Hi everyone!
I can finally share how my second meetup went… and WOW! 
Even though it was my second event, I was just as nervous as the first time. But this time I felt more prepared, since I already knew what to expect. I even went to the venue the day before to set everything up, as the meetup was on Sunday morning.
Instead of staying in the main area of the venue, I chose two smaller, more private rooms. And honestly… it was such a great decision. The only challenge was that we were split into two rooms (one with two tables and another with a bigger one), so Andrei, my husband, (thankfully he was there, he helped me SO much 
) and I kept moving between rooms to help everyone.
) and I kept moving between rooms to help everyone.
We prepared each space with cutting mats, tool bags, and glue so people could sit down and start comfortably. Later we added more when we needed it.
This time, instead of doing a raffle like in my first meetup, I let participants choose their kits in order of arrival. Since I brought a variety of kits with different difficulty levels, everyone could pick what suited them best. Most people were really happy with their choice, but I could clearly see some favorites: the Super Creator kits, the Cherry Blossom collection, and the Rolife Puppy’s Cozy Villa were a BIG hit! Noted for future meetups.
Also, as I did last time, I brought a few completed kits from home so participants could see how they would look finished and compare while building.
Before starting, I introduced myself as a Robotime Ambassador, explained a bit about Robotime, and gave some basic instructions… and then everyone got to work!
And just like in the first meetup, it was amazing to see how people connected. They were building, chatting, helping each other… really enjoying the whole process. Andrei and I were helping non-stop, and thanks to him we have a few photos, because I didn’t have a single second to take any myself 
One of the most special moments for me was meeting @jenny74, who came all the way from Toulouse to Barcelona just for the event. That honestly meant so much to me!!
Also, one participant managed to finish her kit during the meetup (the Super Creator Panda Hot Pot, and it turned out beautiful!), and two others finished their Puppy’s Cozy Villa later that same day at home and shared it with me on social media. Seeing their excitement made me so happy!!!
One small thing that made me a bit sad is that even we were 17 people (my first meetup had 23), this time a few people had to leave earlier, and others preferred not to give consent for photos. So in the final group picture we ended up being fewer people than expected. But of course, I completely understand and respect it, and what really matters is that everyone who came enjoyed the experience.
I’m also planning to make a little video recap of the meetup! Let’s see if I can edit it this week, because Andrei captured some really nice clips and I’m sure it’s going to turn out great 
In short: it was an unforgettable meetup. The perfect way to end such an intense week full of emotions. Today I can really feel the “after effect”… like all the tension just disappeared at once 
Once again, thank you so, so much to @Robotime for giving me the opportunity to be an Ambassador, and for allowing me to share this amazing hobby with such wonderful people.
And to everyone who came: thank you, truly. I hope this was the first of many meetups, and that you enjoyed it as much as I did.
Like you said, what matters most is that everyone enjoyed every second of the meet up and had such a fun time crafting together. 
and thanks for sharing those wonderful moment 
Being a Robotime Ambassador looks so good on you. I love that you brought finished kits for comparison! That’s such a helpful touch for new builders. It sounds like a magical morning of connecting through crafting. Rest up, and be proud of the amazing community space you’ve created in Spain! 
