Sirens-of-Titan brings us a scene of mayhem! Would you like to see more, click the link to go directly to this great MOC.

Train Passage of Jun-Chi

Jun-Chi - what does Jun-Chi have to do with LEGO Trains? LEGO Train fan Andybear@hk shares his amazing JR Tokaido Main Line-211, a LEGO version of the famous Japanese railway. Pictured in the background of his custom train is the splendid display from Brick Adventure 2011 in Hong Kong. To see more pictures of his LEGO Train creation or the display, make sure to visit Train Tech. You may want to be on the lookout for Jun-Chi.

7 books and only 1 month? Harry Potter month should last for 2 months! Let's keep going:

Harry Potter Original Wizard Contest!

Create an original character for the Harry Potter universe. This means an original custom character created by you, not appearing in the books or movies.

Read the official rules here

The Winners!

kost u grlu

Train Station

Dix

Tram Station

brickcitydepot

Train Depot

But there's more!

What prizes did they win?

What special tags have been received?

Will there be another contest next year?

Take a look at all the entries, if you somehow missed the contest altogether!

And who received the first ever Eurobricks Sportsmanship Medal?

Find out here

Rook build an amazing MOC.

(click the picture to see more and comment)

Eurobricks staff member TheBrickster brings us this fantastic fusion of new and old with his NinjaGo Training Hideout

Head on over to Action Themes to take a closer look.

Discuss it here

Read it on the blog here

Found on jedinews.co.uk by Darth Sion - read their blog here

LDD MOCs available for download

Eurobricks member, and now also TLG Designer, Marcos Bessa have made a few of his MOCs available as downloadable LDD files. In other words; an excellent opportunity to have an in-depth look at these models and maybe pick up a new technique or two.

Read about it and comment here

Eurobricks Reviewers Academy Teacher, Z06 has brought us an amazing detailed Classic Castle, Dragon Master series review. Discover this 6082 Fire Breathing Fortress once more together with us back in time to the year, 1993 to enjoy the magical fiery experience.

Click here to view this review.

LEGO City bank robbery has never been so exciting after seeing LEGO Town fan Mifody's new review of the 2011 LEGO City set,

3661 Bank & Money Transfer. Wielding a new red crowbar and loot sack, the Brickster is on the loose and he plans to crack open the bank safe and steal the treasury of EB's Town. Make sure you visit the Town Forum if you'd like to help thwart Brickster's plan. Lego City 2011 - packed with action and excitement!

Eurobricks Forum member, LEGO customiser and

BrickForge spokesman Omicron shares with us news about the first custom items and colours for 2011.

Click on the image to join the discussion on the new products, or browse the Minifig Customisation Workshop for more contents about LEGO customs. While there, you could check the introduction to BrickForge's new affiliate website CustomMinifigs.com, also by Omicron.

Terra Volcanis

A magnificent Islander MOC by our very own I Scream Clone.

More pictures and discussion in our Classic-Pirates.com forum

On March 31st LEGOLand California gets it's very own Star Wars Miniland

(click the picture to learn more)

Come and hear the delightful Jazz Band of EB's Town Forum. LEGO Town and Train fan Eilif has created the perfect

Gazebo with Jazz Combo as the latest addition to his town of Brickington.

Move over Emerald Night, there's a new LEGO Train locomotive on the block, and this one is a Big Boy! One of our newest members of EB, a huge fan of LEGO Trains, Ayrow, has created a most impressive

4-8-8-4 Union Pacific Big Boy. Inspired by a creation from LEGO Train builder Jay Hurst, one better make room on the tracks when this Big Boy arrives in the Train Tech forum.

Eurobricks Fellow and Reviewers Academy Teacher, Rufus has put together a comprehensive "3 in 1" Creator set which was released back in 2010. So, take your time and view all of the 3 incredible Creator designs in this 5892 Sonic Boom review.

Click here to view this review.

It's time to vote and decided which are the best "minifig illusion scale" sailing ships ever build with LEGO. As explained in the nomination thread, "minifig illusion scale" means a ship that's usually build on existing LEGO hull pieces (or with a brick build hull of similar size). These ships create the 'illusion' of being minifig scale, but are usually a bit smaller.

More than 30 ships are nominated and you can divide a total of 7 point over them. We do put a limitation of maximum 4 points per ship. For each ship that you give points you must clearly indicate the number + name of the ship and the number of points you want to give to it. This will make our lives easy when counting all the votes.

Go HERE and cast your vote now!

Are you a fan of the Emerald Night LEGO Train? If so, have you pondered on a project to add an additional car or two? EB LEGO Train fan CCOOK had the perfect solution, and that was to create a

Club Car. Built with the beautiful colors of the Emerald's passenger wagon, his Club Car offers a scenic observation deck as as well as a complimentary beverage in the lower lounge. Next stop... Willoughby; no, but how about the EB Train Tech Forum.

It is great to see LEGO Town fans still building historic structures in their cities. EB member Hoexbroe creates this splendid LEGO version of the

Old Town Hall of the Danish town Ebeltoft. Constructed in 1789, the structure now serves as a museum, but also stands proudly in our EB LEGO Town community where anyone can visit.

Are you insane enough for the Asylum?

Probably not, but if you're feeling brave then you might want to follow the latest EB Mafia game, Dr. Bloodbrick's Asylum, hosted by the utterly insane EB Fellow, def.

Think of a happy place, hold on to your sanity, and go take a look at the Asylum you really don't want to end up in.