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One major oops,
The prize amounts are $20, $10 and $5 for each category of Science Fiction,
Fantasy and Horror. Sorry about that. Hell of time for a typo.
Matthew Verdier wrote in message ...
> Hello Lego Community!
>
> Well, here it is the first of September and in most parts of the country • the
> first hints of the Fall have begun. Maybe the wind has the merest hint of • a
> chill, or perhaps you have seen a few bare spots on your trees in your • yard.
> Perhaps you have seen Halloween paraphernalia for sale at the local stores
> already. If you have given any thought to what you are going to be for
> Halloween, then perhaps you should consider what you are going to build!
>
> Have you ever seen anyone win a Halloween costume contest with a clown
> costume? I associate Halloween with Fantasy, Horror and Science Fiction.
> As a child, for me Halloween was a time when the mysterious walked in the
> shadows, ghosts were just around the next corner and vast alien fleets
> watched the bizarre behavior of us strange humans near the orbit of Pluto.
> My imagination was always at it's peak at this time of the year. I hope
> this is true for the rest of you as well.
>
> So in that vein, everyone is invited to participate. Also, my co-judges • and
> I have decided that the contest needs somewhat more substantial prizes. In
> each of the three areas (Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror), three • winners
> will be chosen for first place, second place and third place. These • winners
> will receive gift certificates from Toys R Us in the amounts of $20, $20 • and
> $5 respectively to help further their building careers. In addition, the
> winners will be made special custom contest icons to display on their
> webpages for display. Also, special themed minifigs will be given to each
> of the contest winners. Finally, everyone who enters will have their
> entries displayed on the contest site and will be allowed to use the • contest
> Icons as they see fit on their own home pages.
>
> So, if this has sparked your interest, or if your interest was already
> sparked, stop by the contest site. Anne Sullivan, Felix Greco and I hope • to
> hear from all of you soon.
>
> Matthew Verdier
>
> http://www.GeoCities.com/~hldc/
>
>
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