In conjunction with the celebration of 40 years anniversary of the LEGO Minifigure. Eurobricks is pleased to share a comprehensive write-up of the Old Minifigures' advertisement ranging from 1980 to 1982. Courtesy of TLG reference/resources for making this possible! I hope you do enjoy a time travel back into the past like I do. 

Click here to view the discussion topic in the Eurobricks LEGO Special Themes forum. 

Do you know 29 August 2018 marks the celebration of 40 years anniversary of the LEGO Minifigure? Because today was the original date that the first Danish patent was handed in 1977. The first ever minifigures' release only come about in 1978 and the launch is the reason why we are celebrating this joyous occasion. This will be the first short feature of going back in time to look into the history of LEGO Minifigures. There will be more of these topics appearing over the weeks. 

Click here to view the discussion topic in the Eurobricks LEGO Special Themes forum. 

Eurobricks member Jefry Been has shared a spooktacular Victorian Vampire home. Come take a look in Action and Adventure Themes, if you dare!

15 years long wait for the first re-release. There are lots of excitement and mixed feelings towards this brand new recent UCS Cloud City equivalent. I am very pleased to share with our Eurobricks Community from TLG on the latest press release of the new 75222 Betrayal at Cloud City. Share your thoughts with us and let us know what you think? For myself, I am very excited about this release and finally a long awaited Cloud City since its first inception in 2003.  

Click here to view the 75222 Betrayal at Cloud City review in the Eurobricks LEGO Star Wars Themes forum. 

To finish off this crazy few weeks of Wizarding World goodness, I take a look at the Hogwarts Castle, the second largest LEGO set, and quite a stunning looking one at that. Jump to the Licensed Forum to check out the details that have been packed into this set, and be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments and poll!

Eurobricks member and fine builder Mestari has shared with us his largest ever Modular Build. The Ministry of Brick. A building choc full of surprises, you really need to take a look in the LEGO Town forum!

Lies the tomb of Ramesses VIII.

Johnny Thunder, with the help of Gary The Procrastinator has discovered this long lost tomb. Come and take a closer look at the find of the century in Action and Adventure Themes!

It's a shame you don't see more of the mini dolls in a fantasy setting. Which you should expect by having an Elves theme. So it's a good thing Stillinamerica shows us how it can be done!

Check out more details in History Forum!

Sorry for this late notification! Closing on the 14th of August!

Calling all Guildies!

It's back with new leaders and enhancements including a change in playable guilds.  Varlyrio is now open for signup along with the classics, Avalonia, Mitgardia and Kaliphlin

Want to sharpen your skills, tell stories, or just build cool MOCs like this one by Kevin Wu?

If so, then the Guilds are the place to be.  Sign up now, Challenge 1 of Book III to start soon!

Pushing forward with our reviews of the Wizarding World wave 1 sets, we have the two sets based on Fantastic Beasts! Check out my reviews of 75952: Newt's Case of Magical Creatures and 75951: Grindelwald's Escape and let us know what your opinions are on these sets!

Eurobrick's Technic moderator Jim just released his reviews of the latest wave of Technic models. Check them out in the Techic subforum.

Another day, another round of Harry Potter craze. Check out the Lego Licensed forum for my reviews of 75953: Hogwarts Whomping Willow and 75954: Hogwarts Great Hall, and be sure to leave your thoughts on these sets!

Tenderlok shared his Flensburger Kreisbahn's No. 1, a 0-8-0T narrow gauge locomotive. It includes working lights and even a Seuthe smoke generator.

Most of the 'Southern' European AFOL's know exactly where Flensburg is since you pass it just at the border with Jutland, the Danish part were Billund is located.
Take a look at this marvel in Train Tech.

Our Eurobricks Actions Figures Moderator and Reviewers Academy Teacher, VBBN has successfully reviewed this brand new 75956 Quidditch Match and this is his third reviewing coverage for this new theme. Share your thoughts with us and let us know of your thoughts on the new LEGO Wizarding World - Harry Potter. 

Click here to view the 75956 Quidditch Match review in the Eurobricks LEGO Licensed Themes forum. 

The Winning build of the Campaign 7 Prize Pack Giveaway!

Check out @French Man's beautifully detailed MOC "Secure the Lab".
Find more quality builds, and join the battle, in The Great Brick War!

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LEGO has sent us a copy of their latest remote-control car, the 76112 App-Controlled Batmobile, which I've had the pleasure of reviewing. Click the picture to check out my detailed look over in the Licensed forum, including fun demo videos!

Its finally here! The long awaited unveiling of the 71043 Hogwarts™ Castle 

Clocking in at a massive piece count of 6,020, this micro-scale rendition of Hogwarts is sure to be a must have for any Potter-Head. Fly on over to Licensed to check out the many details of this set! 

LEGO was kind enough to provide us with the new wave of Wizarding World sets to review, and I've started to take a look at this fantastic wave of sets!

Be sure to check out my reviews of 75955 Hogwarts Express and 75950 Aragog's Lair, and stay tuned for more to come this week!

With the new Harry Potter sets out in the US and about to be released in the rest of the world, the excitement around LEGO HP is at a new high. @droomangroup has cooked up a spot-on Hagrid Brickhead to accompany Brickhead Harry to Hogwarts, and you can just hear him saying "Yer a Wizard 'arry!"

Check out the thread in Licensed and scroll down to see the amazing internal work that went into creating such a seamless-looking model.