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It has to be said (since I had one previous run-in with the legal department of the LEGO company, but that's neither here nor there), that this page is in no way affiliated with the LEGO Company (Canada or otherwise) and is not endorsed by the aforementioned company.
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See Calum's photos of the show here.
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***April 17-18, 2004***
We were invited to the Toronto Toy, Train and Doll Show. Good times, people!
Since the rtlToronto core train group is in a 'rebuilding' phase, we showed up with what we had. It was still very much appreciated!
Here some members of the the group are going over the plans...
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| Part of Derek's area, with a construction boom and hard working mini-figs.
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A nicely designed intersection.
Looking down at the harbour--note the lift-lock!
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Derek lifts his bridge into place
Bridge in place
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More conferencing...
GE SD70ACE! How'd that get in here???
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| The little steam engine going by Jeremy's nicely constructed cliff wall
An overview of Jeremy's section
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Derek's racer track--some people compared it to an LRT. It looked very nice!
The guys doing some furious building
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Above view of the harbour, bridges and even more conferencing...
The guys doing some furious building (part deux)
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My little contribution to the show--canoeists (and 'gator)
Once again, the train shop makes an appearance.
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More pics of the bridges
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Derek's train station. Beautiful and elegant in simplicity and function.
Track level shot across the front of the layout
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The bridge one more time!
Checking out the internal reinforcing lattice work of Jeremy's mountainside
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| Track level shot of 'the back 40'
The group.
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The Vision Command was also incorporated into the layout. It captured video all weekend. As soon as I get around to editing the 15+ hours, I'll post the results here.
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