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WAMALUG: Meeting: September 11, 2004

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

Christina made the original announcement of the meeting on Lugnet.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Michael brought an Advent set as inspiration for making ornaments.

Max had delta-winged spacecraft and a half-track and Bob brought 8436 Truck, but they left before the cameras came out.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Tony built 3579 Street Hockey and also had this 8369 Dirt Crusher RC.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Akos Kostyan, from Hungary, had Technic axles in an articulated expansible sphere…

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — …presumably inspired by the Hoberman® Original Transforming Sphere®.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Joe among those fascinated by the kinetic properties.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Joe had the Cousteau’s Calypso , Zodiac, and PBY Catalina, along with TRON lightcycles, a house, and a teleportation chamber.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Jim had two treaded weapons platforms and the train club containers obtained at BrickFest™.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Fradel brought mechs and fighters.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Nick had a police dropship and single-seat ships…

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — …and built 8588 Kurahk.

Denise had early-eighties sets mint in bags inside a red case she bought for $12.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Magnus, Nate, and Fradel waged battle.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Christina, John, Peter, Tony, and Michael built Designer sets.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher. — Jeffrey has started building a ship from Z Gundam but foresees the need for another Statue of Liberty to continue.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — Peter had a number of creations.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Constantine Hannaher.

Photograph courtesy Abe Friedman. — An unusual feature in an automobile.

Baseplates, trains, and volunteers are slated for Fall for Fairfax on October 2nd. The plan now is to build a wreath for the KKI Festival of Trees. A continuing series of dinner get-togethers is planned. Rich volunteered as coordinator for the elections required by the time of the October meeting. Nate proposes new guidelines to replace the charter, bylaws, and rules.

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Attending

Members:

Denise M. Jadud
Robert J. Hayes
Richard W. Schamus
Christina Hitchcock
Abraham Friedman
Constantine Hannaher
Magnus Lauglo
Kenneth R. Rice
Michael C. Harrod
Jim Foulds
Maelee Foulds
Nathan Jacobs
John G. Barnes
Nick K.
Joseph C. Meno
Fradel D. Gonzales

Guests:

Bob’s son Max
Anthony Perez
Akos Kostyan
Todd S. Thuma
Peter Rogers
Jeffrey W. Stembel

Links to photographs

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