BayLUG display at Stoneridge LEGO Store
Today I met with other members of BayLUG to set up a new display at the Stoneridge mall LEGO store in Pleasanton, CA. We had a display there for the past month with a Christmas theme, but I wasn’t involved in that. The new theme is miniature models of San Francisco landmarks: I made Transamerica Pyramid and Lombard Street models, which are now on display along with a Coit Tower model from Russell Clark and a waterfront scene by Paul Sinasohn that included a tall ship and the car ferry Sausalito.
My wife Holly took photos of the event and put them on Flickr. UPDATE 21-Feb-2006: Photos also now available on Brickshelf.
 Lombard Street |
 Transamerica Pyramid |
Technorati Tags: BayLUG, LEGO, San Francisco landmarks, Transamerica Pyramid, Lombard Street
June 1st, 2006 at 3:51 pm
[...] On Sunday, May 28, we installed our first-ever display at the LEGO Store in the Valley Fair Mall, Santa Clara, CA. Our display, changed out about once a month, was previously at the Stoneridge Mall in Pleasanton (such as the Microscale San Francisco in January and the Aquarium in February), but that LEGO store was closed in May and we were given permission to have our display in Santa Clara instead. [...]
August 16th, 2006 at 6:42 pm
I was wodering about the lego store in stone ridge mall,has it been closed down or are they redoing the place becuase i went there yesterday and it was blocked off and i came a hour and a half to go there and i was scared that they took it down can you please email me back if they took it down or not i loved going there and getting the sepperate pieces.I went there on august 15th 06.
August 16th, 2006 at 8:13 pm
Sorry to say, but it is closed permanently. It wasn’t making enough money, it sems. But there are still LEGO stores just like it in San Mateo (Hillsdale Mall) and Santa Clara (Valley Fair Mall). Our club’s display is now in the Valley Fair Mall store.