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Re: Umm, Legoland CA - are you there? (Re: Announcing the next LEGO Modelmaking Experience at LEGOLAND W
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Sat, 1 Jun 2002 09:14:37 GMT
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In lugnet.legoland.california, Lawrence Wilkes writes:
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> "Jonathan Dallas" <brickmason@legos.zzn.com> wrote in message
> news:Gx0Frv.I0r@lugnet.com...
> > I'm sure they know we want this in America, but I don't think it is
> > possible. Last I knew, all the models for the California Park were being
> > built in England. If this is true then there just aren't any master builder
> > workspaces at the LL CA. And no Master Builders to show off models.
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> > I think the best we could see at LL CA would be an up close tour of
> > miniland. See how everything works. That would still be cool. And maybe
> > they could fly in a Master Builder to explain some building techniques. The
> > only thing missing would be the huge amount of rare lego parts.
> >
> > Jonathan D.
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> No, they said at the LLW tour that there was a model maker group at LL CA.
> I believe it is small at present, and true many of the models were built at
> LLW.
Yes, there are master Builders at LL CA, we had one visit us during Bricks West.
> They need some capability on site for maintenance purposes I would assume.
> Besides breakages, people actually steal models or pieces of and take them
> home - the automobiles are popular.
> Cars were one of the things they said were made locally - each model making
> team specialises in cars common to their locality and send them to all the
> other parks if they are 'world' cars.
Yup, I have seen little kids running around miniland with cars they have
taken form the cities. I thought they were attached to the ground, I was
surprsed to find out they were not.
> And actually we didn't go on a tour of the main model making facility.
> The one we did go round, though a working facility, is quite small and on show
> to the public behind glass.
And LL CA has one of these, filled with parts in bins taller than me.
> The main one is much larger, and has all the non lego stuff as well , like
> metalwork, animatronics, etc
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> lawrence
So what do we have to do to get one of these set up? Maybe it could be an
added bonus for the next Bricks West? I really think it would be a hit, look
at all the attention the one comming up at LL Windsor is getting - at one
point the main post as well as a reply was highlighted on the main page. I
know I would easily drop $100 or so on this in a heartbeat.
Mark
http://www.landofbricks.com
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