A bit late to the party, but last Monday was the 46th Anniversary of the first Lunar Landing, still one of Mankind's crowning achievements.

EB member Saabfan has created a fantastic Saturn V rocket, complete with Lunar Lander and supporting modules. It even has Neil and Buzz walking on the moon.

Head over to mission control in the Town forum to check out this engineering marvel.

And last but not least, Bob de Quatre brings us the fourth pre–release review of the new LEGO Minecraft set 21119 The Dungeon!

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It's a great day for Minecraft fans at Eurobricks! Mostlytechnic is up with another thorough review of a new LEGO Minecraft set, 21121 Desert Outpost:

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Round 2! WhiteFang brings us an excellent and thorough review of the new LEGO Minecraft set 21120 The Snow Hideout!

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We've been given the opportunity to do a pre-release review of the new Minecraft sets. Up first is the Nether Fortress!

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Eurobricks Forum member, LEGO customiser and BrickWarriors founder Thrash shares news on his lates release: Flamberge, Kettle Helm and Dirk!

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The Erradikor 7 is directly inspired by the French Sillage comics from Jean-David Morvan & Philippe Buchet.

Eurobricks member Veynom has created a fantastic brickbuilt version, combining classic space blue with new and old grey. It's well worth checking out in the SciFi Forum.

It's that time again when snaillad builds something and we frontpage it. This time it's The Brick and Stud Tavern, a gorgeous British pub set on a canal.

Check out all the pictures in the Town forum.

Who says a Technic Hummer needs to be big?! Check out this 1:19 scale Hummer by one of our newest members Fanylover.

Action Figure Moderator and Reviewer's Academy Teacher VBBN has completed reviews of the second wave of 2015 Bionicle sets!

Follow the links below to read the reviews!

70791 Skull Warrior

70792 Skull Slicer

70793 Skull Basher

70794 Skull Scorpio

70795 Mask Maker vs Skull Grinder

Dugmence created this wonderful Pirate's Island for Toronto's Brickfete 2015.

Stop by the Pirates MOC Forum and comment on Pirate's Island!

Come surf in the city with PaddyBrickster's Sunset Surfer!

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70751 Temple of Airjitzu

Ages 14+. 2,028 pieces.

US $199.99 - CA $229.99 - DE 199.99€ - UK £169.99 - DK 1799.00 DKK

*Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing.

The fact that the BMW i8 Spyder is just a concept car doesn't mean you can't create a LEGO counterpart.

Head over to Sheepo's Garage to see his first 1:8 scale Technic Super Car.

Like usual it's packed with neat features and tons of functionality.

This is something you don't see every day, unless you live in Hungary that is. Gabor has made a very nice model of a Credo Econell 12.

So hop on, and hop off at the Technic Forum. There's a lot more functionality than meets they eye.

Sometimes words aren't enough! Check out Jeroen Otten's latest love affair!

Cesbrick posted this wonderful brickbuilt pirate figure, Big Nose Bill.

Stop by the Pirates MOC forum and comment on Big Nose Bill, the lonely pirate!

Have a few minutes to spare? Want a good read? Then I can highly recommend the review of this years LEGO Technic flagship model, the 42043 - MERCEDES-BENZ AROCS 3245 by EB Technic Moderator Jim. Even for non-Technic fans, this is quite a treat.

Click here to head on over to the Technic forum and the review. And remember to vote!

We see a lot of great mocs popping up in Historica. But now and then there are just those creations that surpass great. Mocs like the Alexander fortress made by Gunman. He has been working on this beauty for a few months now, and it certainly payed of. Around every corner is something going on and the details, inside as well, are just eye candy. I could go on, but you just have to see it for yourself!

So make sure to visit the Guilds of Historica subforum to check out these wonderful details!

Eurobricks Forum member and LEGO customiser MinifigureHQ brings us news of the latest development in minifigure design by Minifigures.com: the Reversibles.

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