The WA Brick Society is a LEGO® user group (LUG) based in Perth, Western Australia for adult fans of LEGO® (AFOL’s).

The group first formed in 2007 and became an incorporated club in 2012. The club prides itself on “My Own Creation” (MOC) style of building and holds and participates in a number of displays across Western Australia. WA Brick Society has approximately 40 club members, with over 1300 followers on Facebook. 

We have done events for local organisations and groups by establishing partnerships with the Autism Association of WA, Astronomy WA, Rail Heritage WA, Surgical House, Jace Bricks and Amaze Miniature Park

Our Objectives:

1. Provide an opportunity for adults and their families with an interest in LEGO® to socialise, share and discuss ideas as well as create and build together, using LEGO®.
2. To promote LEGO® as a hobby in Western Australia.
3. To organise meetings and club events for members as well as shows to display members’ models to the public.  
4. To promote and encourage social activities amongst members as well as other organisations.

Well-LUG’s mission is to foster and create vibrant AFOL communities. We have four branches offering regular meetings, shows and community corroborative activities. Wellington, Palmerston North, Hawkes Bay and Whanganui New Zealand.

Well-LUG (Wellington Lego® User Group) is a group of Lego® fans of all ages from across the lower half of the North Island. New members are always welcome and can be involved in the LUG as little or as much as they like.

Well-LUG has an annual show in Palmerston North, and bi-annual shows in Hawkes Bay and Whanganui. We are proud to host New Zealand’s only three-day AFOL Convention in Wellington annually. 

A group of Lego fans from all over Hamilton and the great Waikato – New Zealand
HamLUG ( Hamilton LEGO® User Group ) is a group of adult and teenage LEGO® collectors who like to collect, build and display their LEGO® creations!

Some of us collect official sets as they come in the box, some of us like to modify these official LEGO® sets, and some of us like to build completely from our own imagination – or from things we see in the world around us. Some of us do all three!!

Our Aims:

To demonstrate and promote the creative possibilities that LEGO® provides.

To display our member’s amazing creations and collections to the public.

To show that building with LEGO® is an activity for all ages.

To bring together LEGO® enthusiasts from across the Waikato region.

What We Do:

Once a year we hold our major event which features displays by all of our members, along with guests from around New Zealand.

During the year varying groups of members exhibit their works at places such as Toy Fairs, Hobby Shows, Museums, Shopping Malls, Schools and Markets etc.

We have social get-togethers where we show and talk about our latest LEGO® purchases and creations, and discuss ideas for future projects.

If you are interested in joining HamLUG, or are holding an event where you would like a LEGO® display, please contact us by email : hamlug@outlook.com or talt to us on one of our shows
As a result of all the events held this in the last few years we have received interest from lots of people wanting to join our group, and we have more than 30 members who take part in some way with our activities. We have already planned many exciting new things for 2018, which are listed on the Home page www.hamlug.co.nz

Who We Are

AuckLUG (Auckland LEGO® User Group) is a group of adult and teenage LEGO® collectors who like to collect, build and display their LEGO® creations!

Some of us collect official sets as they come in the box, some of us like to modify these official LEGO® sets, and some of us like to build completely from our own imagination – or from things we see in the world around us. Some of us do all three!

Our Aims

• To demonstrate and promote the creative possibilities that LEGO® provides.
• To display our members’ amazing creations and collections to the public.
• To show that building with LEGO® is an activity for all ages.
• To bring together LEGO® enthusiasts from across the Auckland region.

What We Do

Once a year we hold our major self-run event which features displays by all of our members, along with guests from around New Zealand – and sometimes overseas.

During the year varying groups of members exhibit their works at places such as Toy Fairs, Hobby Shows, Museums, Shopping Malls etc.

We have social get togethers where we show and talk about our latest LEGO® purchases and creations, and discuss ideas for future projects.

All Blocks LUG exhibits all sorts of LEGO, from some vintage sets, right through to the latest releases, as well as MOCs. The range of displays and sets is truly vast, with something of interest for everyone.

If you deconstruct the name: All signifies that everyone is included; Blocks is the foundation of our hobby. It is a word play on one of New Zealand’s global brands.

All Blocks is based in Auckland but the LUG is not be geographically constrained to just the Auckland region.

RLUG based in the south of New Zealand. Membership open to all ages and Lego passions, weekly AFOL and monthly family meetings. We are a charitable trust using our love of Lego to help unwell children in our community.

LUG South is a group consisting of AFOL’s and TFOL’s with a wide range of LEGO interests from Star Wars to City, LOTR to Friends. We seem to have fans of every genre but we are always looking to welcome new members too. We hold public displays of sets, MOCs and dioramas with all profits used for charitable purposes helping unwell children within our local community. Monthly family gatherings, weekly AFOL “hangout” type meetings and many other community/member events are held and advertised directly to our members. Information about joining is on our website.

