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Howdy,
It seems about time we start up a NMLUG. I've been stuck in a dark ages since
undergrad (about 6 years now!), and its time to get out of the slump. A local
LUG would be great motivation for getting building again! Any interest for
setting one up?
Regards,
-Zach "The Lego Maniac"
In lugnet.loc.us.nm, Sean Forbes wrote:
> Seems like it's been a while since anyone posted to the NM section, but a good
> friend of mine is a designer/writer for the Albuquerque Journal and asked if
> there was a Lego Club in the ABQ area.
>
> If you're there and interested, please email me at catjuggling(at)gmail.com
> (ignore the email address above I almost never use it anymore.
>
>
> -Sean
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There used to be. Back in 2002, two other AFOL's and I started one up. We met a
few times and for various personal reasons on each person's part, we sort of
drifted apart. Every now and then I come across these guys in a LUGNET post or
on an instant messager window. I think the other two may still correspond but
I'm not sure.
The AFOL at that time:
Don Bruce, Scott Runyan, myself Robert Graff
In 2003, James Mathis from Soccoro came up here at met with Scott and I. He is
the designer of the Santa Fe train passenger cars.
Don was known for his vast castle layouts and detailed ships. Scott has an
unusually large parts collection, including nearly every known minifig, and has
displayed a 7-foot model of a Texan skyscraper at the NM state fair for many
years. I create and sell mosaics and create stop-motion animation "brickfilms".
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