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AFOL News magazine info?

mrbradfordmrbradford Fort Worth, Texas, USAMember Posts: 45
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Does anyone have any info on when this magazine was published and possibly have any digital copies of any of the issues? I would like it for a project I'm working on. Attached is a partial image of what I'm looking for. Thanks in advance for any info/help.

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  • ryan498ryan498 Member Posts: 37
    Sorry, I don't have any details but I am really interested in this as well, would love to know more about this magazine.
  • BooTheMightyHamsterBooTheMightyHamster Northern edge of London, just before the dragons...Member Posts: 1,275
    I've not heard of it, but the name Greg Hyland is mentioned on the page you scanned, so I googled the name of the magazine and his name, and found...

    Lethargiclad.com

    Certainly looks to be a LEGO oriented site, and Greg mentions that he's on Facebook and Twitter, so you can probably get in touch with him and ask who he produced the cartoon for.
  • bluemoosebluemoose Member Posts: 1,716
    edited March 2014
    I'm intruiged; the middle photo on the cover, of the builders stood around the tables about to start the speed building attempt, is my photo; I took it on April 9th 2005, at Legoland Windsor. I've no idea how it ended up on the cover of that magazine. I certainly don't remember being asked if was OK to use it :-/

    One of the builders in the photo is Our Good Host, Huw.
  • bluemoosebluemoose Member Posts: 1,716
    It looks like the text at the top right reads something like -
    "Informational Newsletter collated (or maybe 'collected'?), compiled and created by the International LEGO Ambassador Team".

    If anyone is interested, the team completed the build in 1hr 13mins 56secs, which was a new UK record for speedbuilding the UCS ISD.
  • HuwHuw Brickset Towers, Hampshire, UKAdministrator Posts: 6,334
    ^ I remember it well, in the big tent at LLW.
  • bluemoosebluemoose Member Posts: 1,716
    http://www.bluemoose.co.uk/ISD/
  • LegoboyLegoboy 100km furtherMember Posts: 8,687
    edited March 2014
    OMG, the tent before Laser Raiders took over.

    And oh my, you all look so young. Excellent. Thanks for sharing. :-)

    Edit:- Did Simon ever have hair?
  • LegoboyLegoboy 100km furtherMember Posts: 8,687
    That's not J Nolan is it?
  • HuwHuw Brickset Towers, Hampshire, UKAdministrator Posts: 6,334
    L to R:

    ?, Simon Bennet, Dean Earley (now Ms. Deanna Earley), David Till , Steven Locke, ?, Jason Railton, me, Jon Reynolds, Duncan Titmarsh.
  • CCCCCC UKMember Posts: 17,204
    It's good to see they have a rope barrier up in front of the crowd, just in case anyone tries to storm the "pitch".
  • scrumperscrumper UKMember Posts: 323
    ^^and while everybody else raises their hand and smiles to the camera, you grin at the Lego.
    LostInTranslation
  • bluemoosebluemoose Member Posts: 1,716
    I remember it being bitterly cold in there, and that we had more people watching the build than I'd expected. There was a little display of Star Wars models from the LLW model shop just outside, which probably helped draw folk in. Please excuse the blurry fonecam shot.
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