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Re: STUDFest XVI - the report
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Tue, 8 Oct 2002 08:19:23 GMT
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> sniP!
> > Robert also had a  large robot, complete with a classic space logo.
> 
> This was a particular highlight. Thankfully no-one suggested using it in
> brikwars.

i had actually planned to use it, refer to my posting prior to the event
where i mentioned that i had a robot i wanted to test in battle. But it
would have been a little overwhelming on the relatively small battle.
The robot had been named, for anyone who is interested, Happy Killmore,
hence the giant-sized golf-club for driving minifigs off the fairway. Maybe
i should make a massive DUPLO rowboat for the next meet....

> > Dave commandeered (and then commanded) one of James' armies when it came time
> > for brikwars.
> 
> For the next battle he may have to practice his dice rolling!

te-he, it still makes me laugh (sorry Dave, i just havent seen so many 1s
and 2s in one day...)
> 
> > The next STUDfest is to be held in early December, probably at Marsfield or
> > Hazelbrook, and is to feature aquatic brikwars.

I know that you realise that i may have some bias here in tilting the
probablity of one location over the other, but where is Marsfield? - and if
it is there shouldnt it be a space theme [finaly a use for those martians
which come with those cool mechs]
> 
> Of course date, location, theme and bevarage of choice are all still rather
> open, so if anyone feels a burning desire for any thing/place in particular,
> please let us know!
> 
> James (who is pondering a minifig scale cathedral game)

Have fun,
Robert [counting the hours until uni exams finish - well it is in november
some time...]



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