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Re: Lovers of Lego go barmy
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Fri, 25 Oct 2002 11:27:24 GMT
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Personally, thought that this was great coverage. I'm currently hunting down
a copy of the paper. It's delivered free, so you can't exactly go out and
buy one. Now they have printed this article, the Croydon Advertiser or
Croydon Post should be much more willing to publicise the next Lego event in
Croydon.
Speaking of events, Lego World was simply increddible. I got a great
reaction from everyone and my Thunderbird One was a great success. I'd
reccomend it to anyone for next year. I'll post a report on the Piece by
Piece website and include some photos. There are plenty of pictures on
Brickshelf which are really worth checking out. Now all we need is a Lego
World in the U.K...
Craig Stevens.
In lugnet.loc.uk, Huw Millington writes:
> > > 'wacky creations' ? Charming...
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> > The oxygen of publicity... :-)
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> 'a hundred visitors' and 'lego artists' tickled me :-)
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> > Has anyone seen a printed version of this? It looks like it's in a • different
> > paper from the one we were told.
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> On Saturday Craig said it would be in the Post and not the Advertiser, I
> think.
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> Huw
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| (...) 'a hundred visitors' and 'lego artists' tickled me :-) (...) different (...) On Saturday Craig said it would be in the Post and not the Advertiser, I think. Huw (22 years ago, 23-Oct-02, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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