It was Challenge Night at my LEGO User Group, the London AFOLs today. There were lots of games such as who can build a set the fastest, sometimes without looking at the instructions or the quickest disassembly of a set. Little Caz got to test drive the model we built. Vroom! Vroom!
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Day #42 – Community Showcase
Today Big Caz took some of her Micropolis models to be put on display in the Community Showcase at the LEGO store in Westfield Shepherd’s Bush in west London. Of course, Little Caz was on hand to make sure everything was perfect before the case was closed! The models will be on display for a couple of months if anyone would like to go and see them (they are at the back, next to the Pick A Brick wall).
Day #40 – Ready For Display
Today is another exciting day for some more of Little Caz’s clones to go travelling. In fact, I sent three in the post – one to Australia, one to The Netherlands and this one to the USA. She also took along this micro build display table to show at a Minifig Convention Centre which is being put together by YouTube friend Bevins Bricks. I will let you know when the parcel arrives!
Day #37 – Exploring Micropolis
Big Caz was filming some footage for a special upcoming video on Micropolis. During a break, Little Caz went for a wander around the tiny town to explore all the roads and alleys. She particularly liked this spot on a bridge over the Erling Canal.
Day #33 – I’m A VIP
Big Caz wanted another trip to a LEGO store today, so we had to remember to take along the VIP card as we are Very Important People indeed!
Day #19 – Ahead, Warp Factor Nine!
Caz was back at Ally Pally today to look at the LEGO exhibition and help Big Caz with the GBC. Before the public arrived, she had a little wander and found this fab model of one of her heros – Captain James T Kirk! She’s always wanted to say “Ahead, Warp Factor Nine!” to see what happens.
Day #17 Minding The Contraption
Big Caz and her friends from the LondonAFOLs were at Alexandra Palace today, setting up their LEGO Great Ball Contraption machines for a 3-day show, the London Model Engineering Exhibition. Of course, Sigfig Caz helped out where she could, and made sure the balls were running smoothly through this tipper module.