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Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards aka Rockys

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - The Rocky Awards Ceremony

Day 2 of Philly Brick Fest 2014 came and went and during the day, judges were walking around evaluating a ton of MOCs in various themes which included best Philly MOC, Space, Bionicle, Military/Historical, Most Creative, Train, Steampunk, Building/Structure. Winners of these respective themes will get a custom Rocky trophy designed by Tyler Clites (Legohaulic). There was even a Stanley the Snail Award for best snail MOC.

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - The Rocky Awards Ceremony

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - The Rocky Awards Ceremony

The first award given out was an honorary award given to Chris Edwards who was the first person to register as an AFOL and the first person to display his MOCs.

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Honorary Rocky Award

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Honorary Rocky Award

The second award given out during the night was the Stanley the Snail Award given to the best snail MOC out of the whole convention. The winner of this award was Nicki Toizer.

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Snail

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Snail

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Snail

The second Rocky that was given out was to the best MOC which represented Philly. This award was also given to Nicki Toizer for her Cheesesteak w/ Fries.

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Philly

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Philly

The next award was for best Space themed MOC. The winner was Jim Rhoades for Comet Empire.

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Space

After that, we had the best Bionicle set which went to Joshua Kunicki for his Flagious MOC.

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Bionicle

Up next was the best Military/Historical MOC and the winner was Todd Michels for his Tank vs Helicopter display.

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Military/Historical

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Best Military/Historical

The next award that was up for grabs was the Most Creative MOC which went to Richard Chow/BrickFormula for his LEGO Sorter. You can check out how it works here.

Philly Brick Fest 2014 The Rocky Awards Ceremony - Most Creative

The following award that was given out was the best Train. … Continue

Philly Brick Fest 2014 LEGO Event Kit Ben’s Discovery (PBF001) Review

Philly Brick Fest 2014 Ben's Discovery (PBF001)

Today was the first day of AFOL & Exhibitor registration for Philly Brick Fest 2014 and inside my goodie bag was an exclusive LEGO event kit for particular registrants, Ben’s Discovery (PBF001). This minifigure is one of Philadelphia’s finest residents and his work in proving that lightning is electricity, Benjamin Franklin.

He is created from Bilbo Baggins’ torso and Shakespeare’s hair piece. There is also his kite and the key that is attached to the string. He is housed in a clear standard baseball card case. Overall, Ben Franklin is a pretty cool and exclusive minifigure to add to my LEGO collection.

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Philly Brick Fest 2014 Living Social Deal

Philly Brick Fest 2014

If you missed out on the Philly Brick Fest 2014 deal a few weeks ago on Amazon Local, there is another one going on Living Social. For $20, you get a one day entry to the convention as well as a free t-shirt.

Remember, the organizers of Philly Brick Fest also have an art contest going for you to design their program cover. The winner will get a $100 LEGO Gift Card. See all the official rules here.

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Philly Brick Fest 2014 LEGO Fan Festival Deal on Amazon Local

Philly Brick Fest 2014

If you’re thinking of attending Philly Brick Fest 2014, you can get a great deal for tickets on Amazon Local. Unfortunately, the deals for Saturday, April 26, 2014 have been sold out but there are still some left for Sunday, April 27, 2014. You can also register directly but you won’t get some of the incentives from buying on Amazon Local.

  • $20 ($38.65 value) for admission for one on Saturday, April 26, 2014
  • $20 ($38.65 value) for admission for one on Sunday, April 27, 2014
  • Receive T-shirt upon entry
  • T-shirt design will be revealed at the event; children’s sizes will be available
  • Children under 3 admitted free

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Philly Brick Fest 2014 Groupon

Philly Brick Fest 2014

If you’re thinking of attending Philly Brick Fest on April 26-27, 2014, you’ll be glad to know there is a Groupon going for the LEGO event. There are limited quantities available so if you want to get a great deal, better hurry. There are currently four options to choose from:

  • $40 for one-day festival entry and exclusive T-shirts for two (a $77.30 value)
  • $60 for one-day festival entry and exclusive T-shirts for three (a $115.95 value)
  • $80 for one-day festival entry and exclusive T-shirts for four (a $154.60 value)
  • $100 for one-day festival entry and exclusive T-shirts for five (a $193.25 value)

In addition to seeing all kinds of LEGO creations, there will also be plenty of vendors selling their products as well. To learn more about Philly Brick Fest 2014, feel free to read up on the event here or head over to the official site for more details.

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Philly Brick Fest 2014 in the Works

Philly Brick Fest 2014

In any given year, there are several LEGO conventions that take place in the United States. BrickFair, BrickCon, Brick Fiesta, Bricks Cascade, Bricks by the Bay, and the just completed Brickworld in Chicago are some of the better known conventions in the country. One of the main reasons why these conventions exist is to provide a platform for LEGO builders and artists to show off their own creations. It also allows fans of LEGO to gather at a single place to discuss the hobby and to meet new people.

The county’s East Coast is home to BrickFair VA, located just outside the nation’s capital, Washington DC, and BrickFair NE which took place in Manchester, NH about an hour north of Boston, MA. This brings us to Philadelphia, the second largest city on East Coast and the fifth most populated city in the U.S. The City of Brotherly Love has everything you could possibly want in a big city including famous landmarks, sports teams, and iconic cuisine. The one attraction Philadelphia has been without is a major LEGO convention…. until now! With the closest major convention a few states away, Philly Brick Fest 2014 is primed to attract a new audience and create another longstanding Philadelphia tradition.

Our very good friend, Chad “Stud” Collins from YourCreativeFriends, has embarked on a mission that will bring Philly its first ever LEGO convention. “Philly Brick Fest will open up a world of imagination and creativity never seen before in our area.” says Collins.

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