Our member agi2007 shares with us this magnificent MOC of the "StarCraft" terrain battlecruiser.

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Narrow Escape!

Hurricane Causes Many Troubles, Victim Count Unknown!

These are just some of the headlines from Town fan Richie's recent article, The History of Res-Q, Story of Heroes.

Read more about it in the Trains & Town forum.

Look to the top right of this video still... is that what I hope it is?

One, maybe two new train sets? Discuss here!

As a "small addition" to his fabulous Gantry Signal, LEGO Train fan Nexus7 creates this impressive

Train Station. His creation even has a working signal with a Power Functions motor.

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Kris Kelvin share his new MOC for the Colossal Castle Contest VII

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The Trains & Town forum has been under construction lately, with amazing builders like Selander and M longer.

Selander has built a Volvo Front-End Loader with Transport Truck as another addition to his collection of construction vehicles.

M Longer has created a Tracked Skidder for pulling heavy logs, based on an actual Caterpillar 527 tracked skidder.

You can check out both fantastic creations, as well as many others, in the Trains & Town forum.

It's time to vote in the Large Category of Pillage the Village II!

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Medium Category Winners!

As an entry for the CCCVII Eastern Medieval Life category, Castle fan Artizan creates this magnificent

Orthodox Church:

Trains & Town fan DarthPineapple brings EB a new review of the 2010 City set,

7213 Fire Truck with Boat. There's definately no fires in the Trains & Town forum with LEGO's 2010 Fire Fighting line-up, unless you count all the exciting reviews of these new sets.

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For you Brits out there, it's finally time for James May's Toy Stories - The Lego House to air on TV.

Sunday 20th December 7PM BBC2

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Train fan Gcarstensen has been working on this amazing

Cumbres & Toltec #484 locomotive for nearly a year now, and the finished product is fantastic. The actual 2-8-2 locomotive was a narrow gauge engine built in 1925 for the Rio Grande railway. Make sure you visit Train Tech to see the LEGO version.