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Re: Twin Cities LEGO minifest 033099
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lugnet.loc.us.mn.msp
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Tue, 23 Mar 1999 21:26:02 GMT
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johnneal@uswest.*SayNoToSpam*net
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Sadly (or maybe not so sadly) I will be in Florida during our first mini
Legofest.[1] I propose, however, a monthly or bi-monthly meeting to get
together. A mid-May affair sounds good; I'm toast for June, but July is
good. We still are up in the air regarding the NMRA national convention
here in St.Paul. That would be a hoot to circle the wagons there:-) And
too bad, cuz I just finished my first ribbed heaveyweight Pullman coach that
I wanted to show off, as well as my Hiawatha cars. Next time!
And Paul, if you want to put a face with my name, try a cross between Robert
Redford, Fabio, and George Hamilton (my FL tan;-)
-John
[1] Is it a "mini Legofest" or a "Lego minifest";-)
Paul Foster wrote:
> TooMuchDew wrote:
> >
> > Greetings,
> > A group of us are getting together for a Twin Cities LEGO minifest
> > on Tuesday March 30th starting at 6:00 pm. at the University Lutheran
> > Chapel,
> > located at 1101 University Avenue S.E., Minneapolis MN in Dinkytown.
> > It is 2 blocks east of I35W. Maps available at:
> > http://www.tc.umn.edu/nlhome/g046/lsf/maps.html
> > There is a parking lot off of 11th Ave behind the church.
> > University Ave is a one-way going east, and 4th Ave SE is a one-way
> > going west.
> > This means that if you are coming from the north on I35W, you need to
> > take
> > University Ave once you get off the freeway.
> > There is a large basement area we can use with tables, a kitchen, etc
> > and there
> > is no particular time that we have to be out of there.
> > I'm planning on eating there/having pizza delivered, but if you want to
> > eat
> > before coming that's fine too.
> > Bring your MOC's, pictures, trade bait, or LEGO bricks if you want to
> > build.
> > I personally haven't had a chance to see all of the Star Wars LEGO sets
> > up close so if
> > someone is willing to bring theirs for others to ogle that'd be great.
> > It may be more hassle than they want to deal with but it'd be really
> > cool too if any of the
> > GMLTC guys were able to bring in some of their awesome train stuff.
> > (or at least pictures... hint-hint... John/John/John/Lonn?)
> > MANY thanks to Steve Demlow for all his help-especially with securing
> > the location/directions!
> > Hope to see you there!
> > --
> > Bill Toenjes
> > (TooMuchDew) ICQ UIN#17112614; IRC nick: ^2muchdew
> > wondering if someone else has ever asked your question before you post?
> > try: http://www.dejanews.com/home_ps.shtml (Deja News-Power Search)
>
> So who else is going? What faces will I finally get to put to names?
>
> So what is the traffic like from 5 to 6 pm on 35W?
>
> Everybody is bringing stuff to show off I hope. I'll bring a box of
> six wide fire trucks. And John Neal, if you show up, I should have some
> 2x4's for you.
> --
> Paul Foster
> http://reality.sgi.com/foster_stco/lego.html
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| (...) So who else is going? What faces will I finally get to put to names? So what is the traffic like from 5 to 6 pm on 35W? Everybody is bringing stuff to show off I hope. I'll bring a box of six wide fire trucks. And John Neal, if you show up, I (...) (25 years ago, 23-Mar-99, to lugnet.loc.us.mn.msp)
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