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Hi,
Op Legoworld '06 stond een man die eigen setjes van o.a. de Sik verkocht. Heb
een kaartje van hem meegenomen maar ben die kwijt. Weet iemand het adres van
zijn website? Alvast bedankt!
Jeroen de Haan
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Dear LEGO fans,
From October 19 to 24, LEGO®WORLD will be held in Zwolle, The Netherlands.
During the past years it has become on of the largest LEGO events around the
world, with in 2005 over 48,000 visitors. It has become such an success as a
result of the large efforts by De Bouwsteen, the Dutch LEGO Users Group, its
members and last but not least many LEGO fans from abroad. These participants
show the possibilities of LEGO and are as such an inspiration for the visitors
of this event. The success has been created by you.
The event, with a floor area over 20,000 square meters, shows a large range of
LEGO products, from Duplo to Mindstorms. Not only current product line is shown
and demonstrated, but also many AFOLs show their collections of older LEGO
and/or their MOCs. In addition there are LEGO building contests, LEGO movies are
shown and much other entertainment for the whole family.
You can find impressions of LEGO®WORLD 2005 in Brickjournal Issues 3 and 4. If
you would like to get more information on participating in LEGO®WORLD 2006 or as
visitor, you can find more information on www.debouwsteen.com, or contact either
me: sybrandbonsma@hotmail.com or Paul Wolters: paul.wolters@debouwsteen.com.
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Summer is now on and if you are on holidays around the 14th/16th of
July, FreeLUG is organising its 4th Summer AFOLs Days close to
Toulouse at Ayguesvives, south of France.
You’ll find much more details on the event on the following article
on FreeLUG website:
http://www.freelug.org/article.php3?id_article=514 (in english)
http://www.freelug.org/article.php3?id_article=508 (en français)
If you do come, bring anything you want to show/share with other
or just bring yourself and your digital camera.
Hope to see you in Toulouse !!
Erik “brickerik” Amzallag,
FreeLUG member,
For the event team.
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XXII Legofest is coming for the first time in Ballabio (near Lecco,
Northern Italy, not far from Milan).
The show will take place on 1st and 2nd July 2006.
Saturday 1 will be reserved to the AFoL/luggers.
Sunday 2 will be an open exhibition.
See all details at the following link:
http://itlug.maino.org/itlug_20060701/English/Ballabio_locandina_English.php
The exhibition takes place in a school structure with more than 500 square
meter of space available for your buildings. We don't have any lack of space!
What can you show?
It's simple: everything's made of Lego parts!
Please note that we're organizing the Great Ball Contraption and a robotic
match.
ALL LUGGERS FROM ALL THE WORLD ARE INVITED!
If you want to take part to the event, please refer to the following
link:
http://itlug.maino.org/itlug_20060701/English/Iscrizione_Itlug_English.php
Please note that the registration is free of charge. We can
arrange hotels or camping for you. Don't be afraid to ask for help on how to
reach the meeting.
XXII Legofest gives the opportunity of a big international meeting and a
weekend between the mountains!
We'll wait for you!
Sincerely
Marco Chiappa
chmar@chmar.it
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Hmm, it is time to respond to this message!
At LEGO World in Zwolle, the Neherlands, five members of De Bouwsteen set
the record at 1 hour, 19 minutes and 2 seconds, timed by Jan Beier. This was
on monday october 24th.
I was one of the five participants :-)
Greetings
Maico Arts
"Kevin L. Clague" <kevin_clague@yahoo.com> schreef in bericht
news:Iovs4y.sHI@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.events, Jan-Albert van Ree wrote:
> > During the Bricking Bavaria 2005 weekend, oct 22-23, an attempt was made • to
> > trash the 8421 speed build record set at BrickFest 2005, at 1 hour 48 • minutes
> > something.
> >
> > I'm happy to report the record is back in Europe again, thanks to a • Dutch/German
> > coalition. As it stands it's 1 hour, 36 minutes and 29 seconds. And • today during
> > LEGOWorld another team will give it another go, team and results so far • unknown.
> >
> > More about it at 1000steine.de ,
> > http://f24.parsimony.net/forum61776/messages/106719.htm and I'm sure Jan • Beyer
> > will report in later. Let's hope LEGO keeps this set in it's program a • while
> > longer, building it was a blast!
> >
> > Regards,
> > Jan-Albert van Ree
>
> Congratulations to our European competitors and friends!
>
> Kevin (former world record holder for 8421) Clague
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In lugnet.events, Jan-Albert van Ree wrote:
> During the Bricking Bavaria 2005 weekend, oct 22-23, an attempt was made to
> trash the 8421 speed build record set at BrickFest 2005, at 1 hour 48 minutes
> something.
>
> I'm happy to report the record is back in Europe again, thanks to a Dutch/German
> coalition. As it stands it's 1 hour, 36 minutes and 29 seconds. And today during
> LEGOWorld another team will give it another go, team and results so far unknown.
>
> More about it at 1000steine.de ,
> http://f24.parsimony.net/forum61776/messages/106719.htm and I'm sure Jan Beyer
> will report in later. Let's hope LEGO keeps this set in it's program a while
> longer, building it was a blast!
>
> Regards,
> Jan-Albert van Ree
Congratulations to our European competitors and friends!
Kevin (former world record holder for 8421) Clague
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During the Bricking Bavaria 2005 weekend, oct 22-23, an attempt was made to
trash the 8421 speed build record set at BrickFest 2005, at 1 hour 48 minutes
something.
I'm happy to report the record is back in Europe again, thanks to a Dutch/German
coalition. As it stands it's 1 hour, 36 minutes and 29 seconds. And today during
LEGOWorld another team will give it another go, team and results so far unknown.
More about it at 1000steine.de ,
http://f24.parsimony.net/forum61776/messages/106719.htm and I'm sure Jan Beyer
will report in later. Let's hope LEGO keeps this set in it's program a while
longer, building it was a blast!
Regards,
Jan-Albert van Ree
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Strongest bridge contest at LEGOWorld 2005
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Hello,
FreeLUG (with the agreement of organizators) would like to organize a building
contest : build the strongest bridge with LEGO Parts.
If you like building bridge with LEGO parts, and want to test the resistance of
it, this challenge is for you :-). You will see that LEGO bricks can support
heavy charge.
The goal is to build the most resistant 100 studs long bridge.
Every LEGOWorld’s exhibitors and volunteers are welcome for this challenge.
the contest will take place on saturday, 22th October.
the complete rules of this contest are
here in english and
here in french
if something is unclear or if you have any question, please ask us (me or in
this thread).
we hope to see a lot of bridge
See you,
Jean-Louis Bergamo
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