Showing posts with label hispabrick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hispabrick. Show all posts

Monday, April 18, 2011

HispaBrick 10

Found at: http://www.hispabrickmagazine.com/
Details: It's time to check in again on HispaBrick magazine. Last time we featured HispaBrick magazine, they had just released their 8th issue. They've since released their ninth and tenth issues. As usual, they're keeping up the great work and publishing in both English and Spanish.

Sunday, December 12, 2010

HISPABRICK 2010

Name of Event: HISPABRICK 2010
Found at: http://www.hispalug.com/hispabrick/2010/portadaHISPABRICK2010-esp.html
Details: The fourth time out was another record-breaker for HISPABRICK, Spain's largest event for LEGO fans.

In keeping with our usual habit, here's a round up of photos from last weekend:
HispaBRICK 2010 official flickr group pool
_Spazski_'s flickr photos
lokosuperfluoLEGOman's Brickshelf gallery
Manel Marqués' flickr photos
satanspoet's Brickshelf gallery

More links to come as I find out about them. Send your tips in to legomodeloftheday@gmail.com

Monday, August 2, 2010

HISPABRICK

Found at: http://www.hispabrickmagazine.com/
Details: Normally I try to pick a robotics-based model to feature on Monday, but today, the best recent Mindstorms item to point you toward is actually an online magazine. Generally, the magazine I plug here is BrickJournal, which is available in print and published in English. However, Hispabrick Magazine (which is published online and aimed at the Spanish-speaking LEGO fan community - and can now be read/downloaded in an English version) is increasingly becoming noteworthy as well. The most recent issue, 008, is focused on Mindstorms NXT. Several members of the Mindstorms Community Partners team are profiled, and there are also interviews with Eric Albrecht (aka Blakbird) of Technicopedia fame and even current heir to the LEGO dynasty Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen himself.

Interestingly, in spite of the Spanish-speaking focus, some of the articles cover people and models from places that don't speak English or Spanish.

In addition to the great Mindstorms coverage, there are also plenty of non-robotics articles in this issue (and previous issues) as well - so if we skip day or two of blogging here (in favor of getting more going at BrickFair), consider this to be the "model" for the missing days as well.

You can view or download the magazine in English and/or Spanish from the link above.

Now, if only we could buy Hispabrick English in BrickJournal-style print compendiums...