As promised.

Here’s the video of the 139 GBC modules running at LEGOWorld CPH 2013.

So I’ve uploaded the last round of images from LEGOWorld in Copenhagen.

Not all are as good as I’d liked them to be – I guess I’ll have to work my photography skills, perhaps in combination with a better and more light sensitive lens.

Here’s a few of them – all images are links to my flickr stream on LEGOWorld 2013 in Copenhagen.

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“Look Ma! A rockstar!”

I do have a video on the GBC module – I’ll be posting that tomorrow – hopefully xD

Today is the last day after 4 amazing days LEGO World in Copenhagen. All AFOLs are happy and the public visitors of course too.
A great event – thanks to all who made this happen.
I took some more pictures today to share with you before the end of the show.

Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen is getting insides from Søren Johansen around his Space MOCs.

The Byggepladen Info desk.

Arjan and one of his ships.

Nyhavn built by Stefan Sandbeck.

Castle by Brian Abildgård.

GBC module built by Klaus Hansen.

I made a little walk around the Fan Zone to take some pictures of MOCs we have on display here in Copenhagen. Very high quality everywhere!

Stephan Sander fixing his Miniland size running TEE train.

Cool very detailed ships built by Arjan Oude Kotte.

A huge display of all SW minifigs ever released by Bo Jensen.

GBC World Record with 140 working modules.

Ebeltoft townhall built by Vibeke Brogaard.

A huge layout build by several different AFOLs.

The Kings castle from Oslo by Morten Dalermoen.

Great trucks built by Dennis Bosman.

Huge castle built by Brian Abildgård.

I want to show you more impressions from LEGO World so you can see how great it looks here.

The SW area.

A Ninjago bouncing castle

A pool filled with LEGO bricks

The very crowded LEGO Friends area

Cute Friends animals

Pierre watching out for the LEGO City display

A very nice building activity for the public

Lee and Warren in the Mindstorms area

Spot the CEO

LEGO Chima area

A lot of fun for everybody – so much from me for now!

We have a very nice AFOLs evening at LEGO World. Plenty of happy people, good food and drinks and great conversations and activities.

Annette – Project Manager for LW giving a speech.

Looking on the auction items – together with the special guest Jørgen Vig Knudstorp – LEGO CEO

And the LW Fan Zone Manager Svend Erik Saksun together with Jørgen.

I finally arrived at LEGO World in Copenhagen today. The event and especially the AFOL area looks great.

A lot of happy AFOLs and Kids families.

Here some pictures.

Tonight we will have the AFOLs dinner party with many special guests, cool building activities and a nice auction.

Pictures to follow.

Yesterday I arrived at LEGOWorld in Copenhagen.

The day was spent on checking out all the LEGO themed universes inside LEGOWorld and also getting a good look at all the superduper fan MOCs in the Fan Zone.

When the “show” was over we went for a champagne reception at the LEGO Store in Copenhagen where several AFOLs enjoyed the possibility of buying the Palace Cinema early.

Sadly they had no chrome red keychains – I need to use my VIP card soo much more…

Anyways, today is Friday and I’ve spend the morning talking to fans and checking out their nice creations.

Among the ones I’ve run into so far are Stefan and his nice Nyhavn diorama, Dennis Bosman and his trucks, Maciej Drwiega and his trucks and Arjan Oude Kotte and his collection of ships. Now to find out how to sneak one out without them noticing it.

There are plenty of pictures – well at least until my camera ran out of battery. I guess “someone” at the office borrowed it and didn’t recharge the battery after use – THANK YOU! :p

So here’s a few to enjoy – click them to go to my flickr photostream for more.

Vibeke Brogaard’s Old Ebeltoft diorama

Gerard Salden’s Dutch Bridge

Lee Magpili’s Red Valentine’s Dragon (at the Mindstorms area of LEGOWorld)