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As far as I was concerned, the crowning jewel of the Vermont Rails Train show was, naturally, Barb Pitfido's Lego layout. I enjoyed her work immensely when I first saw it at the Dollars for Scholars Train Show last year, and yesterday was no exception. We recognized each other on sight :p, and she pointed out to me the humorous details of her layout this time around.

This is Gulliver. He has appeared in a past layout tied down by minifig Lilliputians.



Along the front of the display, there was a swamp.



The livestock had escaped their alien overlords from the earlier layout and were running away down the tracks.



Some people were having a shovel fight.


A dude led an ostrich herd, keeping pace with the train.


Further back in the layout, an obviously evil train, staffed by ghosts, belched noxious green smoke. [It glows in the dark.]


A makeshift settlement sprang up near the evil train tracks.


People used it as an informal dump.


Santa moved in and got drunk. [That yellow thing in his lap is a bottle, more clearly seen two photos up.]


Pirates [?!] commandeered a nearby tree.


A leprechaun [extreme lower left] popped out of a stump.


Someone let loose the killer clowns [bottom center between two tall pine trees]! Unfortunately, my camera would not pick up their angry expressions and weapons.


Little Red Riding Hood [center background] dreamed of having a SmartCar of her own one day.


The monkey, already well-stocked with bananas, refused to dismount, even with the promise of bribes.


People enjoying their meals were puzzled and slightly disturbed by the presence of someone dressed as a chicken.

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