Old Fishing Store! Check out the video in which the Ideas team announce this new set which will come out in 2017 and discuss in the Town forum.

A new version of LDD was released today with what is estimated to be 44 new bricks.

Cudos to TLG for the maintaining the (hopefully) steady flow of bricks to LDD!

Read more about it in the Digital Design forum

LEGO Ambassador Anio put 12,500 bricks into this microscale rendition of the railway station of the French city of Limoges.

Check out this MOC and more of his recent creations in the Special Themes forum.

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Our forums have been upgraded to a new software release. This was needed because our software was getting old and no longer supported by Invision. The admins will still be doing several post-upgrade tasks in the coming days, so don't worry if you see things which look wrong.

IMPORTANT : From now onwards you need to login with your display name or with your email address. On the old forum you used to login with your username (which could be different from your display name). 

Go this topic to discuss the upgrade, but please be aware that we are still in the middle of the upgrade process. It will take quite some additional time to finish.

WE ARE STILL IN THE MIDDLE OF UPGRADING THE SOFTWARE. THIS WILL TAKE SOME EXTRA TIME. THE BOARD DOESN'T LOOK HOW IT IS SUPPOSED TO LOOK AND SOME FEATURES ARE STILL MISSING. PLEASE BE PATIENT WHILE WE TRY TO FIX THE ISSUES.

- The EB Admin Team

Our Eurobricks Sci-Fi Moderator, Bob De Quatre has just published his latest set review on this LEGO Architecture 21030 United States Capitol. Share your thoughts with us and let us know if you like this new LEGO Architecture set.



Click here to view 21030 United States Capitol review.

With the release of Collectable Minifigures Series 16, it is time for Reviewers Academy Teacher WhiteFang's traditional review again. Head over to the Special Themes forum for his usual in-depth review.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

This week we will be upgrading our forum software. This means the site will be down for 6 to 8 hours.

Current plan is to do the upgrade of the forum on:

Wednesday 21st September

More information and discussion can be found in the forum upgrade topic.

BrickMonkey has created this outstanding 1:17 Ferrari LMP1 Car. Check out the Special LEGO Themes forum to read all about it.

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Dear RLUG Ambassadors,

 

This is a unique chance to provide feedback to the team who develops special brick LEGO products.

Melody Caddick - LEGO designer in the LEGO Group Licensing & Extended Line Products division (whom many of you know already) – asks for your feedback on some of the projects that is in their current portfolio. The goal is to let the design team know how we are doing with the existing special LEGO brick products. For this feedback session we are not taking input on products you would like to see in the future.

 

So go here to find out more and to maybe make a difference!

Stuff to read!
Bricks issue 16 scales the castle walls, wonders at the world of steam punk and how to accessorise the VW beetle and camper.

Want to see some more preview? Click away to the General LEGO Discussion forum and have a look!

Eurobricks' Global Moderator WhiteFang just posted his review of the new LEGO Architecture set: 21029 Buckingham Palace! Check it out in the Special Themes subforum!

Members who sail The Brick Seas, such as Eslandola's own Captain Braunsfeld, have been creating builds to illustrate their stories.

Captain Braunsfled has recently posted the 13th installment of his story, which started with the adventures of the infamous cunning Captain Cookie to the success of Colonel Brickinson after he has flown the monkey flag.

Check out 13. The Brickinson Case.



Come follow other great stories and builds in The Brick Seas.

One of our latest members, dsharlet, has created a Mindstorms EV3 robot catching a ball in mid-air....that's all I need to say

Our very own Pirate Regulator, Kurigan, found this great Schooner on Flickr and shared it in the Pirate MOCs Forum. Yes, it's made of Lego.



Know Your Pieces has now joined Eurobricks after this ship was posted to discuss this model. Come to the Pirate MOCs Forum to discuss this Schooner and other great MOCs.