The jury has made it’s decision and we have the first four winners … congratulations to all four designers and thanks again to everyone for taking part in the event.
Now we wait for the end of the month for the decision in our Facebook audience award vote (the design with the most likes wins), which you are still welcome to take part in.
Nathan Readioff’s beautiful micro LHC models finally passed the magic line of 10k supporters at LEGO Ideas and is now under consideration for becoming an official LEGO set … we should expect the decision some time this fall.
Hopefully we’ll be more successful than the last time we passed 10k.
Congratulation Nathan!!!
We had a very nice weekend at the ‘Nuit de la science’ in Geneva. All designs registered in our competition are now available on the event web page and you are welcome to take in our Facebook audience award vote (the design with the most likes wins).
CERN has started another campaign to advertise Nathan’s great LHC micro models.
So head over to Lego Ideas and help him turn these into an actual Lego set.
Derrick Walker, a student at the Australian Science and Mathematics School, has just finished his research project featuring the ATLAS LEGO model. As part of his project, Derrick found supporters to finance the necessary 9517 pieces, ordered them and spent more than 72 hours to build the model. Currently, Derrick’s model is on display at his school and he plans to show it various exhibitions in the Adelaide area.
Kudos to Derrick for this great effort! Well done! Continue reading Building ATLAS from scratch