Julia Morley‘s ship in a bottle is just as impressive as the first one I’ve blogged. What’s cool is her time-lapse video showing how it was built. I’m sure many of you have seen time-lapse videos of large models being built, but one like this must be a first.
The details for Australia’s other major LEGO convention, Brick Expo 2011, have just been announced and David Boddy (one of the organisers) has come up with the neat commercial above. Press release is as follows:
Brick Expo 2011
- What is it?
Brick Expo is an entertaining and interesting exhibition of rare and unique LEGO® creations by interstate and local collectors and modellers. Hundreds of static, moving and robotic models in themes including: Star Wars™, Trains, Planes, Space Ships, Racing Cars, Monuments and Sculptures.
- When is it?
10:00am to 5:00pm, Saturday 6th August 2011
10:00am to 4:00pm, Sunday 7th August 2011- Where is it?
Corinna Ballroom
Canberra Southern Cross Club – Woden
92-96 Corinna Street Phillip ACT 2606- Watch it
We have an advertisement on YouTube (HD)
- Who are we?
Brick Expo is organised by the Canberra Lego User Group. For more information or exhibitor applications you can contact Brick Expo direct or visit us on Facebook.
- www.BrickExpo.com.au
The boys at RoninLug and some friends [Andrew Lee (onosendai2600), Fradel Gonzales (Slice151), Brian Heins, Brandon Griffith (icgetaway), Paul Meissner (Legosamurai), Paul Lee (polywen), Chase Lewis ([Vid]), Tory B, Dane Erland (Lord Dane), Cole Martin (zeehelmut), Cole Blaq, Keith Goldman (Hook Monkey), Jeff Cross (Octopunk), Tommy Williamson (GeekyTom), Don Reitz (Don Solo), Jack Marquez (Ewok in Disguise)] are pretty smooth at assembling collaborative displays and this year’s Bricks by the Bay (BBTB) display doesn’t disappoint. An excellent futuristic city. And it shines too.