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London AFOLs Meetup - Monday evening 1 July
It's the fourth London AFOLs meetup. If you are over 16, and are in striking distance of central London, why not join us and play with Lego in the pub? Plenty of Lego supplied, and a free polybag (whilst stocks last) to all first-time attendees.
More details on http://www.meetup.com/LondonAFOLs
More details on http://www.meetup.com/LondonAFOLs
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By the way is there anthing that you'd like donated for the LEGO collection? I was thinking that brick separators could be useful, and I'm sure like everyone I have loads.
I don't remember there being a lot of SNOT elements, and I've got a lot of 1x1 black bricks with 4 studs from a PaB wall. Anything else?