On the LEGO® Ideas blog, information has surfaced about the long awaited Voltron 21311 Ideas set .

Head over to the LEGO Licensed forum and get all the details!

Looking for a professional way to display your beloved Millenniun Falcon? Check out the display case and stand by Pure Dispay.

Train enthusiast @mdbz just presented his Dark Blue + Yellow 4-6-4 Hudson type steam engine inspired by real engines like
the Canadian Pacific 2816 and Union Pacific 844.
 

Check more images of this marvelous build in Train Tech.

A new Technic Contest has started. Build yourself a cool Theme Park ride for Brickland.

A wizard is never late, nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to, as do some reviews  
Sorry, this took so long, but here's my take on the 42083 - Bugatti Chiron.

Eurobricks Forum Global Moderator, Reviewers Academy teacher and LEGO extraordinary reviewer WhiteFang shares with us his magical review of the 71022 LEGO Minifigures - Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts Series 1.

(Click on the image above to join the discussions, or browse the LEGO Licensed Forum to learn more about the new LEGO Harry Potter sets.)

Eurobricks member KevFett2011 has created this wonderful model.Click on this link or on the image to visit the topic.

Our Brick Flicks forum partner, Brick à Brack, is hosting an 8 stage/8 week contest. Each week is something new and exciting to challenge and expand your skills. Week #3: Set Building has begun! Show your MOCing skills and photo skills in this new challenge!

For questions and more info, check out the thread in the Brick Flicks & Comics forum.

Our History Moderator @Ecclesiastes has published a review of 21311 Voltron, a Mech of historic proportions! (For an official LEGO set, anyway ) It's nearly as big as its massive box! Check out the review and leave your thoughts in the Licensed Forum!

Want to see a cool MOC? Or actually two MOCs? Check out this topic.

Want to see wide radius switches become a reality?

BrickTracks has their Kickstarter up and it's just past the halfway point.  Take a look at these here in Train tech.

With the new Harry Potter sets out in the US and about to be released in the rest of the world, the excitement around LEGO HP is at a new high. @droomangroup has cooked up a spot-on Hagrid Brickhead to accompany Brickhead Harry to Hogwarts, and you can just hear him saying "Yer a Wizard 'arry!"

Check out the thread in Licensed and scroll down to see the amazing internal work that went into creating such a seamless-looking model.

LEGO was kind enough to provide us with the new wave of Wizarding World sets to review, and I've started to take a look at this fantastic wave of sets!

Be sure to check out my reviews of 75955 Hogwarts Express and 75950 Aragog's Lair, and stay tuned for more to come this week!

Its finally here! The long awaited unveiling of the 71043 Hogwarts™ Castle 

Clocking in at a massive piece count of 6,020, this micro-scale rendition of Hogwarts is sure to be a must have for any Potter-Head. Fly on over to Licensed to check out the many details of this set! 

LEGO has sent us a copy of their latest remote-control car, the 76112 App-Controlled Batmobile, which I've had the pleasure of reviewing. Click the picture to check out my detailed look over in the Licensed forum, including fun demo videos!

The Winning build of the Campaign 7 Prize Pack Giveaway!

Check out @French Man's beautifully detailed MOC "Secure the Lab".
Find more quality builds, and join the battle, in The Great Brick War!

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Our Eurobricks Actions Figures Moderator and Reviewers Academy Teacher, VBBN has successfully reviewed this brand new 75956 Quidditch Match and this is his third reviewing coverage for this new theme. Share your thoughts with us and let us know of your thoughts on the new LEGO Wizarding World - Harry Potter. 

Click here to view the 75956 Quidditch Match review in the Eurobricks LEGO Licensed Themes forum. 

Tenderlok shared his Flensburger Kreisbahn's No. 1, a 0-8-0T narrow gauge locomotive. It includes working lights and even a Seuthe smoke generator.

Most of the 'Southern' European AFOL's know exactly where Flensburg is since you pass it just at the border with Jutland, the Danish part were Billund is located.
Take a look at this marvel in Train Tech.

Another day, another round of Harry Potter craze. Check out the Lego Licensed forum for my reviews of 75953: Hogwarts Whomping Willow and 75954: Hogwarts Great Hall, and be sure to leave your thoughts on these sets!

Eurobrick's Technic moderator Jim just released his reviews of the latest wave of Technic models. Check them out in the Techic subforum.