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Re: Proposal for a LUGNET Event at LEGOLAND Windsor
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Date: 
Sat, 4 May 2002 07:54:33 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.uk, Gael Frazier writes:
> I think if we want the day to be a success, we should have two
> differents approach.
> 
> On one hand, our own MOC, any size, any color, any subject on a back
> shelve that nobody (the public) can really access. Alternatively
> behind a window could also do the work.

I have something suitable almost finished, so I like this approach. I think
gael's second idea is a bit too complex and ambitious, especially for the
first such event, but it still has a lot of merit. If instead we could just
get supply's of parts at discounted prices, then we could build better
model's that we could then show the public. But I think we should build
whatever we like. Moc size will be limited by having to transport it anyway.
Also, any initiative that provides Technic (especially cheaply), I would
wholeheartedly support.

> On the other hand, a more complex approach.
>    * LLW provides us with specific bags of parts. The similar bags
> they will sell to the public. Each bag is around 250gr. Of course if
> lego could sell it to us at a "good" price, that will be heaven.
> After we got the bags we build some specific MOCs and we specify what
> bags have been used.
>     The reason for this is we don't want to show a 3 feet tall house
> with windows that are hard to get. We need to show kids (and parents)
> that with bag 1 + bag 3, they can build this nice farm, etc.
> 
> 
> I was thinking of these kinds of bags
>      1) House elements, with roof parts, wall, flower etc.
>      2) Technics parts, maybe a motor ?
>      3) garden elements, animals, more roof elements (such as these
>         "rare" slopes)
>      4) blue bricks - but not so much 2*2, 2*4, 2*6, plates, tiles
>         etc.
>      5) 6) and 7) same as 4) but red, grey, yellow
>      8) mixed of new colors, dark grey, green, light blue etc..
>      9) bags of base plate, big plates etc...
>     10) more technics ? or transparents bricks ?
> 
> So that's 10 bags of 250gr each = 2.5 kg. It could be a good idea to
> put 2 or 3 minifigs in each bag.
> 
> Plan of action
> 
>    When ? We need at least one (two?) month(s) to build something
> after we've received the parts. We have to promise to use only the
> parts from the bags. We have to ask LLW when it will be the best
> moment for them (with the possibility to sell as much as possible)
> 
>    How ? Maybe some of us will have the same subject so we could
> decide for a certain kind of building (at a minifig size). We need to
> interest several range of age, so technics will be more attractive to
> 12/18.
> 
> We need that day to be a success for us (get more bricks, advertise
> Lugnet UK, etc...), but also for TLG / LLW.
> 
> 
> Comments are welcome... Could Legoland Windsor contact us on the
> subject ?
> 
> Gael.



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I think if we want the day to be a success, we should have two differents approach. On one hand, our own MOC, any size, any color, any subject on a back shelve that nobody (the public) can really access. Alternatively behind a window could also do (...) (24 years ago, 3-May-02, to lugnet.loc.uk)

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