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  1. miyakoji
    Very impressive. Just in case any of you guys have a fair bit of Lego Technic parts around and are looking for a challenge...
  2. Sacto1985
    Someone in Japan took a LOT of Lego Roller Coaster parts and built this 68 meter long track, complete with a zenmen tenbō video of a trip on the layout on a GoPro camera: It’s either the most amazing setup or a huge time waster.
  3. kvp
    It might be interesting that there are a few rather serious Lego train builders in Japan. Osaka Umeda Hankyu Department store exhibition (Aug 5. - Aug12.): http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=546620 from last year: (14th JAM Convention Aug. 16-18 Tokyo Big Sight) http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=533173 There are various build styles from the B-train shorty like 6 stud wide minis to the more prototypical 7-8 stud wide ones and anything in between. Scale is usually varied in the same range tin plate 0 gauge trains used in the past.
  4. bikkuri bahn
    On display at Odori Station. Quite well done.
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