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Only 4 days until the start of the 7th Eurobricks event (this year in UK, Windsor). Myself, Captain Green Hair, Pally and his brother will already leave for the UK tomorrow for visiting some places before the event starts on Thursday. All UK members are still very welcome to join us for part of the program which you find

days to Eurobricks' event # 7 in Windsor!

REVIEW: 853195 Brick Calendar by our member Mariann Asanuma

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Find more photos and details of this stunning LEGO creation here!

Is this the Stigs Yellow Cousin* in action? No, it's much better than that; it's a review by mostlytechnic of the

This set is legendary for having the biggest wheels, a reconfigurable 16 cylinder engine, and a fine collection of rare and some one-off parts. Do you feel the pull now? No? Well drag yourself over to the full review in the Technic forum anyway!

*I take no credit for that joke.

3rd Eurobricks LDD Relay Community Build

It's time for the 3rd Eurobricks LDD Relay Community Build, this time with a Classic Space theme and once again coordinated by hard working member Brickdoctor and assisted by color master Aanchir.

If you want to know more, or sign up, head on over here.

TLG decided to share their internal colour palette with LEGO fans once again this year, with some interesting new additions:

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Eurobricks Fellow and Reviewers Academy Teacher Clone O'Patra brings us a splendid review of the new LEGO Cars set 8206 - Tokyo Pit Stop

Click on the image to see the full review

Only 8 days before Eurobricks will invade the UK for our annual event. We are staying in a hotel close to London (Windsor) and you can find all info (program, hotel address, etc.)

DAYS TO GO!

Looking for just the right Castle to move in to?

Can't find a good Virgin sacrifice MOC anywhere?

Need a Western High Noon shootout?

Or perhaps Jousting is more your style?

Well we here at Eurobricks have your historical needs covered!

Featuring works from Rocko, Slyowl, Nannan, Derfel Cadarn, Kris Kelvin and loads more too numerous to mention!

Head on over to the newly updated MOC index for all you can handle (and then some more)

Featuring over 700 catalogued MOC's, you are bound to find the right one!

Special thanks to Special Themes Regulator Rufus for his help in updating the Index, and be sure to check out the amazing Review index as well.

Dust off those helmets, pull up a chair and get comfortable at the local Inn.Just don't touch the Innkeepers daughter!

Discuss the Indexes here

Thanks to Navy Trooper Fenson, we have been supplied the latest Naboo Starfighter box art.

Head over to the Star Wars Forum to continue the discussion.

Two of Eurobrick's finest builders, 74louloute and lego-maniac, take us on a blast from the past with their collaborative build on a Parisian Street set in the 1930s.

Paris 1930 (Part 1) by 74louloute

Paris 1930 (Part 2) by lego-maniac

(Click the images to see the respective MOCs)

+ so many more great MOC's in the Town forum!

Eurobricks member Catanas brings us a couple of fresh reviews of two new LEGO Harry Potter sets:

Click on the respective images to see the full reviews.

Our D2C contest is over, the winners are known, prizes are shipped, so now it's time to show the winner in full glory with box art

The MOC is made by Yatkuu while the box art is by Pixel Fox.

More pics and discussion are here.

Maersk Blue Wedding Bells!

Congratulations are in order for two AFOL! Wedding bells are ringing even in the LEGO Train Engine Sheds of EB's Train Tech forum. That's right, ACCURATEin has created a beautiful 8-stud wide LEGO Train as a wedding gift for the special couple. Tan and light blue seem to be the wedding colors and with the addition of a "just married" sign and wedding couple minifigures, this creation should certainly bring a smile to the lucky couple. Make sure you stop by Train Tech to see the splendid creation and wish the young couple well!

RubeusHagrid reviews another New LEGO City Harbor set: 4645 Harbor

The new LEGO CITY Harbour sets have arrived early in Eurobricks and members have provided us sneak peaks with their reviews.

Click here to view the LEGO CITY 4644 Marina Review by Eurobricks member RubeusHagrid

Click here to view the LEGO CITY 4643 Powerboat Transporter Review by Eurobricks member mifody

Click here to view the LEGO CITY 4642 Fishing Boat Review by Eurobricks Moderator The Brickster

Click here to view the LEGO CITY 4641 Speedboat Review by Eurobricks member buddy

Holodoc has started his traditional event countdown :-). Members who live close to Windsor (UK) can still come over for an evening or a day to meet us in real life. On Friday evening (3rd of June) there's a special presentation in the hotel covering many topics (Eurobricks, the online community, The LEGO Group) with 'special guests'.

Find all info about the event (program, hotel, ...) here.

The Alien Mothership has arrived!

Eurobricks member Final Exit once again brings us a fresh review of the new LEGO Alien Conquest set 7065 - Alien Mothership.

Click the image for a complete look at the review.

Go to the Sci-Fi forum to see even more LEGO Alien Conquest reviews.

Here Come Da Jud - New LEGO Train MOC!

Eurobricks LEGO Train fan Nieks shares his amazing custom NS 1850 Den Haag locomotive in the Train Tech forum. With a beautiful yellow, grey, and black color palette, his custom LEGO train is certainly impressive. You can find more images and read what other train fans are saying about it at the next stop, Train Tech.