TLG just posted the results of the feedback you gave in the TFOL/AFOL survey from May 2012.

Dive into the The Embassy and check out the results !

In the Star Wars forum, member samiam391 has created a clever new idea for combinable Star Wars battle packs.

Discuss the idea and find the link to the CUUSOO page in the Star Wars forum!

Thanks to Ssorg you don´t have to choose between Summer or Winter, you can have both

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Move over to the Town Town forum and don´t forget to bring both your swim trunks and skiis!

Mr Misty brings us his take on one of the most classic spaceships around, the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A from Star Trek

Beam over to the Sci-Fi forum and check out this just over 4 feet long and a little over 2 feet wide beauty !

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New sets are coming out all the time, so go check out the 30100 Beach review here in the Town Forum.

LEGO Certified Professional reload used approximately 200,000 bricks to recreate the Colosseum in LEGO.

Check out how he managed to combine how this impressive structure looked in 80AD with how it looks nowadays in one build in the Historic Themes forum.

Thanks to TLG and Blakbird (the Technic Angel of Retribution) we have a (sort-of early) review of the new Technic flagship!

Servo motors, L motors a new receiver.... why are are you still reading! Go to the rock crawler review!

Eurobricks Staff in co-operation with fellow Eurobricks member and contest sponsor

To vote your favourite entry/ies, click on the banner or follow this link to check the Minifig Customization Workshop Forum.

Inside our "General Discussion and News"-forum there's an interesting discussion ongoing about The Golden Age of LEGO.

Are we now in the second Golden Age of LEGO, with the first one being from 1978-1995? When did the 2nd Golden Age start in your view and which sets/events marked the start? Or do you have a totally different view?

Join the discussion and share your view in this discussion topic.

Google announces "Build with Chrome"

As part of the 50th anniversary of the LEGO brick in Australia, Google Australia and New Zealand is releasing "Build with Chrome", a Google Chrome Experiment. So now you can claim your land in these two countries...and cover it with bricks.

Read more here and here

Try it here (you need Chrome)

Discuss it here

Round 4: Elemental Mayhem

Guilds of Historica Competition

How would you like to win Helm's Deep? Well the generous Guild Leaders in conjunction with Eurobricks have decided to put one copy of the amazing Helm's Deep up as first prize for Round 4 of the Guilds of Historica Challenge, so head over here to read more! If you have yet to join a guild then sign up today and take part in this great competition. First place from each of the guilds wins one of the sweet custom printed figures (no decals) and the grand winner shall receive a deboxed copy of Helm's Deep mailed to their door

The figure head printings were designed by EB Staff member Brickthing and produced by Citizen Brick. Weapons supplied by Brick Warriors

Welcome to the Piney Woods...of East Texas

LEGO Train Builder Extraordinaire, SavaTheAggie, has shared his amazing Piney Woods LEGO Train Layout in EB's Train Tech Forum. Built for the 2012 Brick Fiesta, the impressive 10x10' layout will be displayed at TSRR Park at Palestine Texas. Fortunately, you can see this splendid LEGO Train layout right here at EB. Check out the details!

Summer is here (for those of us inhabiting the Northern Hemisphere at least) and here on Eurobricks, we devote an entire Summer to... Friends!

To kick off Summer of Friends, we challenge you to Friendsify your avatar and get out your bricks for the Friends Building Contest, but... be sure to stay tuned for more!

Want to win this ultra rare set?

Well if you've got an octopus, some LEGO, a bit more talent... and maybe a bit of luck too... then it's yours! Go to ReBrick for further details and discuss ReBrick here!

The prizes have been announced for the Modular Madness contest! Check out the discussion topic in the LEGO Town Forum to see what you could win!