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The one to steal the spotlight for part 1 coverage of Brickworld 2013, is PennLug, a Pennsylvania based Lego group. Most of the other train set-ups were either hastily thrown together, or totally crazy, which is awesome; but a small town approach surprisingly impressed me the most. Everything was set up, as if it was a small town; such as a set up for a train yard, a small suburban neighborhood, even a downtown area. Other displays use the Lego Creator set buildings to set up their town. They made their own buildings, decoration, and just those little things that make this town more believing. There was a huge cylinder shaped hole in the exhibit, with a train in the middle, the track is actually able to spin and pivot along different set of track! It is incredible what these people at 
Brickworld think of. Brickworld is still more then trains of course; and with the improved leg room in this new hotel complex, our vision has greatly improved! So many new displays, yet so little time. everything here at Brickworld has been improved ten-fold, and it doesn’t seem to slow down at any rate. The creations just get more crazy as I push forward through Brickworld.
