The LEGO User's Group
of Canada's Capital Region
The LEGO User's Group
of Canada's Capital Region
The 27th Annual Hobby Show - November 4-6, 2005
International Centre, Mississauga, Ontario - The Hobby Show Website
Once again members of ParLUGment, along with other builders from across Ontario, joined the Toronto LEGO club, rtlToronto, to set up a display for this event. Deborah, Janey and Jason made the trip down and all had an awesome time. Check out rtlToronto's page about the event here for more information and pictures.
Railfair 28 - October 15-16, 2005
Algonquin College, Ottawa, Ontario
Our third year in a row setting up a display for this event, and it proved to be just as popular as our previous displays.
 Kevin's pictures |
 Dan's pictures |
Brickfest 2005 - August 12-14, 2005
George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia - Brickfest Website
Deborah, Doug, Janey, Jason, Jude and Pierre made the trip down and enjoyed another awesome weekend of hanging out with LEGO enthusiasts. We were so busy having a good time we didn't even take any pictures, but you can find plenty on Brickshelf by searching for Brickfest 2005.
Summer MOC Gift Exchange - July 4, 2005
Click here to check out the details and pictures from our summer MOC gift exchange.
Canada Day - July 1, 2005
Jacques Cartier Park, Gatineau, Québec
Working in conjunction with the National Capital Commission, ParLUGment set up a LEGO train display in Jacques Cartier Park as part of the annual Canada Day celebrations. The display also featured a play area where children could build with a variety of LEGO bricks.
 Kevin's pictures |
 Doug's pictures |
Winterlude - February 5-6, 2005
Rideau Canal, Ottawa, Ontario
We were invited by the National Capital Commission to set up a train layout on the Rideau Canal for one weekend during the annual Winterlude festival. Being outdoors and during the dead of winter this was certainly the most unique (and unpredictable) event we'd ever put on. Luckily the weather cooperated, with mostly clear conditions and temperatures being relatively balmy (around freezing) for most of the weekend. The layout featured many recognizable buildings from the Ottawa region presented in a winter themed landscape.
 Tim's pictures |
 Kevin's pictures |
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 Ka-On's pictures |
 Jason's pictures |
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