I would like to personally thank everyone that came out and helped to promote our little addiction. This was our 5th annual show, and it truly takes everyone that was involved to make it the great display it was. My name may go on these posts, but the event is truly a combined effort of many.
So many thanks to you all ....
- to our special guest, Steve Witt, for not only putting up with all us Canucks but for making the effort to join us. It was a pleasure to have you with us.
- for all the behind the scenes work from Allan, who deals with the "management"
- to all of you that took the "Mocs that Move" challenge, Chris, Jason, David
- to all of you that can be depended on to make the effort even when life gets in the way, Jeff, Oliver
- to those of you that spent many hours on the road to be with us, Bill, Jason, deborah
- to those that came to hang out with us, Calum, Derek
- to each and everyone of you that spent your time, and effort displaying the wonderful creations you all made.... (just to mention a few)
Allan (The always amazing crowd pleasing CNtower, plus I have a soft spot for Mr PotHead.)
Chris (Stunning Walker, and a much better car drop than my own, oh yeah, way to go on breaking the axle joiner and nearly killing an innocent by stander.)
Jason (Polished perfection as usual, but by far, the Hoberman's sphere motorized was beyond amazing and I always love it when JunkBot makes an appearance.)
deborah (your architecture delights, and the micro is breathtaking, and you are risking J's polished crown, or is that a tiara?)
David (Loved the vintage pieces, plus last minute build turned into kickbutt Moving Moc)
Jeff (Your spaceship was a hit, and the castle is an amazing Moc in progress),
Oliver (Gorgeous stained glass Christmas Lantern, I may just have to steal that idea!)
Keith (Thanks for bringing in the technic models) and
Bill (while we all missed the Cathedral, your logo was a wonderful addition to our display)
But most of all, I want to thank everyone for the help they gave me, be it bringing extra mocs to fill up the tables, treating me to lunch, or coffee, (or homemaker cupboards) plus all moral support, good laughs, and of course the outstanding company. Thanks to any of you that "manned" the kids table, or fig sales, which will be going towards buying more table cloths.
Hope to see you all next year!
Cheers!
Janey "Red Brick"
Pictures from the event...
Janey's ... http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=285681
Touched by his noodly goodness ... http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=285685
Dave's pics ... http://sandysparky.net/gallery/20071102_hobby_show
Please post your own links in the comments field, thanks.
Saturday, 17 November 2007
Monday, 15 October 2007
Hobby Show 2007 Invitation
I am very pleased to invite YOU to participate in the Hobby Show, this Nov 2nd, 3rd and 4th, located in Toronto at the International Centre on Airport Road(Dixon Rd).
The OBB, (Ontario Brick Builders - an informal group of Lego builders) will be displaying once again this year.
Please consider this your formal invitation. Whether you are a seasoned builder, new to the hobby, or just want to come out and talk some brick talk, EVERYONE is welcome.
So... if you are an ADULT builder located within driving distance to the International Centre, please mark your calendar now, and start building whatever you want to display. No Moc too big, no Moc too small.
This year we are offering up a challenge "Mocs that MOVE!" Of course, we are willing to display Mocs that just sit there and look pretty.
Looking forward to seeing familiar faces, and hoping to see new faces as well.
For more info on the show .... billed as “North America’s Original Hobby Show and Canada’s Largest National Trade and Consumer Hobby and Craft Exhibition” check out the official link here http://thehobbyshow.com/
I will need a confirmation (either a post here, or an email to me) from everyone that wants to attend, including which days you plan to be with us, (even if you have attended every year). I must have accurate numbers, passes will be given out on first come first serve basis.
Janey “Red Brick”
If you have any questions pertaining to this show, please feel free to contact me or post them here.
The OBB, (Ontario Brick Builders - an informal group of Lego builders) will be displaying once again this year.
Please consider this your formal invitation. Whether you are a seasoned builder, new to the hobby, or just want to come out and talk some brick talk, EVERYONE is welcome.
So... if you are an ADULT builder located within driving distance to the International Centre, please mark your calendar now, and start building whatever you want to display. No Moc too big, no Moc too small.
This year we are offering up a challenge "Mocs that MOVE!" Of course, we are willing to display Mocs that just sit there and look pretty.
Looking forward to seeing familiar faces, and hoping to see new faces as well.
For more info on the show .... billed as “North America’s Original Hobby Show and Canada’s Largest National Trade and Consumer Hobby and Craft Exhibition” check out the official link here http://thehobbyshow.com/
I will need a confirmation (either a post here, or an email to me) from everyone that wants to attend, including which days you plan to be with us, (even if you have attended every year). I must have accurate numbers, passes will be given out on first come first serve basis.
Janey “Red Brick”
If you have any questions pertaining to this show, please feel free to contact me or post them here.
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