These are the instructions for building the LEGO Books LEGOLAND Idea Book that was released in 1980. BI 3001/20 - 60000 V29 [2.98 Mb] BI 3001/20 - 60000 V39 [3 Mb]LEGO® → System → LEGOLAND → Idea Books 5999 << 6000 >> 6002 (1, 2) 6000-LEGOLAND Idea Book was an Idea Book released in 1980. It had 84 pages and two sticker sheets to accompany the models. The book runs as a story of Bill and Mary's adventures, starting from them building their house, and then traveling into town to see the sights. Unfortunately while they are in town, a fire breaks out at their house. Afterward Bill and Mary continue on their way visiting each building in Town and eventually ending up at the Circus for the remainder of the day. The evening falls and Bill and Mary visit a Windmill, seemingly to stay for the night. Come the next day they continue their adventures, visiting more of the town buildings and the Airport. The second night falls and they go to the cinema. After the film they blast off to a Space Station on the Moon, eventually they return to a Castle and watch a Jousting match.
Sometime later they are seen wandering back through the town dreaming of their adventures.Lego Builder SBuilder S BookLego Joe SBrick BookshelfJoe S GarageLegos TooUnofficial LegoInteresting LegoLego VehiclesForwardFollowing the big success of THE BIG UNOFFICIAL LEGO BUILDER'S BOOK the author Joachim Klang has created a few more custom built vehicles and produced easy to follow step-by-step instructions again.Lego DirectionsWalle InstructionsLego Creations InstructionsLego Building InstructionsMachine InstructionsInstructions GoogleUurrrrgggg LegoLego MechLego ExtractionsForwardI have charged this photo on my "Devid VII facebook fan page" for my friends some time ago... and it has been extremely successful!!! now is also on flickr for all people... It's like as a gift, I hope you are happy to have one. //pages/Devid-VII/1845253622395130 for give me like an intellectual creditBefore you can vote for cool new LEGO sets, or submit your own you'll need to sign in with or register for a LEGO ID:
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Arènes Tƒ♆ Fields of Justice | LoL Coin à Vous Présentation LoL Archives Fiches Techniques Champions Objets Tournois En cours Terminé♆ Let's Play | RPG Présentation RPG Archives Coin RPG RPG Personnel RPG Collectif♆ Malibu Paradise Blabla Land Discussion Flood Graphisme Galeries Boutique Commande WiFi-Trade Élevage Shasses PokéMMO Jeux GTA V FIFA 14 Loup Garou de Thiercelieux Quizz BlindtestLos Idea Book son una serie de libros que publicó LEGO con distintas temáticas, uno de los mejores libros que se publicaron fue el “LEGOLAND IDEA BOOK”, cuyo número de set fue el 6000. En este libro se cuenta la aventura de una pareja de minifigs que se van a vivir a una nueva ciudad, pero cuando llegan se encuentran que no hay nada, de forma que poco a poco, tienen que empezar a construir su casa, vehiculos, carreteras, edificios, etc..
Aunque vienen algunas instrucciones, de la mayoría de construcciones sólo aparecen algunas fotos a modo de idea. Poco a poco se va creando la ciudad, con gasolinera, restaurantes, calles. En el libro también encontrábamos pegatinas para poder dar más realismo y detalle a las construcciones. A medida que vamos profundizando en el libro nos encontramos con grandes sorpresas, como El Circo!!! A medida que van pasando las páginas, nos encontramos con policías, médicos, bomberos, oficinas, supermercado, restaurantes, una ciudad completa, y de noche…. luces, molinos eléctricos, toda una gran ciudad. Y antes de acabar el libro, nos vuelve a sorprender, dando un salto al espacio, con naves y base estelar. Pero aquí no acaba la cosa, por que aun queda el final, donde nos encontramos con un fabuloso casillo. Podeis descargar el libro completo aquí: BrickCon (Formerly known as NorthWest BrickCon) is a LEGO convention and exhibition in North America.
