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Hello, I am in the process of creating a LUG group local to christchurch. The
club is mainly to share lego thoughts, creations, play lego games etc. all ages
are welcome but it is based for schoolaged peoples.
If you are interested drop me an email and I will give you more info.
heres my email marsdentr@xtra.co.nz
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hi guys,
I plan to tramping a bit in the south an have some questions. could anybody from
christchurch (as I plan to fly in there) give me some answers?
bye, w.
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Well it isn’t Australian, but we always seem to commandeer all the good stuff
from NZ and call it ours.
Widely believed to be the first 4-8-2s ever built, these were built for use on
the north island of New Zealand in the early 1900s.
Enjoy!
ROSCO
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Timothy Gould wrote:
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X-Posted to .loc.au/nz/jp/hk in the hopes that this will spur more people
from the region into applying
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Although more people applying would be nice to see, the real requirement is
better people applying.
Cheers
Richie Dulin
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Dear Jake,
I am not trying to attack a faceless monster here, I am responding to Lenny’s
claims that you guys were personally being in some way harrassed/ attacked/
asserted against in my original post. I believe that you love your job enough
to do what your company would prefer and if they HAD said to concentrate on
NA/Europe I suspect you would have done so. Now that you have said the
reasons were otherwise I can lay the blame solely at your feet :P
Thank you for taking the time to explain that there was little geographical
bias and I hope that next time you will find a suitable candidate from the
other parts of the world.
Yours,
Tim
X-Posted to .loc.au/nz/jp/hk in the hopes that this will spur more people
from the region into applying
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Whoops! Sorry to reply to myself, I set the followupto, not X-post. Stupid me!
Tim
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At long last it has arrived (no months shown, but I GUESS it's from
June-December...How embarrasing for a company to have a catalogue of its items
appear 2 months late.[1])
425.8472-UK/Asia
104 pages...This time ALL sets are shown, not just new ones.
Front cover:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=857669
Interesting items...
Misc:
Knights' Kingdom watch (page 102) with new(?) torso and old style, fized visor
helmet in dark grey (or bley?)
Software:
PC, PS1,2, X-Box STAR WARS game due summer 2005 (winter in Aus?)
PS2, PS1?, X-Box LEGO Racers CC (?) due christmas (page 100)
The catalogue was from K-Mart, Northland (no pirate sets on shelves)...The
bigger store near me (Cambelfield) had the pirate sets, but only old catalogues.
[1] Then again, have they EVER released a catalogue in Australia as close to
it's listed time as this? This would have to be the closest in the last few
years at least.
Thought it may be of intrest...
Benjamin Whytcross
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Re: AUSTRALIA !! BUILD IT!! AND THEY WILL COME!! BrickFest (TM) AU ?? 2005
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In lugnet.loc.au, Matthew Wightwick wrote:
> In lugnet.loc.au, Benjamin Whytcross wrote:
> > Considering the growing interest, it seem like a good idea to start a thread for
> > planning this event.
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> > Don't "just imagine"!
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> > Benjamin Whytcross
> > [Leg'Oz 2005 for Melbourne :) ]
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> Just a thought...
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> But would we perhaps be interested in making this an Australasian event? In
> other words, inviting the Kiwis to make a contribution?
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> Matthew Wightwick
Hello All !
PLEASE READ ALL THE PREVIOUS POSTS !
This Meeting should Be A INTERNATIONAL LEGO MEETING IN AUSTRALIA !
LEGO OZ 2005 or BRICKFEST(TM) AU (MEL,SYD,BNE)
I have only been to one BRICKFEST ! (BrickFest PDX), but I have become aware that there are three main Lego groups. TRAIN/TOWN , SPACE and CASTLE.Not forgetting the other smaller catagories.
There are heaps of things to organize for such a meeting.
But my main concern is that we cater for these Three areas.
I know that Melbourne and Brisbane have Lego train clubs. Does Sydney ?
This meeting should be held with the club that can cater for these areas.
And all other Aussie clubs to help out.
We need to start organising this meeting NOW. As before we know it, this meeting
will be upon us.
So Please, all those international AFOL who are interested can you reply !
Even if you are unable to come .
Thanks, Teunis M>ltc MUGS
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In lugnet.loc.au, Benjamin Whytcross wrote:
> Considering the growing interest, it seem like a good idea to start a thread for
> planning this event.
<majorly snipped!>
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> Don't "just imagine"!
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> Benjamin Whytcross
> [Leg'Oz 2005 for Melbourne :) ]
Just a thought...
But would we perhaps be interested in making this an Australasian event? In
other words, inviting the Kiwis to make a contribution?
I'm not sure what made me think of it, or why, but I decided I'd put the idea
out there.
Matthew Wightwick
(who'd also prefer Melbourne as a venue, but will still be there with bells on
even if it's in Alice Springs or something!)
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