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Welcome to the international LEGO Users Group Network — where LEGO® enthusiasts of all ages find information, meet one another, and share ideas. As an independent site by fans, for fans, it is neither owned nor operated by the LEGO Company.
For people who never put their toys away
Believe it or not, thousands of adults still build and play with LEGO® toys. In fact, some of the things adults create will knock your socks off. Everyone loves a great creation — here are some things you can see and do online:
- Learn about a cool new website each week with Cool LEGO Site of the Week.
- Browse links to hundreds of other websites by LEGO enthusiasts like you.
- Share pictures of your creations at the BrickShelf Gallery.
- Learn the ways of LDraw and model your creations in the computer.
- Build web pages on LUGNET right from your web browser.
Over the years, the community has collected and compiled information on more than 3,500 official LEGO products:
- Find old LEGO building instruction booklets and catalogs at Kevin Loch's BrickShelf scans archive.
- Look up LEGO sets using Huw Millington's BrickSet reference.
- Look up LEGO and LDraw elements using Steve Bliss's Partsref elements catalog.
- Launch LUGNET's popup QuickSet utility.
- Search LUGNET's extensive LEGO set database.
- Browse LUGNET's Fibblesnork LEGO Guide.
- Browse LUGNET's repository of LEGO set inventories.
The fun doesn't have to end when the toys are put away. LUGNET's discussion groups are home to thousands of LEGO fans. Some people hang out daily, others check in when time permits. This is a community which never sleeps — and has been called "the friendliest place on the Internet."
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Some of the week's notable announcements and discussions, as selected by LUGNET Members...
Short on time?
This is a prolific community, and digesting everything can be a real challenge. Here are a couple of tips:
- Stay on top of the latest news and events with LUGNET's Daily Spotlight page or check out the Weekly Top 40.
- Subscribe for e-mail delivery of general-interest announcements.
LUGNET was founded in 1998 and is operated by adult LEGO enthusiasts Todd Lehman and Suzanne Rich, who met in 1996 through their personal LEGO web sites. In 1997, LUGNET's Plan document was announced and outlines rationale and directions. The community's roots date back to 1993, when LEGO enthusiasts first began gathering in numbers in the Usenet newsgroup alt.toys.lego.