It is held annually for adult fans of LEGO and hobbyists in Seattle, Washington. BrickCon runs over four days, generally Thursday through Sunday, and is usually held the first weekend in October. The event brings together the fan community that has evolved as a result of the Internet and helps them explore and develop their LEGO hobby.[1] BrickCon is not affiliated to the LEGO company. BrickCon is made up of two parts: the private convention and the public exhibition. The private convention's main focus is to provide a venue for adult fans of LEGO to bring and display their own LEGO constructions. Activities at the convention include presentations, seminars, round-table discussions, contests, games, door prizes and many experiences unique to a LEGO Fan Convention. The full attendee receives a convention packet containing personalized bricks, a name badge, a program of activities, handouts and coupons. The public exhibition's main focus is to invite LEGO fans of all ages of the general public to view hundreds of hobbyist-built creations and meet their creators.
Visitors may watch the Mindstorms robot battles or Brickfilm (a LEGO-themed film), browse and shop at various LEGO vendors, or have their kids build something in the building zone. 2002 – The first NWBrickCon - Be There, Be Square Location: Center House at Seattle Center Public Guests: 3,000 – 5,000 "Back Room" (800 sq.ft.) "Main Floor" (200 sq.ft.) Notes: There were no "Attendees", but there were 25 adult builders displaying. This was an all-exhibit event. 2003 – The first NWBrickCon with attendees and guests - Be There, Be Square Location: Snoqualmie Room at Seattle Center Layout: All in one room (3,000 sq.ft.) Notes: This event was the first to have paid Attendees, paying Guests, Presentations, Brick Bazaar, and a Special Guest (Brad Justus from Lego Group). 2004 – NWBrickCon is held on Halloween weekend - Halloween! Location: (Dan Parker’s Studio), The Commons, Federal Way "Exhibition Hall" (1,600 sq.ft.) "Bazaar + General Meeting" (1,200 sq.ft.)
Notes: This was a fallback situation as initial plans fell through. Due to the arrangements, there was no charge for Public Guests nor could the Bazaar open to the Public. 2005 – NWBrickCon returns to the Center on the first weekend of October - Ghostly! Location: Rainier Room of the Northwest Rooms at Seattle Center (6,000 sq.ft.). "Exhibition Hall" (4,500 sq.ft.) "Bazaar + General Meeting" (2,500 sq.ft.) 2006 – NWBrickCon moves to a larger facility and keeps the first weekend of October - Heroes! Location: The Seattle Center Pavilion A + B at Seattle Center (13,000 sq.ft.) "Exhibition Hall + Kid Build" (8,000 sq.ft.) "Bazaar + General Meeting" (5,000 sq.ft.) Notes: The event began to show definite signs of growth. 2007 – BrickCon swells to overflow the Pavilion - Pirates! "Exhibition Hall + General Meeting" (8,000 sq.ft.) "Bazaar + Kid Build" (5,000 sq.ft.) 2008 – BrickCon moves again to a larger facility - Be Part of the Adventure!
Location: The Exhibition Hall (half) at Seattle Center (20,000 sq.ft.) 2009 – Continued growth- Imagination in Motion! Location: The (whole) Exhibition Hall at Seattle Center (34,000 sq.ft.) 2010 – Added the Rainier Room for all convention activities (34,000 + 6,000 sq.ft.) - Tales of the Brick! Location: The Exhibition Hall at Seattle Center[6] 2011 - Used all of the Northwest Rooms for convention activities (34,000 + 17,000 sq.ft.) - Building a [7]Community! Location: The Exhibition Hall and Northwest Rooms at Seattle Center 2012 - 10th Anniversary BrickCon 2013 - 12th BrickCon - Pigs v s. Cows! 2014 - 13th BrickCon - Invasion! Location: The Exhibition Hall and Cornish Playhouse at Seattle Center 2015 - 14th BrickCon - MOCking History! Location: The Exhibition Hall at Seattle Center 2016 - 15th BrickCon - Madness[8] Date: September 29th - October 2nd 2016 2017 - 16th BrickCon[9] Date: October 5th - 8th 2017