We have an active thread going about LEGO, and we also recently had a thread about a contest bumped by Lore...even though the contest was from years ago.

 

So I present to you the first ever:

 

LEGO Building Contest!

 

So here are some basic rules:

-You and you alone must build the creation

-You must prove that you made it, I'm thinking perhaps put a little piece of paper in front of it with coldplaying dot com written on it

-You have up until January 3rd to send a picture of your creation to me

-There will be a poll to decide the winner. Lets keep it democratic

 

Creations will be judged on:

Creativity

Originality

Cool factor

 

So get building!

 

Prizes:

To be determined

I don't have any Lego anymore :bigcry:

So we have until January! I'm sure I can get some LEGO before then, will send photo sometime after Christmas...I promise!:stunned:

 

 

:P

oh, the hours i spent in my basement tooling round...this may call for a new set. lord, i have almost none of my old ones any more.

I'm in!!

 

Now i only have to

1. find some lego

2. suddenly learn how to use them

3. become the master of using them!

 

Not too hard.. And i have plenty of time anyway.

I want some LEGO for CHRISTMAS!!! :dance:

Some people might say this is a completely pointless exercise, but there you "le" go!!:rolleyes:

I don't have any Lego anymore :bigcry:

 

Know any relatives that have Lego?

Know any relatives that have Lego?

 

I'm not sure.. I'll try to get some Lego!

Good idea for a competition

I'm taking partial credit!!!

 

salvation Army Thrift Store, here I come!!!:D:D

First it was Belgium, now I'm being stalked by lego! :stunned:

 

Opened up the paper today and this was one of the main articles:

 

They still love to play

LEGO-addicted adults tinker for fun, show

 

 

 

Adult LEGO enthusiasts, from left, Sam Cohen of Moncton, Lawrence Livesey, Tatamagouche, and Ken Partridge and Owen Grace, both of Halifax sit beside a Lego display featuring trains, cranes and several large buildings at a recent show at Dartmouth Sportsplex. The members of NovaLUG, the Nova Scotia Lego Users Group, will present their holiday display at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic beginning Dec. 11. (PETER PARSONS / Staff) http://www.thechronicleherald.ca/Living/994520.html

What section of the paper is that in? I want to see it...

What section of the paper is that in? I want to see it...

 

Living

Alright, well I'M gonna let my sister on teh computer and I'll go read that article!

I'm definitely going to head down to the museum after exams and check that out.