The rules are simple. Build something with train wheels attached to it that is long enough to look absolutely silly to go through a R40 curve. Both Real Life and Ditigal builds are allowed and both will have their own category. Timespan is the October 1st to October 31st.

Head over to Train Tech where the guys of Brick Model Railroader have posted the details and... start building! Looking forward to the great ideas that will come out of this.

Our Eurobricks Reviewers Academy Teacher, makoy is on his reviewing spree on the LEGO Ninjago Theme and this time, he will be sharing his latest review from the LEGO Ninjago Movie featuring the prominent sleek 70614 Lightning Jet. Enjoy this breathtaking lightning fast review right here in our Eurobricks LEGO Action & Adventure Theme forum. 

Click here to view the 70614 Lightning Jet review in the Eurobricks LEGO Action & Adventure Theme forum. 

Hispabrick just released the latest issue of their magazine. In this edition there is an article by EB member AC-Pin, so be sure to check it out. The rest of the magazine is full packed of other goodies.

Download here and the discuss it here

TLG is running an idea gathering collection for “gift with purchase”-sets"!

Read the rules and put down your ideas in this thread over at the Embassy forum !

Our Eurobricks Reviewers Academy Teacher, makoy had successfully reviewed the first series of the highly anticipated of Toys R US and LEGO promotion of this exclusive new 2017 Bricktober Series 1. Do take a moment and check out this special promotional minifigures of the  5004938 Ninjago Minifigures (Bricktober 2017) Series 1 in our Eurobricks LEGO Action & Adventure Theme forum. 

Click here to view the 5004938 Ninjago Minifigures (Bricktober 2017) Series 1 review in the Eurobricks LEGO Action & Adventure Theme forum. 

Dare to enter The Joker™ Manor!

Our golden reviewer @makoy has taken the time to write this wonderful review of the Ninjago Ice Tank! It's a fascinating vehicle 

Ever wondered how to build brick cars?! @Lasse D has written an in-depth review of Peter Blackert's wonderful book about this subject. Click here or on the image to visit the Scale Modeler's Forum and check out the review.

Here she is....the long awaited new UCS Millennium Falcon. With its 7541 pieces, the biggest LEGO set ever released. Speculation has been going on for quite some time now and today is the day that speculation turns into reality. Check out the official press release, with lots of hi-res pictures, which TLG has published today.

Just look at this shiny beauty! Bricksonwheels has made it again. It is a 1935 Duesenberg SJ Dual Cowl Phaeton in 1:8.5 scale. Check it out in details on our Scale Modeling Forum!

Soccerkid6 has made a very detailed micro scale version of Rivendell. You can find clever use of parts all over the build. Make sure to check out more details in History Forum!

Our very own History Moderator ZCerberus has reviewed the latest LEGO Ideas offering: 21310 Old Fishing Store.

Check out the in-depth review in the Town forum.

The newest addition to the Winter Village line has just been announced: the Winter Village Station is the perfect companion to last year's Holiday Train. It's available from 1 October from Shop@Home.

Check out a lot more pictures in the Town forum.

We are proud to announce that we moved our awesome Scale Modeler's Forum from Technic to the Themes forum. It's now a main forum instead of a subforum. The picture below is an example why this forum deserves to be a main forum!

After a fierce battle bots competition it's time for a less serious competition. How about a Virtual Race through LEGO City using Wacky Wheels?! Click on the link or image for more information!

MnnMtq definitely impresses with his first post on Eurobricks. He has painstakingly recreated Madrid's Metropolis building in LEGO. Check out the accuracy of the shape of the dome and all the other architectural details in the Town forum.

It's like looking at a painting! Preatorian_ has made this fantastic diorama, which is incredibly appealing to look at because it's so realistic. Check out more details in History:

Our Eurobricks Reviewers Academy Teacher, kaelthas has successfully reviewed the Malaysia "Cities of Wonder", which was specially commissioned by LEGO in Asia. Countries like Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan had their own cultural features in 4 unique display iconic sets. This review can be made possible with kaelthas collaborating with his local LUG (LOM LUG). Take a moment and enjoy this wonderful special reviewing feature and learn new cultural stuff for those who are unfamiliar with these icons. 

Check out the pictorial review of Cities of Wonders Gift sets, Malaysia in Eurobricks LEGO Town Forum. 

This set was scheduled for last year, but TLG pushed it to 2017. Click here or on the image to check out the details and to let us know what you think!

DwalinF has made an incredible sculpture of a dwarf. Not so dwarvish actually, the guy is over 50cm tall! Make sure to check out the details in History Forum!