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    Re: Lego club Question —Kerry Raymond
   Most of the lego clubs here in Australia are informal. Local meetings are usually just a case of someone saying "everyone come over to my house on <SuchAndSuchADate>" where the activities can be things like: * bring whatever new MOCs you have * (...) (17 years ago, 23-Jun-07, to lugnet.loc.au)
   
        Re: Lego club Question —Kerry Raymond
     Oops, I forgot Brickwars! How could I have done that? (probably because I find it about as dull as watching paint dry). Anyhow, some lego groups play a lot of Brickwars (wargaming with Lego). Kerry (17 years ago, 23-Jun-07, to lugnet.loc.au)
    
         Re: Lego club Question —Tepene Marsden
     (...) What do you mean brikwars is boring.... well I am comparing to other wargames and if you aren't used to other wargames you'll find brikwars boring.. but anyway thanks for the info, I have been inspired.. :) (17 years ago, 23-Jun-07, to lugnet.loc.au)
   
        Re: Lego club Question —Aaron Amatnieks
   Excellent and comprehensive list Kerry (...) Down in Melbourne, we do a mix of private/public locations. We have found Community halls, and scout halls can be books for a small fee (Usually a gold coin donation), This enables us to have meets in (...) (17 years ago, 23-Jun-07, to lugnet.loc.au)
   
        Re: Lego club Question —Tepene Marsden
   (...) Thanks, I didn't think about booking a scout hall... and I gave a weeks notice.. thank you for your input (17 years ago, 25-Jun-07, to lugnet.loc.au)
 

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