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Upcoming Events

San Leandro LEGO Show

August 7-23, 2009
Bay Area Family Church
2305 Washington Ave
San Leandro, CA 94577
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August 2009 BayLUG Meeting

Sunday, August 30, 2009
11am to 4pm
Museum of American Heritage
351 Homer Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94301
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Great Train Expo

(status: tentative)
Sat-Sun, September 26-27, 2009
Santa Clara County Fairgrounds
344 Tully Road
San Jose, CA 95111
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Show Pictures

Here are some pictures of our public shows from this year, including BayLTC's train displays at the Great American Train Show (GATS) and other venues:

Train Collectors Assocation 2005 Cal-Stewart Spring Meet

Santa Clara Convention Center, March 18-20, 2005. Pictures by:

Great American Train Show, Cow Palace

Cow Palace, February 12-13, 2005. Pictures by:

BayLTC Lecture at MoAH

Museum of American Heritage, February 8, 2005. Pictures by:

  • none available

Palo Alto Museum Exhibit

Museum of American Heritage, Palo Alto, December 10, 2004-Jan 2, 2005. Pictures by:

Also, take a look at pictures from 2002, 2003, and 2004.

Join Us

BayLTC always welcomes new members, new input into our organization, and new ideas. If you have questions about the group, or suggestions for the web site, please send email to info at baylug.org

You can become a member online through our web site. Or, subscribe to our announcements mailing list to find out about all the latest upcoming events.

    

News

BayLUG featured on WIRED.com

May 27, 2009
By Bill Ward

On Sunday, May 24, a reporter and photographer from WIRED met with us at MoAH to document BayLUG’s plans for Maker Faire. See the resulting photo gallery and story, “Maker Faire 2009: Tech-Savvy Lego Maniacs Assemble a Plastic World” for more. They have a slide show featuring each of the BayLUG members who were present and at least one of each of our models. Click the thumbnails for more:

See you this weekend at Maker Faire!

Schedule changes for upcoming meetings

January 15, 2009
By Bill Ward

There have been a few minor changes to the BayLUG schedule, due to conflicts with the MoAH event calendar:

  1. February 21, 2009 (Saturday) we will have a meeting, instead of Sunday the 22nd as originally announced.
  2. October 4, 2009 (Sunday) we will be meeting a week earlier than the originally-announced date of the 11th.

Be sure to join our announce mailing list to get all the latest updates by email!

5th Annual ‘Living LEGO-cy’ Holiday LEGO Show!

December 12, 2008
By Mark Benz

The Bay Area LEGO Users’ Group and Train Club (BayLUG/LTC) is pleased to announce their 5th Annual “Living LEGO-cy” public Holiday LEGO Show again at the Museum of American Heritage in Palo Alto.

BayLUG 'Living LEGO-cy' Show

The annual event is fun for the whole family, and grows larger every year. This year, BayLTC presents a 12 by 25 foot, fully sceniced LEGO train layout with trains running through well known San Francisco, town and suburban scenes. In addition, BayLUG members have a WIDE variety of their own cool LEGO creations and models on display, from huge cranes and dragons, to classic cars and Santa.

The show, in the Museum’s Livermore Learning Center, is open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 7 December 2008 through 11 January 2009 from 11am to 4pm ONLY.

Free admission, though donations to the museum are always appreciated. The Museum is located at 351 Homer Ave. Palo Alto, CA. For more information please see www.baylug.org or www.MoAH.org or call (650) 321-1004.

  

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BayLUG graphic by Fred Yokel. BayLTC graphic by Fred Yokel, Mark Benz, John Neal, and Russell Clark.