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Re: Thames Valley Lego Fest 2001 - preliminary announcement
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Mon, 16 Jul 2001 22:49:07 GMT
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"Lawrence Wilkes" <lawrence@thewilkesfamily.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in
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> Well, time to get TVLF 2001 rolling.
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> I am looking for a large venue for mid-late September as last year. I could use the same place as last time, but will
> look for something larger for big layouts.
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> Here's last years event for those who didnt attend http://www.wilkesworld.co.uk/lego/tvlf2000.htm
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> Any problem dates to avoid?
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> I understand there is a bionicle event at Legoland Windsor during September, so this might be a nice time to hold a fest
> for those who want to visit there too.
Yeah, perhaps you could get someone from Lego UK/Legoland Windsor to come to
the fest?
(of course you should invite the local press as well. It's publicity!)
> I guess the themes are the usual
> Large Train/town Layout - now lets make sure we get this right this time
> a) ensure a large enough area
> b) do we agree on table top layout or not? (I could make sure I hire a venue with lots of tables)
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> Sales tables of course (time to offload all those old MISB sets you have in the loft before Lego reintroduce it!)
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Hmmmm I take it there will be the normal parts table as well.
> Castle wall project. I have built more sections for my walled town. I will publish the interface. Would people prefer to
> a) use the wall in the town layout like at the south coast - makes a nice town with the train
> b) or have a proper castle theme - i.e. medieval
Not forgetting Ninja.... Has anyone built a Japnese fotress yet?
> What about something more competitive?
> Like a vehicle race?
> Or prizes for 'best moc' or something.
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> What other organised activity would you folks like to see?
> (as opposed to just bringing your stuff and stacking it up on
> a table!)
A Lego Football match?
Seminar's on certain things... Like CAD use..
or a debate... (topic to be decided.)
or even if you get someone from Lego a QA session?
> regards
> lawrence
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