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Re: Hobby Show thoughts and afterthoughts
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Sun, 14 Dec 2003 16:09:17 GMT
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In lugnet.events, Allan Bedford wrote:
> - Did you enjoy doing a show like this?
It was okay.
> - Was it more/less work than you had anticipated?
More. About on par of time dedication to NMRA. Defintely more work than your
typical rtlToronto event.
> - Now that it has happened once, are you more likely to attend a future show?
Now that we know the definition of such an event, it gives me a better
understanding of the Hobby Show.
> - What was good about the booth?
It showed a lot of different creations, which was nice.
> - What was wrong with the booth?
Too widespread. As much as it's nice to have folding chairs in the areas, I think it visually detracts from the power of the booth.
> - Did we have too much table space? Too little?
See above. I think we had enough table space, but too much physical space.
> - Is it worth doing this show again next year?
Uh, that's sort of your call.
> - If we did attempt this again next year, what needs to change and what
I think this is the first attempt at building a true Lego hobby community in
Southern Ontario. What was more surprising and encouraging were builders like
Derek, Jacub etc who we (well, we as in rtlToronto) don't hear from.
> - Did the 'mailing list' idea work? Did those who wanted information get
It was good to have regular updates--although sometimes the emails should have
had details like maps, locations etc. People are stupid and often need spoon
feeding.
> to explain to people who these people were? Should it have been called
> rtlToronto++ or some other name that would have better indicated who was
> participating?
No, if rtlToronto really wanted to make it our event, we would do our own. I
think CanBrick Builders sums it up quite nicely.
> accomplishment. I'm not expecting everyone to answer every question, but
> perhaps you can share your thoughts on those topics that you feel strongly
> about.
I think accomplishment is a good word-it is a major accomplishment to organize a
show like this. I think the event should really be a showcase of models by
individuals, but the question is, will there be more individuals coming out
showing off stuff?
The other thing is, do you want to consider Lego a hobby? After seeing the
(ahem) erotic dragon woman art next door and the tawdry BugnBots (Oh god I hate
them) display, do you really want to be associated with that?
Calum
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| (...) This is good to know, since it is based on experience(s) I don't have. (...) A positive understanding? :) (...) That was my favorite part. We had a full range of model themes represented. From trains, to sculpture, from castle to Technic (...) (23 years ago, 14-Dec-03, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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| (...) that's cause my sorry butt was not there humping the gameboard, and doing all the work!! :) (...) !!B E H O L D !!! THE POWER OF THE ~BOOTH~ ALL MUST FEAR THE ~BOOTH~ !!!!!! (...) W H A T !!! Seeing that dragon chick was da best!!!! Chris (23 years ago, 14-Dec-03, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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