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Re: Ideas for Brickswest sessions
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Mon, 20 Jan 2003 05:09:29 GMT
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In lugnet.events.brickswest, Brendan Powell Smith writes:
> 3) Modifying LEGO
> -making custom minifigs and custom or modified elements
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> I've certainly seen a lot of very cool custom minifigs on the web, but I
> don't know if any of the good customizers are planning on attending
> Brickswest. Is Bram attending? He could talk about making that aluminum
> 2x4 brick. @8^)
You want us to talk about defiling bricks...at LEGOLAND!?! You're even
braver than I thought. ;)
While I must admit to admiring the occasional custom minifig (for I am
human, and therefore subject to human desires), modifying other LEGO
elements, well, that's the devil's work. After all, Brendan, did not the
prophet Hosea denounce those who modify elements in Hosea 8:7 ("For they
have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind")?
Verily, then, you must respect the sanctity of the Brick. For It is holy,
and not to be tarnished or besmirched.
> 4) Introduction to BrikWars
> -rules basics
> -organizing games
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> I had a blast playing BrikWars at last year's event, and I know there's a
> general gaming roundtable discussion, but I think a structured session on
> introducing the game concepts and rules would be interesting enough to
> warrant a separate session -- especially if more sessions are needed. Mike
> Rayhawk, will you be attending this year?
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> 5) Introduction to the Pirate Game
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> Same as above, but different.
As Frank says in another post, we can certainly cover those topics in the
gaming round table, if attendees so desire.
> 7) Moonbase Project display / discussion
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> I know Jon Palmer isn't attending, and I don't know if anyone is organizing
> a Moonbase Project display at the Pavillion, but I think this could make for
> a good session if there's an attendee who feels they could represent it
> well, organize the display, and lead a discussion.
Hmm, you bring up a good point here. I guess I just assumed that a bunch of
people would bring their modules, and we'd link them all up at the
Pavillion. Perhaps a bit of advanced planning is in order...I'll talk to
the BricksWest High Command about this one. At the very least, I can
organize the display, if need be.
> We had a nice presentation by Daniel Siskind last year, and I was hoping to
> see something like this on the schedule again this year. Ideas for
> discussion would be: how to design sets that one can produce in quantity,
> how best to acquire needed parts, and whether or not such ventures could
> ever be profitable.
You're right, that was a nice presentation by Daniel last year--certainly a
good idea for BW2004 (I don't think it'll happen this year).
Good suggestions, Brendan.
Derek
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| (...) Why, what better place than the place I saw evidence of TLC employees mutilating brick? On the tour of the model shop, we were shown models under repair that had mutilated bricks (some not even really necessary, like cutting a brick or plate (...) (21 years ago, 20-Jan-03, to lugnet.events.brickswest)
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| First let me say that I had a great time at last year's Brickswest, and I'm greatly looking forward to this year's event. Looking over the schedule of sessions for Brickswest 2003 I see a lot of empty slots for sessions. I'm not sure if most of (...) (21 years ago, 16-Jan-03, to lugnet.events.brickswest)
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