The A plus B-model has come to an end. Below are the three winners. Visit the results topic to see the full results. Click here to see all entries. Congratulations to all winners and thanks to all contestants!

1st Fire Truck/Forklift by Serhio

2nd Snowblower/Tractor by Thirdwigg

3rd Manitou Telehandler/B807 Hot Rod By erelender

Is it Model Team? Is it Creator? Does it matter? It's huge, awesome and impressive!

Great to see that some builders still like to combine Technic with regular LEGO bricks. A perfect example is this wonderful RV made by Eurobricks member Chapachuk.

Ever wondered what mountains have to do with TLG's latest Modular Building? Check out Reviewers Academy Teacher JackJonespaw's review of 10251 Brick Bank.

Fellow Rolli has made a wonderful display of the brothers Grimm. It got all the kinds of creativity you like to see in a great moc!

Check it out in History!

Just when you think you've seen all the creative ways to build a road, someone gets a great new idea. Like this moc made by Kai NRG. I can't imagine the time and patience it cost to make this by using so many round tiles, but the result is amazing!

Go check out the details in History!

If you have yet to check out this ongoing topic in the Town Forum, do so now:

EB Member Xon67 is painstakingly rendering the city of Bricksburg from the LEGO Movie. It's pretty fantastic.

TLG will release a massive BWE (Bucket Wheel Excavator) later this year. Technic Pro Builder desert752 had already started working on his own version (a Russian ER-1250), when the official news was revealed. His creation feels like a true UCS Technic model in every way. Start digging in the Technic forum to find out which version is better, the ER-1250 or the TLG version

Hear ye hear ye! For those who never wander into the Guilds, here's an impression of what is going on in the Guilds at the moment!

There's just a few days left to vote for the Frozen Beyond Contest. And like many contests it's hard to choose a favorite, like this one made by BrickCurve. (Voting is only open for GoH members!)

Dragons were part of tales of the old folk, but it seemed their numbers are growing. Especially in Mitgardia were you don't want to mess with Blaze's Northern Ranger Dragon Team!

Knowledge is power. Luckypat realizes this all to well and has build himself a library.

Simon_S has brought ancient Greece back to life with this awesome diorama.

Go check out the topic in History Forum!

It's a good thing that mods still find the time to build stuff besides making EB run smoothly. Our very own Bob de Quatre with his latest creation is a good example of this! He has a build a neat hangar for his Octan OF-178x also known as Hawk. And this fighter has a lot of details you don't want to miss out on. So head on over to the Andromeda's Gates forum for more photo's!

10 DAYS remaining, please note the contest deadline is 10th of March, 2016 at 1200hrs (GMT+8).

Read here to find out more.

VBBN, one of our Reviewer's Academy teachers, has just published a fine review with his take on the 76052 Batman™ Classic TV Series – Batcave. To the Batmobile....or Batcave in this case!

Another week has past and again the amount of great MOC's for just freebuilds is amazing, keep it up guys!

While he has used this style of woodwork before, Blufiji perfected it further in this wonderful swamp scene.

Of course everyone's sigfig needs his own castle, like Jakorin Swiftsword's. I'm sure he feels safe here!

If you like interiors, this one made by Jacob Nion, sure is one of those were you want to turn yourself into a minifig and walk through it.

WhiteFang has made a nice review of the 21123 - The Iron Golem set. He believes it will probably appeal mostly to Minecraft aficionados. What do you think? Check it out the review here and don't forget to vote!

EB's Star Wars building RPG has entered its eleventh episode! Join the Empire as they set a trap for the Rebel scum or join the Alliance in their quest for the plans to the Second Death Star.

If you're into fantasy, you're definitely going to like this diorama made by burlogh. Make sure to check out the topic to have look at all the wonderful things going on behind this massive gate!

Brethren of the Brick Seas Challenge I is complete

Challenge I was the Great Push For Exploration. The first challenge consisted of two categories, The First Encounter and Land Ho! The four factions are finalizing their claims for these newly discovered islands.

Winners!

Three prizes were graciously donated by Dark Dragon. Overall, the top four finishers include:

1st Place who received the 1st Prize

Bregir of Corrington - A Morning Swim

2nd Place who received the 2nd Prize

Ayrlego of Corrington - Perchance To Dream

3rd Place

Kabel of Eslandola - Landing On Berelli

4th Place who received the 3rd Prize

Mike S of Corrington - Islands Of Paradise

Come join the Sea Rats, Oleon, Eslandola, or Corrington as we discover the Sea of Storms in Brethren of the Brick Seas.

Great Ball Contraptions always generate high interest during LEGO events. That's no suprise, because they are tremendously mesmerizing. There are loads of skilled GBC builders, but Akiyuki could be considered the Messi of 'em all. Our Technic Regulator Blakbird caught the GBC virus and is replicating Akiyuki's projects, including the Ball Factory.

This project has reached a high degree of completion and it's time to showcase it to a wider audience than just readers of the Technic forum. At this point, there are full instructions released for 17 modules with a couple more on the way.

Before we start with the winners of the Frozen Beyond contest we first warm up a bit in Kaliphlin. Were kinggregus made a wonderful gate. The colors and architecture just makes you think of how Persian times would have been like hundreds of years ago.

Next, the winners of the Frozen Beyond Contest are in! Make sure to congratulate them!

First place category A: Gideon

First place category B: again Gideon!

First place Category C: Jacob Nion

Let LegoJalex take you back to your primary school days with this brilliant rendition of a typical classroom from the last two decades of the 20th century.

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