Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area LEGO® Train Club (WamaLTC)

Greenberg’s Toy and Train Show in Chantilly, Virginia on August 18 and 19, 2001

Tom Cook, Kevin Loch, Denise Jadud

Tom Cook, Kevin Loch, and Denise Jadud among those setting up on Friday the 17th.

Tract houses by Abe Friedman.

Abe Friedman brought his latest creation, a series of tract houses.

Red, white, green Main Street buildings by Greg Kramer

Greg Kramer supplied several buildings suitable for a small town’s Main Street.

Margaret Keys Seven-Eleven

Margaret Keys’ 7-11 featured front, back, and full interior.

Church

A wedding at the church squeezed between the road and the track at the turn.

Row houses by Cris Berneburg

Cris Berneburg took Christina Hitchcock’s idea for a row house and just couldn’t stop.

The rough side of the tracks

But Cris and his row houses had to find a spot right next to the tracks—not the toniest spot to live.

Blue building with big windows for every floor

Abe’s blue gym offered a surprise tenant on every floor for the observant visitors.

Christina Hitchcock and Margaret Keys

Christina and Margaret turn their attention to the building table established for the children and some of their parents.

Christina Hitchcock.

Christina makes a final adjustment before the show reopens on Sunday.

Scene of a car wreck

There was a crash here by the railroad station…

Scene of another wreck

…and another around the corner in the residential quarter…

Another pileup on the elevated highway

…and here’s a jack-knifed, overturned truck on the elevated highway. Someone please build a hospital…

LEGO® Direct caboose

Look at the red (LEGO® Direct) caboose make its way around the track.

Our layout. The thumbnails above are from the Brickshelf folder of Abe Friedman from Friday the 17th, the Brickshelf folder of Abe Friedman from Saturday the 18th, the Brickshelf folder of Abe Friedman from Sunday the 19th) and the Brickshelf folder of Roy R. Gal, used by permission. Other photographs of our appearance at the Greenberg’s Toy and Train Show are available in the Brickshelf folder of Kevin Loch and the Brickshelf folder of Constantine Hannaher .

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