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I made this blue sky background for an SW Randall display several years ago. (I am not sure it was ever used.) I’m wondering if it should be disassembled … can anyone think of a purpose for keeping it together?
Worse than TARGET having NO holiday polybag sets, is TARGET having disappointing, overpriced holiday polybags.
He will have to book a space for next year fast.
There is the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in DC, but I’ll bet that is pricey.
An indoor gym at a large college might work, as long as the football team doesn’t need it.
IDK, that’s why he gets paid the big bucks.
This is only marginally relevant, but a virtual reality exhibit of Machu Picchu has been playing in DC for several weeks: https://machupicchuexp.com/dc/
Who wants to build a LEGO Hall of Fame, near the Football Hall of Fame … or maybe just a coffee shop out of a church?
The map app choses random locations within each zipcode, which does have interesting results, ex. one person appears to live in the Allegheny County Cemetery in Lawrenceville and System Messages lives in the Hill District.
Nice work! You’ve become one of the more prolific LUG builders!
The image reminds me that I tried making a layout of this size in LEGO Digital Designer (ancestor of LEGO Studio) and the program crashed soon after I put on the MILS baseplates. 😀
In addition to (old) dark gray, that would have been another good idea for the Q3 gravesite build challenge. RIP AFOL Day
Wasn’t there a method that the inventory management system allowed redemption of individual cups of parts?
I wish I had brainstormed ideas for this gravesite project because I just realized that a gravesite for the Heinz Field sign would be really appreciated by the general public at the trolley museum. I’m looking forward to what other people created!
I’m going to Cranberry on Friday and will retrieve my items then.
Btw, I’m wondering about building a particular storefront for the winter show in Cranberry.
The Q3 meeting is now a week away! So to clarify, each build challenge entry will be a single gravesite that conforms to the previously stated dimensions,
Valid sizes are (in studs):
6×10
14×10
14×22rather than each entry being an entire graveyard. And there is no need to MILS or whatever, each build will simply rest atop a gravesite. Is that correct?
Here is Tim acquiring international fame and his build that was making everyone smile when they saw it at BFVA’25!
To give an idea of the scope of the BFVA convention, the website indicates that “601 reg[istrant]s (out of 1,328) have registered 2,869 MOCs.”
The one time I wanted to sell at the yard sale, the tables were already taken by the time I signed in.
I think there are deals to be had, especially considering that buyers won’t be paying for tax & shipping and sellers won’t have bricklink/eBay & PayPal fees (only the $10 up front cost.)
Is anyone interested in getting a table for the yard sale at BFVA?
Also, if you’re not sixf00t4 and want to appear to be as tall as Todd Webb, just stand on the curb. 😀
I last displayed at BFVA in 2017, so some details are fuzzy. Each exhibitor goody bag will have one free ticket for … Sunday 10-4? 10-2? 12-4?
