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WAMALUG: Meeting: December 14, 2003

George Mason University
Arlington Original Building
Room 115
3401 North Fairfax Drive
Arlington, Virginia

John made an announcement of a light-weight sumo competition on Lugnet.

Christina made the original announcement of the meeting on Lugnet.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Abe cleaned house and brought another brand of construction toy bricks. Nate, Magnus, and Aaron look for LEGO® elements in the pile.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Judy brought miscellaneous parts for sale or trade.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Craig brought a Custom Freight Train and carefully identified his sources and inspirations.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Margaret was experimenting with the new third-party steam engine drivers.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Nate confessed that all of his contributions to this meeting were directly inspired by the constructions of others.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Judy has begun a rooster…

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — …and made a human head as well.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Can we say bristling? Jim and his two-headed AT-AT bedecked with weaponry.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Many more details of this construction in the Brickshelf galleries.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Challenged to build in a color other than gray, Jim came up with… yet another implement of war.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — …and it’s back to gray again!

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — The miniature edition of the 4403 Air Blazers helicopter Constantine made for the show in November.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — John making some adjustments to the’bot programming.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Decorated for the holidays?

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — John had to manage from a single photograph of Steve Hassenplug’s design.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Constantine, Margaret, Judy, and Christina look on.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Craig building Ultimate Collector’s Series 10026 Naboo Starfighter.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — The resulting display.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Mike builds 4491 MINI MTT.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Mike also brought this 3443 Mosaic of a young relative.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — This 4493 MINI Sith Infiltrator was sacrificed…

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — …so Greg could build a multi-story building…

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — …this is as far as he got.

Ken built 1254 Shell Select Shop.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Christina and her new Toshiba notebook with a fresh installation of Netscape Communicator 4.8 on it search for a Pirate name that doesn’t include Dirty in it.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — A lander from Aaron.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Magnus brought his modular castle and siege engine and joined with Nate and Aaron in battle.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Nate takes aim. The mechanism was sufficiently powerful as to arc the projectile clear over the castle.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Ken inspects the proceedings.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Interior details abound.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Knock-knock.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Former member Rich Schamus brought 10124 Wright Flyer and talked about his childhood in Dayton. Linda Mateo later built 4477 T-16 Skyhopper.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Christina checks out Aaron’s competition in the LEGOLAND Master Model Builder search.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Mike is going to shorten his name so that he can write it out in Aquazone bricks. Sure.

We have a new member, Craig E. Hicks. Welcome!

Metroliner toy in profile. …back to the top of the page

Attending

Members:

Christina Hitchcock
Abraham Friedman
Greg Kramer
Margaret D. Keys
Aaron M. Sneary
Constantine Hannaher
Judith R. Miller
Magnus Lauglo
Kenneth R. Rice
Michael C. Harrod
Jim Foulds
Maelee Foulds
Nathan Jacobs
John G. Barnes
Craig E. Hicks

Guests:

Suzanne Rice
Richard W. Schamus
Linda Mateo

Links to photographs

Last updated on: 03-May-2022

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