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In lugnet.loc.us.hi, Nelson Yrizarry wrote:
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On Nov. 30, 2008, the members of LEAHI gathered to create LEGO ornaments for
a Christmas tree to be displayed at Punahou School for the holiday season. We
weren’t expecting two trees, but we spent some additional time just building
and having fun.
This was a very fun group activity that any LUG can do. Everything on the
tree, except for the lights, are made from LEGO elements - the ornaments, the
toppers, the garland, and the presents - are all made of LEGO.
A very Merry Christmas to all from the members of LEAHI - the LEGO Enthusiasts Association of Hawaii.
“Big Daddy” Nelson
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It sure was fun! We were “limited” by the parts on hand at a school Lego
robotics lab, so we had to be a lot more creative using the limited range of
parts and colors. I think the more abstract ornaments, especially using gears,
wheels, and technic parts are pretty cool.
Roy
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On Nov. 30, 2008, the members of LEAHI gathered to create LEGO ornaments for a
Christmas tree to be displayed at Punahou School for the holiday season. We
weren’t expecting two trees, but we spent some additional time just building and
having fun.
This was a very fun group activity that any LUG can do. Everything on the tree,
except for the lights, are made from LEGO elements - the ornaments, the toppers,
the garland, and the presents - are all made of LEGO.
A very Merry Christmas to all from the members of LEAHI -
the LEGO Enthusiasts Association of Hawaii.
“Big Daddy” Nelson
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That’s no small display!!! Wow, what a great idea! Very cool! You have a great
imagination.
My JFLL Team went to the FLL State Tournament too, we studied Nano Technology
also. I wish I would have done something that cool!
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Our LUG, LEAHI, put on a
small display at the
2006 Hawaii FLL Tournament this past weekend (Dec. 2, 2006) at the University of
Hawaii at Manoa’s Campus Center. We had a lot of fun, and impressed a lot of
children and adults with our various MOCs.
Since the FLL theme this year was “Nanotechnology”, we came up with the idea of
nano-scale (well, maybe microscale) minifigs and robots working inside of a
human blood vessel. Together, we formed a 5-foot long MOC called “Capillary
Action”:
Of course, what would a display be without a Town? Since it is the Holiday
season, we came up with a cool idea for something we named “The Christmas
Parade”:
And, of course there were many other brand-new MOCs made for this display, such
as Patrick’s “Legcutus of Borg” and “Warp Zone”, and a whole bunch of others,
which you will probably see in some upcoming posts:
Aloha!
“Big Daddy” Nelson
www.leahi.org
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In lugnet.loc.us.hi, Ross Crawford wrote:
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I believe neither Dan Jezek (Bricklink admin) nor Jin Wong reside in Hawaii
any more, but I could be wrong.
ROSCO
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I believe you are right, Ross, but I’d still like to hear from them anyways...
(it would be nice to see what they’ve been up to.) Thanks! :)
“Big Daddy” Nelson
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