Check out this strange find

Discuss it here!

Eurobricks member and Fellow Batbrick shares with us a parade of all the Batman figs he has created so far, and believe me: they are great!

(Click on the picture to go to the thread)

What do you get when you combine Agents with Trains?

How about Dr. Inferno's Cargo Train of Doom?

Posted a few days ago, Oky Wan Kenobi successfully demonstrates that any theme could be integrated with trains to create a "train-tacular" fusion of themes.

At first glance, you might even think that this creation was an entry for the Build a Ghost Train Building Challenge with it's use of black and orange bricks, but the colors are in fact the perfect combination for a train belonging to the dreaded Dr. Inferno. Although not posted in the Train Tech forum, Oky Wan Kenobi will be receiving an "honorary train tag" for his most unique train creation.

Beneath the streets of Gotham, something lies within the sewers, something wretched, something reptilian...

Could it be the secret lair of Killer Croc, nemesis to everyone's favorite caped crusader?

Holy Batstreet, it is! Built by our very own Batbrick, make sure you check out Killer Croc's Sewer Lair.

Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion

Bonaparte and Captain Green Hair's Spanish Imperial Galleon is surely one of the best ship MOCs out there -

See more in the Pirate Forum now!

Do you remember these Wild West topics?

Help Dusty Miller

Ideas for New Wild West Sets

Petition to Bring Back the Wild West Theme

Wild West fan Klaus-Dieter has summarized EB member feedback regarding the Wild West theme; and through our ambassadors, will be sending the report forward to LEGO.

While the outcome is uncertain, the article provides LEGO with lots of ideas and stresses how many of us want to see the Wild West theme return. Make sure you check out the article here.

It's soon that time again, when somebody sneaks into your home down the chimney and leaves

a lot of presents under the tree, and this is your chance to get even more ......!

Build something that has something to do with Xmas and post the result here.

The only rules are:

The prizes? It's a secret - it's not Xmas yet so you can't peek

It´s time again to make your voice heard. Take the chance and fill in the on-line survey found

Read more about what we said in July 2009 and discuss here .

LEGO Trains & Town fan Selander creates this splendid little

Complete with a custom red & white cement mixer, as well as a digger, his table town is well under way.

Click here to discuss

SlyOwl brings forth his latest creation, a medieval faire:

Be sure to see more in the discussion topic!

Winners of the Ghost Train Building Challenge have been announced!

Make sure you head over to Train Tech to congratulate them!

She's definately a sweet ride!

How could anyone disagree after seeing TheOtters' Triumph Speed Triple.

1050ccm producing 132 HP @ 9100 RPM; what's that converted to LEGO speed?

Find out here.

The year is 1983. Classic Town is alive and well.

Speeding in Table Town will quickly result in a pursuit by the 4-stud wide 6623 Police Car.

Armed with 40 pieces and one Table Town Trooper, there's no getting away without a smile.

To see more, check out WhiteFang's review of this little classic!

Full Steam Ahead!

That's certainly the motto of SavaTheAggie as he rebuilds a few of his already outstanding steam locomotives.

This recent creation is a replica of the Texas State Railroad Pacific (4-6-2) Engine #500.

The actual #500 is a Baldwin Locomotive originally designed in 1911, converted to a standard steam engine in 1923.

Make sure you check out the LEGO version here.