We’re now 1/3 of the way through Advent, and today we get a drone quadcopter, a Friends Technic candy cane, and a battle droid.
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Advent 2018 Day 7
At the end of the first week, we get a woman with a shovel, an old-style camera, and a Naboo fighter.
Here’s our shoveling lady from the City calendar – the mom of the kid from Day 2, I imagine?
Meanwhile Friends gives us another tree ornament, this time a camera with an old fashioned flash cube. I can just imagine the kids building this, saying “Mommy why don’t they just use their phone?”
Star Wars gives us a Naboo fighter. With this ship the Star Wars franchise made a break from the gritty, greebly ships of the Original Trilogy, with this shiny yellow and chrome ship. One of the many flaws with the Prequel Trilogy. But at least I recognized this for what it was.
Advent 2018 Day 6
We’re now 1/4 of the way through Advent! My how time flies. Today we get another snowman, a stocking, and micro Cloud City.
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Advent 2018 Day 5
Today’s Advent calendars yield a sled, a snowman, and a merciless killing machine.
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Advent 2018 Day 4
For the fourth day of our LEGO Advent Calendars, we get two nice little models in Friends and Star Wars, and three loose parts for City.
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Advent 2018 Day 3
On Day 3, we get a go-kart, a Christmas bells ornament, and some kind of Star Wars spacecraft.
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Advent 2018 Day 2
It’s the second day of the LEGO Advent Calendars. Christmas is just over three weeks away (22 more shopping days!) … are you ready?
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Advent 2018 Day 1
Another year, another set of LEGO Advent Calendars.
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BayLUG 20th Anniversary
We had the 20th Anniversary meeting/party of BayLUG (Bay Area LEGO Users Group) in San Leandro on October 6th, 2018.
Amusement Park Train
I made this cute little train earlier this year. It’s meant to represent a cheesy fake train that you might find at an amusement park to ferry passengers between the parking lot and the rides. It features three cars and an 0-4-0 locomotive, built on the 9V train motor base. The cars use the smaller diameter wheels so that they can be low to the ground.
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