Fansites

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Lego fansites (Sometimes differing from LUGS or Lego Users Groups) are commonly small groups of LEGO fans that talk about events, building techniques, or other things within the LEGO world.

Contents 1 Details 1.1 Communication 2 See also 3 External Links 3.1 Communities 3.2 Fansites 3.3 Blogs 3.4 Wikis

[edit] Details

LEGO fansites are usually run by AFOL's (Adult Fans of LEGO), however, some children and teens have created their own fansites. Some fansites, such as Lugnet.com are very large, with a large number of members, and posters on forums. [1]

Some Lego fansites are simply personal webpages, made with a small group of people to discuss their Lego info. Sites such as Ad964fah's LEGO fansite Are quite common for small communities within the main LEGO community. Many sites have options to login as a member of that site, or even buy Lego sets such as Cloud City. Some LEGO fansites even focus on trying to make rants about a particular LEGO product or service.

[edit] Communication

Many fansites contain a forum for communicating everything from building techniques, to the newly released Spongebob Squarepants LEGO sets. Some fansites contain a form of instant messenger,to have live discussion with other LEGO fans or members on the particular site. However, on low-traffic websites, it is sometimes hard to impossible to talk live with another member.

[edit] See also

• Resources

[edit] External Links

[edit] Communities

• LUGNET, a large LEGO community with all sorts of features for LEGO fans.
• From Bricks to Bothans
• BrickBuilder, a forum for LEGO® fans

[edit] Fansites

• Ad964fah's LEGO Fansite A small LEGO fansite, with forums, a live chat, and much more features if you sign up to be a member. Built for LEGO fans for all ages.

[edit] Blogs

• The Brothers Brick
• Brickspace

[edit] Wikis

• Legopedia, a German version of Brickipedia
• Brick-Knight.com - Lego Batman Wiki