RLUG based in Brisbane in Australia. With 200+ members and spreading from the Sunshine Coast in North to the Gold Coast in the south, we arrange two or more major Expo’s in Brisbane every year and are represented in a number of other events across south east Queensland. We meet monthly to discuss everything LEGO and compete in our regular MOC competitions.
BrisBricks is a Not-for-profit organisation, bringing enjoyment to the young and the young at heart through LEGO®. Our membership ranges from 15 to 80 years with varying styles, tastes and themes when it comes to those much loved little plastic bricks.

We have experience in doing community based shows for more then 20 years and meet regularly to enjoy social nights, MOC building, games and to discuss everything LEGO®. Our goals are to bring together the Adult Fans of LEGO® (AFOL) community in South East Queensland, organise LEGO events for the public across southern Queensland and Northern New South Wales and use part of revenue to raise money for a range of Children’s charities.

We are a not-for-profit Adult Fans of LEGO® social group. QLUG is a Recognised LEGO User Group (RLUG).

Please read the pinned post at the top of the Facebook group when you are approved to join.

This is a group for Adult Fans of LEGO® . We are a group of LEGO® hobbyists who share a common interest and have combined our resources to get more enjoyment from our hobby. Our main goal is to share our LEGO® hobby with others and in doing so, build great friendships and LEGO® models, but most of all, enjoy ourselves.

Being a state-wide group, we have developed social sub-groups in Brisbane,Gold Coast, Ipswich, Sunshine Coast and beyond. While we have a lot of members in the South East, we also have members from Far North, Central and Western Queensland who represent the group in self directed public/charity events, connecting and sharing with other members via social media.

As we are a social group, QLUG does not run its own shows, but members attend many different events all over QLD and interstate run by other groups and commercial entities. We have a large representation at Brick Events shows in QLD and NSW as exhibitors and event volunteers.

Our group meets up in person every month or so for social meets, sharing our creations, participating in fun activities and planning what we want to do as a group. We meet at various locations all over QLD, quite often coinciding with regional shows .

Our main focus, though is the sharing the enjoyment of building with little plastic bricks and developing a sense of community.

Please check the group regularly for updates on meets and local events. Also please note we are NOT a selling group. Selling/buying is strictly banned within the facebook group.

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MLTC – presenting some of the largest and most amazing LEGO® fan train layouts in the southern hemisphere.

ABOUT MELBOURNE L-GAUGE TRAIN CLUB

Melbourne L-Gauge Train Club (M>LTC) is a team of dedicated LEGO® fans that are committed to designing, building and presenting some of the largest and most amazing LEGO® fan train layouts in the southern hemisphere. Each of our members spends countless months creating buildings, bridges, Australian landmarks, vehicles as well as engines and rolling stock. We then develop innovative layouts that bring these amazing creations together to display at a variety of dedicated LEGO® fan shows and model train shows around Victoria that wow our audiences and attract many awards each year including “best in show” and “people’s choice”.

Started in March 2003, M>LTC has continued to grow in popularity and membership. Over the years, we have been a part of a huge number of shows including the Australian Model Railway Associations displays at Caulfield and Sandown, Inside the Brick’s dedicated LEGO® fan events and of course our huge, specially designed layouts at Brickvention each year. Recognised as a major drawcard, we are often placed strategically to ensure patrons can discover the amazing trains, cities and landscapes our club creates.

Our club membership is diverse, with many building ultra-realistic models that are designed to closely represent “real” trains. Several of our members focus on Victorian Railways, building the trains we remember from the early days of steam through to current metropolitan and country rail. We also build locomotives that are popular with the public such as Thomas the Tank Engine and the Flying Scotsman, among others. Current and past sets also appear on our layouts (often with a great deal more carriages), as we like to display how these, too, look great in a well-designed layout. Visitors to our displays love to comment and ask questions about the various trains on show, with questions ranging from, “Is that a set?” to, “How did you manage to build such a convincing R Class?”

The vast majority of our trains are run on the L-Gauge (or LEGO® Gauge) rails that are 6 studs wide. We use both the currently available system as well as the legacy systems that have since been discontinued. We have also developed a custom narrow gauge network that places tracks 4 studs apart on which we run some delightfully built narrow gauge locomotives, such as the popular Victorian tourist train “Puffing Billy”. We also have a large-scale Puffing Billy layout that incorporates a number of engines and carriages that are scaled treating the standard LEGO® train tracks as narrow gauge.

We love sharing our creations with the public and look forward to the many discussions we have with patrons and watching wide-eyed children marvel at our displays, telling their parents that they can’t wait to go home and build their own. It’s this enjoyment that strives to propel us forward and continue to develop our ideas for the future.

Central Victorian based User Group. Monthly meets and lots of fun.

A very relaxed and excepting group. We cater for all ages and try to keep things light and easy. Welcome to come along and have a look. 

We meet the last Sunday of every month except December, when we are out and about. 11-3 at the Bendigo Showgrounds on Holmes Rd. 

Rainbow Bricks is a Not-for-profit AFOL Community based in Newcastle/Hunter Valley/Port Stephens/Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. With over 120 members, we currently organise 7 or 8 events a year, with our main event being Newcastle Brickfest held each July school holidays.

Newcastle Brickfest A LEGO Fan Event is one of Australia Premier LEGO Fan Event and the largest in NSW! It was has over a 100 exhibitors from across NSW and interstate exhibitors with 250 tables of LEGO creations and lots of fun LEGO activities.

