Our Eurobricks Boardgames Reviewer, Dunjohn has brought us another one of the latest LEGO Boardgaming review and this time, it happens to be an adventure under 20,000 feet below sea level in this 3851 Atlantis Treasure.

Click here to view this review.

Eurobricks forum member and expert customiser

(Click on the image to see the other characters and join the discussion in the Minifig Customisation Workshop)

Ever wondered when the major Lego fan events happen? Or when we are likely to see TLG release info about upcoming sets? Or when that building contest start? Look no further - check out the new EB Yearly LEGO Calender for a handy overview of a typical Lego year.

Finally done with all the vote counting and now

the winners of the Large Category have been found

in the Star Wars Forum Epic Scenes Contest.

Go to Watto's Junkyard to find out who won and congratulate them

So after some more counting,

the winners of the Medium Category have been found

in the Star Wars Forum Epic Scenes Contest.

Go to Watto's Junkyard to find out who won and congratulate them

Large category winners will soon be announced.

So after some heavy counting, the winners have been found

in the Star Wars Forum Epic Scenes Contest.

Go to Watto's Junkyard to find out who won and congratulate them

Medium and Large category winners will soon be announced.

Check out the latest LEGO Boardgaming installment in this 3849 Orient Bazaar review done by our Eurobricks Boardgames Reviewer, Dunjohn.

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After a forced break much missed Ralph_S is back with another beautiful creation!

Find the modeling marvel here!

EDIT: It turns out there's even more to this MOC; as part of a contest Ricecracker built it in a smaller scale!

Find the micro marvel here!

(click the picture to see more pics and comment)

jansued presents his entry for a contest on FBTB

Fans of LEGO Modular sets might enjoy this latest creation by LEGO City fan WetWired. With a nice color palette including a dark blue roof, this

Are you ready?!!

Aayla wants to know who is the better Aayla, and the challenge has been accepted! Cast your vote and help KielDaMan pick a winner!

The action never stops in the LEGO Star Wars forum!

All aboard for a new train review; this time it's the 7938 Passenger Train thanks to pinioncorp.

Hurry! The LEGO express is leaving!. Find more train topics in LEGO Train Tech!

Hispabrick Magazine is without doubt one of the best Lego magazines around. And it's free.

Now they have a new issue out. Check it out and download here. Among the content is an inteview with TLG owner Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen.

(click the picture to check out the review)

Eurobricks Fellow Davey brings us a primarily dark red Modular MOC presented at Brickworld in June. As well as being a beautiful design, the interior is also integrated with LifeLites for a spectacular night-time effect!

Click here to view more details of this great modular MOC and discuss it in our LEGO Town forum!

Members I Scream Clone and Reejoc bring us two new fantastic castle creations, Kowe'on Sanctuary and Peligrad Castle:

Click either picture to go to that creation's discussion thread.

A warm congratulations to Brothers Brick who turned five years old on the 25th.

Check out the amazing journey they've made here

Oky Wan Kenobi keeps the spirit of Toy Story alive with his funtabulous Star Command Dune Buggy, complete with working suspension!

Click here to learn more about this great MOC and discuss it in our LEGO Licensed forum!

The inescapably incandescent Inconspicuous presents us with another Star Wars exclusive review - this time of the new 20016 Mini Imperial Shuttle!

Is it better than the old 4494 Mini Imperial Shuttle? How about the new 10212? You decide!

To celebrate the 3300000 set, this building competition is about FRUIT!

You need to build something on the theme fruit and hope to be lucky ´cause the four prizes will be raffled out among the entries.

The first prize is ..........

The 3300000 New York exclusive

Read the rules and then post your entry in this thread.

Good luck!