The following mini review of a 1960s booklet has been submitted by Olaf (pigmans@win.tue.nl)
Many thanks are due to him.
Several scenes are depicted, with details shown in separate pictures. The scale varies from buildings with stories a mere two bricks high to regular brick people with a height of 15 bricks. Sometimes different scales are combined which gives hilarious effects.
Relatively large sections are devoted to trains (blue, non-electrified tracks) and constructions with motors.
Here are some representative pages.
Page 15: a bedouin (sp?) scene with large people and interesting buildings, palm trees and water pit.
Page 16: a city skyline with some skyscrapers and a lot of HO scale cars.
Page 18: a city street with nice buildings, trucks, sidewalks and a police officer.
Page 24: an airport scene with a _large_ airplane, kerosine truck, bus and passengers.
Page 27: a gasoline station with a closeup view of some HO scale cars. Who said LEGO had no specialized pieces back then?
Page 47: a wild west scene with a fortress, mountains, large cowboys and a small train.
