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Lynn
 Post subject: Happy Halloween!
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Happy Halloween Everyone!!
Here are some pictures of my Halloween village. The yellow house is my newest addition this year.


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A few more


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what a "treat"!...someone has been busy making houses!...

my very best regards...howard...

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Are those all your creations..

Way Cool.
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Lynn, our house is a 2-story colonial like your yellow house. It's gray now, but when we moved in it was yellow. Not haunted, though. Looks great. Thanks for sharing,
Paul
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Lynn, That is AWESOME!! Great houses and display!! I love all your little figures too, the wolf-man is super cool. Thanks so much for sharing with us!!!
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Brian, The wolfman, Dracula, and mummy are from Lionel. Check out this page and scroll down:

http://halloweentrains.com/buyers_guide ... _gauge.htm
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Thanks Paul, cool page! I love the original movie monsters. It looks like Lionel is out of stock, but I'll keep an eye out for some.

Lynn, I just noticed the witch flying away on the broom! LOVE IT! :)
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Thanks everyone, I love making the Halloween houses. Some of the figures are actually miniature tree ornaments I have collected over the years and some of the ghost I made myself, simple enough with Sculpty. Brian, I purchased the Lionel figures from Pacific Western Rail Service http://www.pacific-western-rail.com/ann ... hp?ID=6883 I believe they have them still in stock!
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A marvelous display; I enjoyed sharing it with my list.
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