Pimp My Mini!

-At least that's the thought behind Dr. Spock's recent Town MOC. Modifying the 2010 City set, 3177 Mini Car, Dr. Spock successfully "colorizes" his B&W mini to resemble a colorful Volkswagen Golf.

LEGO trains are an important aspect of the hobby for many AFOLs, and in many ways they surpass the traditional Town link that's often made. For example you can make a Sci-Fi or a Western themed train. Partially for this reason we've decided to separate the two forums.

Discuss here!

A poster revealed in Hong Kong shows pics of 4 minifigs in a set numbered 10212 - are we getting a UCS Shuttle?

And this has been found too:

I don't know, if its new.. but I found this:

8128 Cad Bane's Speeder

Release Month: August

at http://www.kiddiwinks.co.za

Its standing next to the 8129 AT-AT Walker and 8099 Walmart MDP ???

Thanks Steff & Alwyn for sharing this with us.

Discuss it all here

Train fan Selander takes Train Tech back to 1994 with a review of 9V set

New member Jonas brings us a stunning MOC based on a natural wonder in the Czech Republic, the Falcon Nest and Pravcice Gate.

Click on the pic to see and read more about this stunning creation!

Who needs huge specialized BURP-like pieces to build a quality aircraft? Definately not EB town fan MdrnMrvls. Using standard pieces, MdrnMrvls has created a wonderful

Hinckley has started a most interesting discussion in the Town Forum entitled,

Why do Town fans build what they build? Is there a little town in all of us? Find out more in this Town discussion.

Buff up your bricks ye scally-waggs, for today we are having our very first Classic-Pirates.com Community Build!

For all of you who don't know what a community build is:

The staff/volunteers make a list of different buildings that would comprise a town of the late 1700's. Then, each person chooses a building that they would like to build.

Once built, all what you have to do is take some pics of the entry, post it in the entry thread and you're done. Simple as that.

This community build is open to all EB members, regardless of number of posts , etc.

There's lots of room so hurry on over to the pirate forum and register!

New Eurobricks Reviewers Academy graduate Ricecracker brings us an exclusive review of the brand new 2010 Racers set 8197 Highway Chaos!

Click on the pic to view this great review and join in the discussion!

Interested in joining the Eurobricks Reviewers Academy?

Shadow Over Portsmouth

Town fan Badsneaker creates a Nightmare After Christmas with his latest creation.

Do you dare visit the Haunted Mansion?

I'm dreaming of a white steam train: at least that's what comes to mind after seeing TheOttter's recent holiday creation. This latest MOC to Train Tech,

From Jan B:

The LEGO LUGBULK Program was a big success last year so we have decided to continue the program – still as a pilot which can be terminated anytime - in 2010 but with some adjustments and even more defined rules based on our experience from last year. We are happy to announce, that we in 2010 can offer the LEGO LUGBULK Program also in the USA.

Read more about it here !

Town fan Dr Spock creates a nice

In these first days of 2010, Eurobrick member and customiser Jasbrick presents a carousel of the custom minifigures he created during last year.

This is more than an invitation for us to compliment on his ability: Jasbrick asks everyone to post a feedback on his work, to help him develop further his already impressing style. And it is also a good change to unveil the secrets of his art!

So, what are you waiting for? Click on the image above and join the discussion in the Minifig Customisation Workshop!

The interest in the Pirates community build has been overwhelming and there are only a few more spots available on the map. If you still want in, hurry over to

For those who already participated, based on suggestions of our members we've done some minor updates to the rules and guidelines, please read them again so you get the latest info.

For all of you who don't know what a community build is:

The staff/volunteers make a list of different buildings that would comprise a town of the late 1700's. Then, each person chooses a building that they would like to build. Once built, all what you have to do is take some pics of the entry, post it and you're done. Simple as that.