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The latest issue of BrickJournal is out!
So what’s in it?
Well, there are event reports from all over, and interviews with Female AFOLS
and also with LEGO staff, including Jørgen Vig Knudstorp!
It’s 124 pages of all the fun and interesting things in the LEGO hobby, so
enjoy!
You can download Issue 6 here:
Full Torrent,
Split
Torrent, Mirror 1,
Mirror 2,
Mirror 3,
Mirror 4,
Mirror 5,
Mirror 6,
Mirror 7.
Issue 6 has also
been split into two files to ease downloading:
File 1 - pg 1-62
Mirror 1,
Mirror 2,
Mirror 3,
Mirror 4,
Mirror 5,
Mirror 6,
Mirror 7.
File 2 - pg 63-124
Mirror 1, Mirror 2,
Mirror 3,
Mirror 4,
Mirror 5,
Mirror 6,
Mirror 7.
Many
thanks to the writers, photographers, editors and site mirrors who helped out
with BrickJournal!
Joe Meno
Editor/Publisher,BrickJournal
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
The torrent links now actually work, after fixing a small copy/paste mistake!
:)
Dan
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
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The latest issue of BrickJournal is out!
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A slow Friday allowed me to read this at work.
Thank you all for you efforts and commitment to making another fabulous issue.
Best,
Jonathan
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Dan Boger wrote:
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
The torrent links now actually work, after fixing a small copy/paste mistake!
:)
Dan
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Oops. Thanks for the fix!
Joe
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
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The latest issue of BrickJournal is out!
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This is the first issue for which I haven’t written an article, so I feel like
now is a better time to comment on the writers and contributors to BrickJournal
without sounding too self-aggrandizing.
Having edited a number of articles for both this and the previous issue I
continue to be amazed by two things:
1) The range of facets that make up this hobby. There isn’t just one way to
enjoy LEGO building, there are tons. Be it displays, conventions, massive
models, micro models, collecting LEGO, reviewing sets, or whatever... there is
something about this hobby that can appeal to everyone. And by virtue of the
fact that many voices are now being heard, via BrickJournal, I think even more
of these subsets of interest are being exposed and enjoyed.
2) The overwhelming enthusiasm of the writers for this hobby. Regardless of
spelling mistakes, typos or run-on sentences, the sheer joy with which
BrickJournal contributors write about their interests is enough to make me smile
with each and every rough draft I open up to edit. For as much as this hobby is
about LEGO bricks it’s also about the people who enjoy them. And they are what
really brings the hobby to life.
I hope everyone enjoys Issue #6 and is looking forward to Issue #7 as much as I
am. Oh, there’s another email from Joe..... more editing to do.... gotta run!
;)
Best regards,
Allan B.
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
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The latest issue of BrickJournal is out!
So what’s in it?
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The link to Sachiko Akinaga’s Lego page is wrong. It should be:
http://www.lets-brick.com/eng/lego_top.html
Maybe the Lego layers go to her?
Jeff
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Jeff Findley wrote:
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
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The latest issue of BrickJournal is out!
So what’s in it?
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The link to Sachiko Akinaga’s Lego page is wrong. It should be:
http://www.lets-brick.com/eng/lego_top.html
Maybe the Lego layers go to her?
Jeff
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Maybe:-) I thought I had corrected that, but I didn’t. My mistake.
I’ll be releasing a corrected issue soon!
Thanks!
Joe
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Jeff Findley wrote:
Maybe:-) I thought I had corrected that, but I didn’t. My mistake.
I’ll be releasing a corrected issue soon!
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Thanks. It figures that was the first link in the PDF I tried to follow. :-)
Jeff
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