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

Derek’s shunter with Todd’s video camera installed displaying on this notebook computer kept visitors amused.

A F40PH in the colors of the VRE heads a new commuter train by Constantine.

Todd’s red-accented High-Speed Train.

Todd’s even more red GP-38.

Tom’s clearance car and B&O boxcar make an appearance.

Pullman Gallery car.

Kawasaki Bi-Level car.

Mafersa coach car.

Control cab end…

…betrays a sticker covering multiple pieces.

A new look to the ambassador car.

Tom challenged participants to make use of the chromed parts in the 4 Juniors 4654 Tanker Truck, and this was his contribution.

Constantine’s.

Margaret built a tank car rather than a hopper.

Todd’s circus cars…

…included this aquarium car.

Tom built a tower to hold aloft the receiver for commands from the remote controls.

Sadly, some participants did not devote full attention to the task of train operation.

Derek’s B-25J finds a home in Kevin’s last-minute addition of a Vehicle Assembly Building.

Mike’s 7-11.

Mike’s lighthouse.

Abe’s large red building.

Actually, Abe’s tan building is big, too.

Kevin’s downtown.

Tom’s row houses.

The builder across the way skimped on the architectural details…

Constantine’s Main Street across from the subway station was anchored by a corner building inspired by a former participant’s creation*.

2002 prices.

Todd’s construction site.

Todd’s circus.

Margaret’s farm.

Bob’s valley.

The Old Lady’s shoe by Tony.

Some non-LEGO® track in Ken’s Wild West area.

An otherwise bucolic-looking mountain…

…harbors a hideout! By Tony.

Mike, Todd, Derek.

Derek, Tony, Bob.

Margaret, Tom.

Todd, Denise.

Ken, Sheila.