Since 2013, our mission has been to bring like-minded AFOLs (Adult Fans Of LEGO) and their families together in a community that celebrates the joy and creativity of LEGO. We understand the passion and enthusiasm that comes with being an AFOL, and we wanted to create a space where individuals could connect, share ideas, and inspire each other through their love for LEGO. Our gatherings and events have become a hub of excitement and camaraderie, where people from all walks of life come together to showcase their incredible LEGO creations, engage in friendly competition, and simply enjoy the pure joy of building. Whether you are a seasoned builder or new to the world of LEGO, our community welcomes and embraces everyone, fostering an environment of inclusivity and encouragement. Together, we have built a strong and supportive network that continues to grow year after year, united by our shared passion for the iconic plastic bricks that have captivated our imaginations since childhood.

We share a deep love for the LEGO brick and all the creative possibilities it offers. As active builders and exhibitors, we cover the full-color LEGO palette, showcasing our amazing creations.

But we don’t stop there. Rainbow Bricks LUG is also the proud organizer of the renowned “Brickfest A LEGO Fan Events” held in various locations, from Brisbane Water in the South to Port Macquarie in the North and Singleton in the West. These events are not only about showcasing incredible LEGO creations but also about giving back to the community. We raise funds for local charities in each area, making a positive impact on the lives of others.

Our flagship event, Newcastle Brickfest A LEGO Fan Event, held in the July school holidays, attracts over 4,000 visitors each year. With more than 100 exhibitors from across NSW and interstate, it is not only one of the premier LEGO fan events in Australia but also the largest in NSW. We are proud to provide a platform for talented builders to showcase their creations and for LEGO enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the world of bricks.

Join us in celebrating the joy of LEGO and be part of a community that embraces creativity, craftsmanship, and the boundless possibilities that the LEGO brick offers.

LUG based in Sydney, Australia!

Believe it, or not, SydLUG has actually been meeting in the flesh since January 2000!

In earlier times, the group now known as “SydLUG” was known under other names, first as “STUDS”, then as “Sydney LEGO Train Club”, before finally using the name “SydLUG” in December 2009. Ironically, in 1999, Peter Callaway suggested that the group should be called “SydLUG” before the group decided to call themselves “STUDS”.

In late 2005, the Brisbane LEGO Train Club (BLTC) received an invitation to attend the 2006 Australian Model Railway Association (NSW Division) show (AKA: “The AMRA Show”). Unfortunately for BLTC, it was determined that it would cost too much to transport and display their exhibition, and so contact was made with people in Sydney who then put a call out to AFOLs in Sydney to join the group known as “STUDS”. For the purposes of displaying at the AMRA show, the name “Sydney LEGO Train Club” was adopted (SLTC for short). The SLTC banner was used for many successful AMRA show displays until 2009, when it was decided that a new name needed to be adopted to reflect the growing interests within the group, and thus the name “SydLUG” was adopted.

SydLUG now displays at a range of LEGO specific events as well as various school and charity fundraisers. We are all volunteers with private collections.

Canberra Lego User Group (CLUG) Is a family focused club that meets on the south side of Canberra (Woden)

The Canberra Lego User Group (CLUG) aims at sharing techniques and ideas for building LEGO® projects with its members and showcasing them with the public at local and interstate LEGO exhibitions.We display models at various annual events throughout the year including Australia’s capital LEGO exhibition Canberra Brick Expo.

CLUG has regular meetings every month at the Hellenic Club in Woden. Usually the first Sunday of the month at 4:30pm. Refer to our events calendar for more details. Or come and chat with CLUG on FaceBook.

If you like to build… Then lets connect!

We are a thriving LEGO® community of men and women Adult Fans of LEGO® (AFOL’s) on the Murray River in Regional Victoria and New South Wales, who share a common interest and passion of building with LEGO®.

Our club started early in 2015 when like minded AFOL’s found each other at “Inside The Brick” a Melbourne based company that held a LEGO® Exhibition in Albury. “Inside The Brick”  focuses on helping children with disabilities develop with LEGO®.

We hold our monthly General Meetings on the forth Sunday of each month between 2pm & 5pm, except for December & January.

We build, customise and collect a wide range of LEGO® themes like Star Wars™, Technic, MINDSTORM®, LEGO® Trains, DC Comics™ & MARVEL™ Super Heroes as well as LEGO® Modular Buildings and Iconic Regional Australian Buildings & Landmarks.

Bricks on the Border™ Inc. aims to:

Provide a creative outlet for AFOL’s who are interested in building and designing with LEGO®;

Provide a friendly and welcoming environment for LEGO® fans to exchange ideas, compare building techniques and to achieve their building objectives;

Create LEGO® projects, whether it’s individual or group builds, and showcase them at LEGO® Exhibitions.

Support Regional Victoria & New South Wales Charitable Organisations & Special Needs Educational Events.

Bricks on the Border™ Inc. acknowledges the traditional owners of these lands on which we work, and we pay our respects to the elders, past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the traditions and the culture of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.