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.

2011 appears to be an exciting year for LEGO City as well as LEGO Dacta / Education. SilentMode brings EB an early image review of one such Dacta set,

9349 Fairytale & Historic Minifigures. Visit the Town Forum to see more images.

Eurobrick's member Maegnus, brings us his fully functioning, life size

Ghostbusters Ghost trap! Well I'm not sure if its actually been field tested yet, but it looks great. Be sure to check the Flickr video link to see it in all its majesty.

Great stuff.

30052 MINI AAT

30053 MINI Star Destroyer

Thanks to nrg for finding the instructions

Check them out in the Star Wars Forum and join the discussion.

Happy New Year from Train Tech!

No LEGO Train creation can start the New Year better than EB Fellow Teddy's amazing BR01-1075 (loud train whistle can be heard in the distance as fire works shoot from the train yard).

Teddy has created a highly detailed 1:45 scale version of a Dutch Steam Association SSN locomotive and tender. If you haven't seen this beautiful black & red LEGO Train engine, make sure you stop by Train Tech to comment.

I think the picture speaks for itself.

(click the picture to see more and comment)

SlyOwl is back!

SlyOwl is bringing us his latest masterpiece, A Medieval Christmas Carol

So head on over to the History Forum and take a look at this beauty!