't know if this is allowed, eh Hinck?) I couldn't contribute to Chapter 7 as I was preoccupied with my mother catching a cold and completely milking it as per usual, so sorry. I've read through it anyway and I'll contribute to Chapter 8 ~A.S.

*Is tugged up by Eleanor* Well, I say we get too it. Killin' George can be tied to a train track or somethin'. Hmm... configuration, eh?

Haha, this one was a great finale. Very funny, especially with the whole fight bit. Looking forward to Series Two. ~A.S.

Thanks for this, as I'm just discovering Trains and Town, which is my new love, and these are very appealing.., Cheers ~A.S.

I opened a topic about how to build in that Classic Town style, but Hinckley directed me here, as its pretty much the same thing. I'm trying to make some sort of Swedish/European classic street with a tram route down it. Ideas? ~A.S.

Thank you, these are all very useful answers, and I should have something up for you to see in a day or two Thanks! ~A.S.

Hey, I'm going about making a small Classic Town street, as well as using some new elements. I know about 4-wide cars and such, but I have some questions all the same: 1.) What style are the buildings. Example would be great. 2.) Any specific way they should be made? 3.) How would I go about making a Classic Tram? Examples/ideas would be appreciated. 4.) Any other tips you can provide. Just need some information, so I thought I'd ask. I checked the Town index but nothing answered my questions... Thanks, and I'll be sharing a small MOC in a few days! ~A.S.

Hehe, that old method, eh? Little bit Off Topic, but inspired, I'm building a classic 4-wide tram, and a Classic Street ~A.S.