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http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=81950 Here is the 2004 Xmas Lego event in Hong Kong Just want to promote the creativity of Hong Kong enthusiast ;)

woo.... i am imagining the lego store would be full of happy faces |-D

What a pity to hear these posts ! I was thinking only Hong Kong kids have less creativity nowadays, :( similar case in europe ? a.... any guys here know that there was a lego competition in HK during Xmas?

I don't buy kabaya sets anyway, seems not much different with the "main" sets i think :$

nice party. is it for lego adult members only, why there's no child ?

nonono...... I will build my own style (still very blur in my mind now), one and only one appeared in my DreamLand :P besides, I have a crazy idea to .... build a Donald Duck swimming pool , all with coins inside *wub*

well, i am now planning to builld a bank (my idea: main color: blue,green,white, can you guess which bank? standardchartered :$ ). However, I don't have much bricks. And I am also busy on my work, and i also change my building method. Well, let me set this project is my target for 2005 *wub*

haha.... this guy worry that the ice-cream will be soon out of stock :$

Cool, though I don't play technic series. see another set, I feel that's imazing too and truely designed for adults *wub* http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery....y.cgi?i=1050233

Hello, first time to share my MOC here :) http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=76618

Oh.... I can't imagine that the Lego company try to use cheaper material *devil* *devil* *devil* *devil* *devil* If they do, I won't buy Lego anymore *devil* *devil* *devil* *devil* *devil* *devil*

Hello, I am from Hong Kong. Nice to meet you all here :$