Since I am too lazy to read every post this time, is this Brickfeast in Seattle. If so, thats as far from MA as you get, so, regretfully, I may not be attending. When exectly is this?
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by Prince Imdol » Sat Aug 04, 2007 6:57 am
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by Thomas » Sat Aug 04, 2007 9:10 pm
NWBrickCon will be in Seattle Oct. 5, 6 and 7
Sorry for my late response to planning NWBC life has been extremely busy! Really I didn't fall off the world!
I think I'll start a new thread for planning.
And yes Ted's idea sounds great!
Sorry for my late response to planning NWBC life has been extremely busy! Really I didn't fall off the world!
I think I'll start a new thread for planning.
And yes Ted's idea sounds great!
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by Walruslord » Sun Aug 05, 2007 11:53 am
Is this event a pretty big deal?
I have never been to anything like this before so I am not sure it would be worth it. How awesome does my stuff have to be if I am going to bring it and display it?
Would it be better to register and attend or just go during public hours?
I have never been to anything like this before so I am not sure it would be worth it. How awesome does my stuff have to be if I am going to bring it and display it?
Would it be better to register and attend or just go during public hours?
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by J1A3L5 » Mon Aug 06, 2007 1:04 am
I'll be there as usual! I also have something very large coming, but will probably not work into the layout.
It's a fairly big deal: It's a ton of fun to be at, and there's lots of cool AFOL's to meet! There is no awesomeness requirement...so long as it's LEGO, it's acceptable!
If you're serious about LEGO, I really suggest registering for the full event. It's an unbeatable experience.
-John.
Walruslord wrote:I have never been to anything like this before so I am not sure it would be worth it. How awesome does my stuff have to be if I am going to bring it and display it?
It's a fairly big deal: It's a ton of fun to be at, and there's lots of cool AFOL's to meet! There is no awesomeness requirement...so long as it's LEGO, it's acceptable!
Walruslord wrote:Would it be better to register and attend or just go during public hours?
If you're serious about LEGO, I really suggest registering for the full event. It's an unbeatable experience.
-John.
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by wunztwice » Mon Aug 06, 2007 10:40 am
Remyth and I might be attending. We should know fairly soon for the most part.
I'm not sure how much I would be able to build, but I have a project in the works right now that could easily slide into a display.
I'm not sure how much I would be able to build, but I have a project in the works right now that could easily slide into a display.
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