It's SHIPtember, the time of the year where massive spaceships appear in the Sci-Fi forum like mushrooms in the woods... Like Steeble1908's creation, they show a great variety of sizes, shapes and colors. Browse through the Sci-Fi forum to admire them all.

Every time there's a topic posted by MOCexpert Vitroleum I'm wondering what he has made this time. And he just keeps coming up with amazing builds in different styles. Like this wonderful silhouette.

Check it out in Special Themes!

Wandering through Avalonia, there's a good chance you will come across dangerous wolves. You could fight them off, but I'm wondering if you would be able to fight this monstrous beast made by Mike S.

Check it out in Historica!

Pate-keetongu has built a fine representation of Horace Worblehat The Librarian from the Discworld series.

Come and take a look and leave a comment in Special Themes.

Ook!

Lots of great new MOCs keep sailing into the Pirate Forum.

Plaid Beard finished The Tumble-Home Tavern. The most crooked, broken-down tavern in the Caribbean.

TheBrickAvenger shared Port Royal being attacked by a pirate horde, but fortunately for its inhabitants the local militia is there.

Both of these creations have lots of great action and detail, so take your time and look closely. Come spend more time looking at other great creations in the Lego Pirate MOC Forum.

Anders T posted several very well built LDD historical ships!

Check out these awesome creations! HMS Ontario, HMS Lively, HMS Victory, HMS Leopard, and the Golden Hind.

Dunkleosteus also created this wonderful bomb ketch, Lamia!

Lots of other great MOCs in the Pirates Forum!

Throwing it back to 2013, Eurobricks Reviewers' Academy Teacher Oky brings us a new review with plenty of jokes about Fant4stic!

(Click the picture to check it out!)

Eurobricks regulars and MOC experts cesbrick and snaillad bring you these two gems. With his Point Dume Residence, cesbrick creates a stunning modern building and diorama packed with details. Meanwhile, snaillad present Grand Prix Auto Services, a gas station from the first half of the twentieth century. He manages to capture the typical streamlined architecture of the time with some clever sideways building.

Check out these amazing MOCs (and more) in our Town forum.

Songwm, Cao and Alson have built another fantastic Ninjago diorama for the newest wave.

Are you ready to battle the ghosts? Come to Action and Adventure themes to take a look.

Eurobricks Forum member, LEGO customiser and BrickWarriors founder Thrash shares news on his lates release of Sci-Fi Guns: Steel Destruction, Bullet Factory and Silent Death Sniper!

(Click on the images above to join the discussions, or browse the Minifig Customisation Workshop to learn more about the LEGO customisers' world)

This great magazine needs no introduction and you know the drill. Just go ahead and download here and if you feel like it, join the discussion here

Also, I'd like to say thank you to Carlos at Hispabrick for great co-operation over the years and welcome to lluisgib who is taking over his role.

Eurobricks' fellow Cecilie present us her last MOC for the Imperium der Steine MOC Olympics: Star Wars Episode VII - The Game. She recreated 5 scenes from the trailers at micro scale, connected to a hub world inspored by the Millenium Falcon interior. All builds shows incredible details and great techniques, no wonder she won the MOC Olympics! Congratulations Cecilie!

What do you get when there's more than one talented builder in one family? No, it's not fighting over parts. On the contrary, you get awesome lay-outs like this one made by the siblings Kai NRG, Garmadon and W.Navarre.

Check out all the details in History!

JamPotStudios has created another fun Scooby-Doo animation full of all the classic Scooby-Doo hilarity and keeping the film a nice bite-sized minute of time to watch.

Head on over to Brick Flicks & Comics to checkout 'The Flytrap Fiasco'.

Takkata created this stunning scene, Skull Island!

Stop by the Pirates forum and comment on Skull Island!