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  • Meet a LEGO® Master at a store near you!

    Sara S

    By Sara S

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    LEGO® Masters contestants are coming to our LEGO stores!

    If you live near one of these stores, come say hi at our LEGO Masters meet and greets!

    October 29 1-5PM at the LEGO® Store Chandler Fashion Center, Chandler AZ: Emily & Liam

    October 29 12-4PM at the LEGO® Store Chinook Centre, Calgary AB: Stephen & Stephen

    November 5 12-4PM at the LEGO® Store Crossgates Mall, Albany NY: Erin

    November 5 1-5PM at the LEGO® Store Southpark, Charlotte NC: Michelle

    November 5 1-5PM at the LEGO® Store Natick, Natick, MA: Liz

    November 5 2:30-5PM at the LEGO® Store Providence Place, Providence, RI: Christine

     

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    Rudy Boonstra | CLTC

    Rudy Boonstra | CLTC

    Posted

    We in Calgary at the Calgary LEGO Train Club are so proud of Stephen and Stephen.  If you are in town in Calgary, please try to make time to attend the October 29th event.  And even if you cannot attend in person, check out the TV series - the building competition and quality is excellent.  Rudy

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    Dirk Frantzen

    Dirk Frantzen

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    Would be nice to do the same in other regions of the world with local LM participants.

    There could even be LEGO building activities with kids and LM participant.

    Kids could build small parts of builds they have seen on the show etc.

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    Ivan Filippov

    Ivan Filippov

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    Unfortunately all of these are pretty far away from me, but I got the honor to meet Emily and Liam at brickfair VA 2019 and 2022.

    Nicolas Geeraert

    Nicolas Geeraert

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    On 10/27/2022 at 6:47 PM, Dirk Frantzen said:

    Would be nice to do the same in other regions of the world with local LM participants.

    There could even be LEGO building activities with kids and LM participant.

    Kids could build small parts of builds they have seen on the show etc.

    I agree. This seems very North America - centric. A shame, given that the first Lego Masters show didn't even originate there.

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