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May 2022: It's Time! Robin has finished shooting LEGO Masters New Zealand, and the first episode of Season 1 airs on May 9, 2022 on TV NZ 2. It's possible it may become available to watch in other countries in future, but for now, if you can get onto TV NZ On Demand, you'll be able to watch it now. Click on image at right to see the promo video (76 Mb download)! |
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July 2021: Very exciting news!! Robin has been announced as the LEGO cohost of the upcoming New Zealand LEGO Masters!! Preparations are already underway, and
shooting commences in a few months. Click here for details. If you happen to live in New Zealand, and would like to audition for the show, click here. |
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February 2021: Family Day 2021! Following all Covid guidelines, Robin was onsite at the Sidney Museum to build a big
'Castle-ized' version of the old Post Office building, which houses the museum. Once again, Peninsula Co-op sponsored the building of a cool,
new mosaic, which will be installed in one of their stores when it's completed. Click at right for photos of both creations, including an image of what the mosaic will look like when finished.
Also, click here for a timelapse video of the big Post Office build! |
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November 2020: These builds were done in secret for Christmas Chronicles 2,
the newly released Netflix movie. Robin (and helpers!) built them about a year ago when the movie was filming here in Vancouver. Robin also helped round up some cool creations
from several other great west coast adult LEGO builders. These, as well as a bunch of new (and classic) LEGO sets, show up in the movie as well.
Click at right for some behind the scenes and on set photos!
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August 2020: Strange times makes for unusual events. This year Agrifair ran a Drive-Thru Safari, and Robin,
along with Lili and AbbyLUG, were onsite building
a symbol of hope - a giant rainbow - as well as a couple of safari animals! Here's hoping that we can get back to some interactive events next year. Photos at right.
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February 2020: Another great Family Day in Sidney, sponsored by the Sidney Museum & Archives. Medicine Hat Mall.
This year, once again made possible with the generous support of Peninsula Co-op, we had a ton of fun building a mini "Chibi" pirate ship,
along another lovely mosaic. Check out photos at right.
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February 2020: Tourism Abbotsford sponsored a fun mosaic building activity at the
Earlybird RV Show in Abbotsford. Lots of kids and families came out to build a beautiful new mosaic that can now be found
in the Tourism Abbotsford offices! Photos at right.
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August 2019: Medicine Hat Mall celebrated their 40 year anniversary this year.
Robin brought some LEGO bricks to the party to have some fun with! Lots of building contests, lots of giveaways, and a giant DUPLO tower! Click the photo at right for more.
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August 2019: A big thank you to Fraserway RV in Abbotsford for once again sponsoring Brickville
at Agrifair this year. Robin built a class C motorhome, and some of the team built a few cute animals to decorate our campsite! Click at right for photos.
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July 2019: There's no better place to be for Canada Day than in Ottawa - our nation's capitol! Robin, along with an amazing crew from
ParLUGment, the Ottawa adult LEGO fan club, worked together with the public to help create a unique, 3-sided sculpture celebrating indigenous
culture in Canada. The sculpture was created in 2 days, from almost 100,000 LEGO bricks, and features 3 symbols on each of its three sides. Click at right for details and more explanation.
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June 2019: Year 10 for the awesome Nutrien Children's Festival of Saskatchewan!
This year we explored 'The Senses', and built a giant sock monkey who tasted, smelled, touched, looked at, and heard lots of LEGO goodies (that we also built!)
Also, a big thank you to our new LEGO event sponsor, the University of Saskatchewan! Photos at right.
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June 2019: As part of the ongoing 'Unwritten' exhibit, a couple more buildings were updated on the giant DUPLO model.
The model will remain on display, with future changes, until at least December 2019. Photo at right.
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April 2019: AMAZEatorium 2019! In addition to lots of 'Giant Games' building, we created a gorgeous mosaic that is now on permanent display
at the Saint John International Airport. Photos at right.
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March 2019: It was year 2 for the amazing Capital City Comic Con in Victoria.
This year, Robin created 2 exclusive Make-and-Take collectible building kits, one for each day's events. Thanks to VicLUG member, Aaron Dayman,
for coming up with some awesome designs! Photos at right.
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March 2019: It was spring break in Abbotsford, and in support of the Abbotsford Food Bank,
Robin was at Sevenoaks Shopping Centre to help hundreds of kids create a giant LEGO mosaic featuring a view of the
tulip fields at the base of Mt. Cheam. Thanks to all who participated! Photos at right.
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March 2019: Celebrating 10 years of LEGO Mania at Tillicum Shopping Centre,
Robin and VicLUG crew built a giant globe with the theme of 'Around The World' (photos at right).
Over a hundred children entered the annual building contest, and many won awesome LEGO prizes!
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February 2019: We've been wanting to build a railroad locomotive at the Sidney Museum
for many years, and this year, as part of the Sidney Family Day LEGO Festival,
Robin and some of the VicLUG crew built a model of the Victoria & Sidney Railway, Locomotive No. 1. Thank you to
Peninsula Co-op for sponsoring the festival once again. Festival goers also worked to create another gorgeous LEGO mosaic to go on display at a nearby Co-op gas station. Click at right for photos.
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February 2019: To celebrate the launch of LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part, Robin and the team spent a weekend at Toys-R-Us in Langley, BC and
built a giant scaled up version of Emmet's dream house from the movie! Click the photo for more.
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