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Just over a week till the competition closes! How are you doing with your entries? Only just heard about this? Well head on over to the History Forum and get busy!

Rock On!

Eurobricks Knight and convention regular Polish Guy presents a life-size MOC of a Rickenbacker 4001 Lefty Bass Guitar!

Click the picture to view and comment on this amazing 1:1 scale model in the Special Themes Forum!

Keep on Rockin!

LEGO Community Build: Star Wars Episode IV - A New Hope

Led by the initiative of Eurobricks MOC Expert and "Mister Star Wars Diorama" ACPin, LEGO Star Wars MOCers are currently joining efforts in a community build and sharing their creations under the common theme of the classic Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.

Here are some of the most notable entries during its first few weeks:

Everyone is welcome to join, as well as MOCs of any scale (minifig, micro, UCS, midi), size (vignette, 32x32, 48x48, larger) or type (diorama, vehicles, creatures, minifigs, what not).

Sign-up here and join in the fun of community building spirit!

Nathanaël Kuipers Concept Car Review

Nathanaël Kuipers is by many regarded as one of the best Technics designers out there. He left TLG some years ago, but many Technic fans would probably love to see him back at LEGO.

Anyway, Nathanaël has now released his latest model, the Concept Car, for which you can now buy the instructions. EB member Anio did just that and has made a review of the model here.

Eurobricks member Gahrian has posted a wonderful port for the Imperial Flagship to dock at.

Check out all of the great details and leave a comment in the Pirate Forum!

LDD design help needed

A mail dropped in today with an unusual, but interesting request. Apperantly there is a project ongoing about a new in-store digital experience at TLG, and now they need help from LDD users to create some digital models.

So if you are into LDD (or even if you're not), and want to help our favorite supplier of ABS plastic, read more here

Back Row: Clone O'Patra, Rufus, Def, WhiteFang. Third Row: The Cobra, VBBN, Inconspicuous. Second Row (Standing): Starstreak, R8, Big Cam. Front Row (Seated): JimButcher, Masked Builder, ZO6, Oky, Cralegoboy.

The Eurobricks Reviewers Academy celebrates its Third Anniversary today!

Since its creation in 2008, the Reviewers Acadamy has gone from strength to strength. This year alone we have welcomed six new Teachers, and review standards are higher than ever.

To celebrate, our Teachers have been hard at work, and bring you no fewer than twenty new reviews to mark the occasion!

Click here to discuss, or here to join!

4709 Hogwarts Castle by Clone O'Patra

5984 Lunar Limo by JimButcher

6177 Basic Bricks Deluxe by Rufus

6281 Pirates Perilous Pitfall by Inconspicuous

6409 Arcade Island by Cobra

6763 Rapid River Village by ZO6

7419 Dragon Fortress by ZO6

7879 Hoth Echo Base by starstreak

7957 Sith Nightspeeder by Masked Builder

7959 Geonosian Starfighter by Masked Builder

7962 Anakin's and Sebulba's Podracers by Clone O'Patra

7964 Republic Frigate by Rufus

8572 Tahu Nuva by -R8-

10015 Passenger Wagon by R8

21002 Empire State Building by Rufus

30080 Ninja Glider by WhiteFang

30141 Dude with Large Jetpack by Clone O'Patra

Toy Story Alarm Clocks by Oky

And finally, please welcome our latest recruit, Brickdoctor, and take a look at his amazing 10194 Emerald Night review!

16 Wide Modular Town

What would happen if you took all of the current modular buildings and made them 16 studs wide?

EB Member AwesomeTaylor thinks it would look a lot like this.

I think he's right. Why not take a moment to visit the Town forum and let him know what you think?

While you're there, you'll have a chance to see the fully finished and adapted interiors and exteriors that he has created.

After a great contest, we are happy to announce the winners of the Pirates of the Caribbean Contest!

Mailing List Division - Story Contest

1st - Blackpyre

2nd - Bricks4Fun

3rd - greg3

Forum Division - MOC Contest

1st - Matn

2nd - hammelgeier

3rd - Yatkuu

Creative Critic Winners

Mailing List Division - Story Contest

1st - MstrOfPppts

2nd - Blackprye

3rd - SilvaShado

Forum Division - MOC Contest

1st - Toltomeja

2nd - MstrOfPppts

3rd - Matn

Congratulate the winners in the Pirate Forum!

MOC Division

Creative Critic

oo7 brings us his new MOC, a LEGO 50's diner!

The Big Apple Diner is a shiny sleek creation that shows off oo7's expert techniques and creativity.

Check out more pics and join in the discussion

BaronSat's been doing (and has shown) 2 great MOCs inspired by the Kenner Micro Collection toys from the 80's.

Now he's put them next to each other to do some pics of them and it looks super.

Thanks for sharing those pics with us BaronSat.

Personally I think the idea of making a tribute to the Kenner Micro Collection is a great idea and it opens a new world of what and how to MOC.

Thanks for all the inspiring work BaronSat

Here's the links to the previous topics.

DS Escape

DS Compactor

(click to see more and comment in the Star Wars Forum)

Spotlight in the Train Tech Forum!

LEGO Trains is certainly an enjoyable theme, especially when seeing the detailed creations that some members share among the train community. Many are familar with the works of EB member and LEGO Train fan SavaTheAggie who draws much of his LEGO inspiration from the Texas State Railroad. One of his recent builds is this amazing Texas State Railroad Ten Wheeler (4-6-0) Engine #201.

If the beautiful vintage steam locomotive 201 does not impress you, how about his complete collection of Texas State Railroad steam engines and diesel electric locomotives, plus a motor car:

Make sure you take a moment to admire the detailed LEGO Train locomotives of SavaTheAggie and leave a comment in Train Tech.

The Purge of Evil

Sirens-of-Titan presents his amazing conclusion to his History storyline with this beautiful creation!

Just take a look at all the lovely design, curved and angled walls as well as action aplenty! This and much more in the History Forum.