LEGO Store in Köln

During my around the world trip I also stopped in the beautiful city of Köln, Germany. It features a dedicated LEGO store and it was nice to see the nearly complete product range in one place. They even had a wall full of Minifigures. I asked them how they were organized, but they told me that it was just random. What a pity. :-)

The LEGO Store In Köln

Errata

The book is of course never complete and never completely correct. Several supporters already offered their help to find mistakes. I would like to share them with you, so that we deal with them only once. Please comment on this post to add your corrections to the book.

  • On page 148, lic.stw.ep3.2005.20 is referred to as “Medical Droid”. Its name is actually “FX-9 Surgical Assistant Droid” – Thanks David!
  • On page 148, lic.stw.ep3.2007.05 is showing set number 4755-1 on page 313. This is a Harry Potter set number. The actual set number Kit Fisto appeared in in 2007 was: 7661 – Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive Booster Ring. – Thanks David!
  • On page 157, lic.stw.456.2008.01 is showing set number 7180-1, 7140-1, 7142-1 on page 314. Instead it was in 7668-1. – Thanks David!
  • On page 297, oth.oth.oth.2009.02 and oth.oth.oth.2010.03 are no genuine Lego Minifigures. – Thanks Frans!

We Won A Bright Ideas Research Grant!

The University of Canterbury has a funding program “Bright Ideas”. It is a fund whose purpose is to help develop an innovative culture which encourages technology based ideas to “escape” from the University into the world at large.  The spirit of “Bright Ideas” funding is to responsively support early stage ideas and help take them to the next stage with a maximum of flexibility and a minimum of bureaucracy.

I am happy to announce that we received a Bright Idea Grant to help us develop the App. Our new goal is to develop a cross platform App. Including iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux. Lets hope we can make it work.

Reseller Wanted

Would you like to become a reseller for the Unofficial LEGO Minifigure Catalog? Do you own a bookshop and would like to sell the book in your shop? Turns out that CreateSpace, my publisher, has got a reseller program the call CreateSpace Direct. Through this you will receive a considerable discount that will enable you to sell the book with a sufficient profit margin. Check out their information and application page.