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Hi all,
BrickJournal 3 is now out, if you didnt notice:-)!
Issue 3 spotlights many of the events of last year from the US and Europe, with
articles from 1000-steineland™, LEGO® World, and of course, BrickFest®!
Along with events are articles from Zach Zweigart, Henry Lim, Ben Fleskes, and
many more!
116 pages, and a BIG download, so be forewarned!
Links are:
Torrent
Mirror 1
Mirror 2
Mirror 3
Mirror 4
Many thanks to the people who wrote all the articles and submitted the photos!
Joe Meno
Editor/Publisher, BrickJournal
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Hi all,
BrickJournal 3 is now out, if you didnt notice:-)!
Issue 3 spotlights many of the events of last year from the US and Europe,
with articles from 1000-steineland™, LEGO® World, and of course, BrickFest®!
Along with events are articles from Zach Zweigart, Henry Lim, Ben Fleskes,
and many more!
116 pages, and a BIG download, so be forewarned!
Links are:
Torrent
Mirror 1
Mirror 2
Mirror 3
Mirror 4
Many thanks to the people who wrote all the articles and submitted the
photos!
Joe Meno
Editor/Publisher, BrickJournal
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I got this from BIMP the other day and I have to say it is huuuuuuge. Lots of
reading to be had (I only get it for the articles of course) and gawking for
those who are into that sort of thing ;)
Thanks again Joe for putting all this together. Its a lot of hard work and I
hope the rewards are as great for you as they are for me.
Tim
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Hi all,
BrickJournal 3 is now out, if you didnt notice:-)!
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Great work Joe! I finally finished reading it yesterday and cant wait for #4!
The writing and in particular the graphic design are excellent. Its truly a
professional quality magazine that anyone in the hobby would be proud of. Im
sure if you can continue with this level of quality you will be successful
beyond your wildest dreams.
But there is one small complaint that I have - hinted at by the word finally
in the previous paragraph. Its a little too big. Id much rather have smaller
issues being released more often, than have one huge issue every few months. In
this case you could have spread out the stories in #3 over several issues
released over the past few months.
Other than that one complaint/suggestion I think youre doing a wonderful job
and I hope you can continue in that vein. I eagerly await the next issue....
--Bill.
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, William R. Ward wrote:
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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
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Hi all,
BrickJournal 3 is now out, if you didnt notice:-)!
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Great work Joe! I finally finished reading it yesterday and cant wait for
#4! The writing and in particular the graphic design are excellent. Its
truly a professional quality magazine that anyone in the hobby would be proud
of. Im sure if you can continue with this level of quality you will be
successful beyond your wildest dreams.
But there is one small complaint that I have - hinted at by the word
finally in the previous paragraph. Its a little too big. Id much rather
have smaller issues being released more often, than have one huge issue every
few months. In this case you could have spread out the stories in #3 over
several issues released over the past few months.
Other than that one complaint/suggestion I think youre doing a wonderful job
and I hope you can continue in that vein. I eagerly await the next issue....
--Bill.
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Hi Bill!
Yeah, the size got out of hand. One of the problems that BrickJournal has to
manage is dealing with time-critical stories. Its already handicapped in that
there is only a quarterly schedule for it, which was set up to keep everyone
sane:-)
Some of the stories can be spread out, but events should be presented as soon as
they can. Issue 3 got a lot of events, and there was actually thought of making
an event-only issue, but that was changed.
Issue 4 will be smaller. I think:-)!
Thanks for the compliments too - this has been one fun and creative outlet for
me and I am very proud and happy with the magazine and all those who have and
will be helping out!
Later,
Joe
ed/pub, BrickJournal
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