Bring Your Favorite Minifig to Work Week
What a week! As promised, we publish photos of you and your minifigures taken during the Bring Your Favorite Minifig to Work Week.
Ruben Ras is a teacher, so his minifig went to school:
Joe Cooke is a blacksmith, so is his minifig:
Daniel Nogueira took his minifig to construction site:
Scrat (left) and Piotrek Builder (right) take their figs to school:
Nexus, who lives in DeSoto county named after Hernando De Soto, the Conquistador takes the minifig of this Spanish explorer to work:
Tania Baixinho takes her minifig to the Serralves-Museum of Contemporary Art:
Szarikm takes a photo of his minifig in frot of the steel workers statue outside AGH University:
Mike (CommenderFalafel) invites his fig to the office:
And here are minifigs sent by Dariusz S., Maciek, mienso123, Arthinos, Kubrick and CommandoConrad
 
Thanks for joining the celebration and see you and your minifigs next year!
Special thanks go to Szarikm who reminds us about BYFMTWW every year.
Posts
17 December 2008 2:34 PM
@Nexus7
Pracujesz przy warhammerze 40k? W sensie, że w Games Workshop?
A zdjęcia fajne, najbardziej przypadły mi do gustu Daniela Nogueira.
17 December 2008 4:44 PM
Awesome fun!
18 December 2008 12:03 AM
@PiotrekLego
Pracuje w GW, ale co to za praca jak na okolo ma sie tylko krasnoludy, orkow, undead’ow itd
18 December 2008 4:28 AM
I recently traveled to New Zealand on business and took my sigfig with me. Photo’s in my Flickr photostream. Does that count?
18 December 2008 10:33 PM
Minifig z pieczątką Zarządu Budynków Komunalnych wymiata :]
19 December 2008 2:09 PM
No to Ci zazdroszczę, ja uwielbiam takie klimaty!
19 December 2008 7:25 PM
Też bym chętnie popracował tam gdzie ty, Nexus.
Fajna robota ogółem.
22 December 2008 4:13 PM
@Nexus7
Ja posiadam pytanie związane z orkową furką na zdjęciu. Mianowicie kiedy znajdzie się ona w polskich sklepach? Z góry dizęki za odpowiedź.
24 December 2008 11:20 AM
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6 December 2009 3:36 PM
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