Something For Nothing!

SirKevbags

Well almost.....

I'm very much wanting to spread the awareness of Fairy Bricks beyond the AFOL world. When people hear about it they like it and want to get involved but they need to be aware.

So I'm using my extremely limited knowledge of social media to help with this. Find us on Twitter follow and rt for a chance to win a #4432

Like our page and share the post on Facebook to win a #3866

So those things are kind of for nothing, just a few clicks. I'm not forgetting the biggest supporters though and that's the members right here at Brickset. If you have previously bought a raffle ticket, given a prize or donated a set I have you all in my little black book and next week I'll pick one of you at random to win something from my personal stash.

Matthew

SirKevbags said:

Find us on twitter

Who are you and what have you done with Kev???

:-)

SirKevbags

Kev isn't on any of these things and that will remain the case :-)

rancorbait

^^ lol I was about to say the same thing!

"Take of your sun bonnets, NOW!" :-)

legomatt

I suspect my quickly signing up especially to do this won't really do much good...

fooooooooooor (altogether now!)

"A twit with no followers am I, ohhhh
A twit with no followers am I...
I'll tweet in the morn, I'll tweet in the ni-i-i-ight
I tweet when i'm ill, I tweet when i'm right
I tweet in the house, and tweet while outsi-i-i-ide...

BUUUUUT

A twit with no followerrrrrs, Aaaaaam Iiiiiiiiiiiii-Ya!"


Thank you.

legomatt

^just to clarify, in case of unfortunate misunderstandings, the above singsong was meant as a slightly less boring way of saying 'i'd love to help, but I (as in me) am not on social media'. (Poking fun at myself, not at Kev).

...and i even forgot a smiley! :oS

:o)

SirKevbags

So we have a winner. Apologies for the late announcement of this. Congratulations to @Pashazade . If you can please get in touch with your postal address and I will send you a lovely little #7732 Postal Plane

I've used a random generating thingy to draw this from everyone who has been involved since 2012. Bit of a trial and I can't say I care for it. Nothing like the honest toil of writing tickets out and putting them in the hat. I'll go back to that in the future.

legomatt

I agree there. Analogue beats digital every time for random number generation (in my opinion). No matter how clever the coding, in the end computers always feel somewhat... deceiving. Besides which manually mixing up and grabbing is much more fun than being 'told' an answer by a machine, then casting it a sideways glance, 'hmm, I wonder... ?'.

Computer: *innocent whistling*

lol