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Re: LUCNY's goals?
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lugnet.loc.us.ny
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Mon, 23 Jul 2001 20:43:33 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.us.ny, Wayne Sardullo writes:
> In lugnet.loc.us.ny, Dave Amos writes:
> > What is the purpose of this club? First off, I think it is to have us meet
> > each other and learn from each other. You know, have some lego fun.
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> A place to exchange ideas and creativity.
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> > I was also thinking we could create some Lego displays, much like other
> > clubs. I dont know if anyone has any trains, but a display with trains
> > might be the best. I only have a limited amount of track, but I could help
> > in this aspect. If we had shows around our area it would help people see
> > how cool lego is!
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> Trains!! Ahhhhhh thats my main bread and butter.. I also know Alan is also a
> Train Head! Thats at least two of us.. Considering two people I think we have
> a good amount... off the top of my head. 2 metroliners, one 7740, a few 4563
> a 4564, 4551, 4555, 4561(parts) a good amount of personal MOCs for me and Alan
> has a big chunk of others and some of the ones I have.
> <a href="www.oswego.edu/~sardullo/legoman.html">My Stuff</a> This isn't
> everything just some of the stuff that I had picts of.
I've got a similar collection of trains too...
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> > Also, do we want to start a club stash of legos? Either we pool some money
> > and buy some or donate some of our own? I dont mean an excessive amount,
> > just enough so if we bring MOCs together, our own stash can tie them
> > together in our displays. How much would be enough? Perhaps we would want
> > some blue buckets, and maybe a few brickbay.com purchases. Also, LS@H or
> > stores. This might be something we want to talk about at our first
> meetings....
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> Group Lego for now might be a questionable thing. I think we all have a good
> amount and what we bring is our own.. I'd just assume we keep money out of the
> picture if we can, this will prevent any of the , hey I paid and you didn't
> crap that I have dealt with in other groups... I'm sure we are much more mature
> that then I say hold off on that Idea for now. Just my opinion though.
I agree with Wayne - leave money out to keep it simple, especially for
starters. If things get more complex later on, like doing train shows with
communal resources like tables, bulk bricks, etc., we can cross that bridge
then.
> > That brings me to meetings. When? Where? How? Im thinking Syracuse is
> > about the center of our domain. Does anyone know a place in Syracuse where
> > we could rent a room? I have heard other clubs meeting in Librarys or
> > stores. I have never been there, so I am useless here. As for when, I
> > think monthly would be best - if its doable.
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> If we say Syracuse I could look for something around here.
> We also might be able just to use my work office conf room in Syracuse. If we
> just have about 6-7 people this would be ok for here.
Sounds good to me if everyone's comfy with that. Anybody in an
apartment/condo complex with a community building that they'd let us use?
I'll go for Wayne's idea or others either way, but I think Syracuse is a
locical place. I like NELUG's theme built around meeting at a local pub or
restaurant after some LEGO shopping/scouting. Anybody know of any places
like that in Syr?
Ed
> Wayne
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> > LMKWYT
> >
> > -Dave
> > http://www.bricktannia.com
> > http://www.lucny.org
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| (...) A place to exchange ideas and creativity. (...) Trains!! Ahhhhhh thats my main bread and butter.. I also know Alan is also a Train Head! Thats at least two of us.. Considering two people I think we have a good amount... off the top of my head. (...) (23 years ago, 23-Jul-01, to lugnet.loc.us.ny)
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