Although there weren't that many contestants, the Model Team Contest still was a great success. Each entry was outstanding, and again, voting proved to be very hard.

The outcome was very close. It has been a neck and neck race for 1st and 2nd place. More information about the results can be found in the Technic Forum.

1st James Bond Lotus Esprit by Jeroen Ottens

2nd Camper Tricycle by Milan

3rd Three-axle Compact Crane by Erik Leppen

Continuing their trip thru Vanhorn’s enchanted forests, Adam and Terryn stumble across a very strange and old watermill, with crumbling walls and a curved roof. Tiered, hungry and with the darkness of the night coming quickly, they decided to ask if they can spent the night…

GoH member cesbrick just keeps on building marvelous houses. The level of detail is amazing as is the use of colors. Check out more details in Historica!

Join the cause of men or fight side by side with the dwarves in Historica!

Our member Ranger_Elegost has created an Architecture sized model of the Notre Dame Cathredral.

You really need to head out to the Special LEGO Themes forum and check it out!

Bionicle 2015 was officially revealed at an exclusive panel at New York Comic Con today.

The Bionicle website has been launched and includes high resolution pictures of the Toa as well as bios.

The Bionicle Facebook page has also been updated to include more official pictures an video that shows off an animation and briefly explains the story arc.

Head over to the Bionicle 2015 topic to discuss and to view more photos!

It's time for Eurobricks 5th Relay Community Build, this time hosted by Piratedave84. So if you'all are at least somewhat proefficient in LEGO Digital Designer (LDD) and like to join in to build a Western Town together with 15 other builders, then head on over here to read more about what this is, and also to see the great results we achieved in the previous RCBs.

UPDATE: All positions in the build has now been filled.

Model Team Contest voting has started! Please cast your vote in the voting topic.

Be aware that we are using (old) Formula One style voting, as explained in the first post.

At last one of the most iconic ships from SW has been made into the UCS scale!

Swoosh over to the Star Wars forum and check out Boba Fetts Slave I.

Remember the days when LEGO sets used to have alternative models on the back of the box? Were you one of those kids who spent ages trying to rebuild them with the pieces in the box? A couple of weeks ago, TLG challenged a select group of some of the best builders on Eurobricks and Rebrickable by sending them a random LEGO City set and asking them to create alternative models for them. The deadline for submitting models to TLG was September 30 and most of the creations in the LEGO Alternate Models Challenge have now been posted in the Town forum.

Check out all the alternative models that have been posted in the Alternate Models Challenge index.

Voting has started for the Dress my Exo Suit Mini-challenge!

Head over for the Sci-Fi forum and vote for your favorites entries!

Put on your boots and coat, bringing a sword might be handy as well and join us on a journey through Middle Earth to experience lots of adventures!

Every once in a while you stumble upon a LEGO model, which requires a second look to verify that it's actually a LEGO model.

EB member Chapachuck has created this magnificent Land Rover Discovery 3, which definitely requires a second look.

cimddwc has modularised his copy of the Simpsons House. However, he didn't just shrink the width to 32 studs, but gave it a real twist.

Check out Matt's Masks in the Town forum.

Guilds of Historica superstar Gideon displays his awesome new Kaliphlin MOC "Streets of Barqa".

Not only is this overview spectacular, but the whole scene is laced with working lights! Click the link to view the topic.

If you're ready to join a Guild, check out the new member guide here.

Have you ever wondered how and why brick films come to life? Well, your chance to learn may just be on the horizon! Philip Heinrich and his team are working on producing a full-length documenary film about the culture and creation of brick films.

Join us in the Brick Flicks & Comics forum for an interview with Philip to learn more about this project and how you can help.