We created another display at the North Valley Regional Library in December 2012. It will be on display all month. Here’s some pictures of it:
Display at Tempe Historical Museum – Dec 2012
Here’s a few pictures of our display at the Tempe Historical Museum. It will be on display until Jan 5, 2013.
The museum is located at 809 E. Southern Avenue, Tempe, Arizona 85282.
(and thanks to the Lego stores in Chandler and Peoria for donating the display cases)
We also participated in the museum’s Dec 7th event, “A Night at the North Pole”. A wild guess on my part is about 200 people stopped by our tables during the 2 hour event. There were a lot of kids that were very excited about seeing something built other than sets. (And no, I don’t know how many pieces it took to build the big building.) Here’s a couple pictures from that event:
November 2012 Meeting
We had 12 people attend our November 17th, 2012 Meeting. Here’s a few pictures of what people brought in:
North Valley Regional Library Display – September 2012
We had a display at the North Valley Regional Library in Anthem. Here’s some pictures of that display:
October 2012 Meeting
We had 13 people attend our October 20th, 2012 Meeting. Here’s a few pictures of what people brought in:
September 2012 Meeting
We had 14 people (2 of them for the first time) attending our September 2012 Meeting. Here’s a few pictures of what people brought in:
Aug 2012 Meeting
We had 18 people attending our Aug 2012 Meeting. Here’s a few pictures of what people brought in:
Phoenix Comicon 2012
Here’s some (late) pictures of our Phoenix Comicon 2012 display.
Additional pics at:
July 2012 Meeting
We had 15 people attend our July 2012 Meeting at the North Tempe Multi-Generational Center in Tempe. Here’s some pics of what people brought in.
Come See Cactus Brick at Phoenix Comicon May 24-27
Cactus Brick will be displaying a 15 foot by 40 foot display of custom LEGO creations at the Phoenix Comicon May 24th to May 27th. The display will include a town with over 200 square feet of towering buildings and speeding locomotives. In addition, the display will contain static models from all genres of science fiction and comics. Comicon is open to the public and kids twelve and under are free with a paying adult. To learn more please visit the Phoenix Comicon website.