New member Cakeman brings us an exciting review of 5984 Lunar Limo

Click on the pic to discuss this in our LEGO Sci Fi Forum

Medieval Market Village X 100! Check out Derfel Cardarn's amazing

Prince of Persia Contest - The Winners!

The votes are in and my crack-team of abacus-carrying camels and monkey mathematicians have triple-tested the results! It was an amazing race and a very close call, with great work from everyone that took the time to enter. If you haven't seen the entries yet, check out the pinned topics in our LEGO Licensed forum. And make sure you stop by the winners thread and congratulate the official Princes of PoP Month!

Category 1: Expand the Theme (Pics are links to entry posts)

1st Place: lego-maniac's The Nizam's Palace

First Prize: 7573 Battle of Alamut, kindly donated by The LEGO Group and shipped courtesy of the Eurobricks staff.

2nd Place: Oky Wan Kenobi's Nizam's Warship

Second Prize: DUPLO Prince of Persia promo brick &

Nizam Key Chain

Category 2: The Persian Version (Pics are links to entry posts)

1st Place: Fugazi's Persian Grocer

First Prize: 7571 Fight for the Dagger, kindly donated by The LEGO Group and shipped courtesy of the Eurobricks staff.

2nd Place: pedro's Karaban ~ Sand Cloud City

Second Prize: DUPLO Prince of Persia promo brick & Princess Tamina Key Chain

Category 3: BAM - Build A Market Stall (Pics are links to entry posts)

1st Place: pedro's Dhurban Indoor Bazaar

First Prize: 7570 Ostrich Race, kindly donated by The LEGO Group and shipped courtesy of the Eurobricks staff.

2nd Place: Inconspicuous' Al's One-Stop Convenience Stall

Second Prize: DUPLO Prince of Persia promo brick & Dastan Key Chain

As PoP Month formally draws to a close, thanks everyone who participated for an amazing and crazy time! (The caption contest and special staff prize have yet to be revealed... soon.)

It's a great month for modular magnificence, with three amazing MOCs from our members!

mautara brings us a beautiful building inspired by the Palazzo Farnese in Rome

MOC expert Jasper Joppe Geers brings us his purpletastic completed Elladora's Sweetshop, with an amazing interior!

And Vincent Kessels displays his Pharmacy De Salamander

Click on the pics to view these buildings in more detail in our LEGO Town forum!

Check out the new LEGO Boba Fett, a.k.a the White Madalorian over at the

EB Fellow and

Click on the pic to view this great creation in our bustling LEGO Town forum.

Classic Castle Alive and Well in the EB History Forum!

Many LEGO Castle fans might say that Forestmen, Dark Castle, and other castles released during the mid 90s were some of the best and most exciting sets in the LEGO Castle timeline. If you are a fan of Forestmen or Dark Forest, you might enjoy Metalandi's flashback of 6079 Dark Forest Fortress. This is a must see review for those of you who appreciate the color and design of LEGO Classic Castle.

EB Fellow Superkalle presents a new software for those who feel the urge to manage and analyze their LDD files

According to Superkalle, mapping the 1700 official Lego ID’s to the BrickLink counterparts was mildly put “a lot of work”. As a result, over 400 bricks that on BrickLink has x or b IDs have been mapped to their official Lego IDs.

Included in LDD Manager is also a unique feature – find bricks by connectivity type. You can for example find all bricks that have a least 1 stud, a Technic pin and a Technic hole. Perfect when you know what the brick looks like, but can’t remember its number or name.

A second unique feature is the commonality analyzer, which allows you to find common bricks over multiple LDD MOCs. This feature can for example help you reduce the number of part types needed to build several MOCs.

There is also a color warning feature that will tell you if a color you’ve used in LDD has been produced or not.

Click here to read more about LDD Manager and download.

Discuss here

'Sailing, takes me away to where I'm going', is the thought after seeing 'de-marco's' majestic

Eurobricks/Classic-Town.net Collectible LEGO Minifigures Series 1 Town Building Contest

Have you seen our participants' entries? Do you know which Minifigures are used for their entries? If you want to have a chance to win one of the Collectible Minifigures, then come and join in the fun. Our Eurobricks Community will be deciding which will be our Top 3 Finalists and your valuable feedback will be the key to their victory.

The contest ends on the 6th of June, 2010 at 0000hrs (GMT+8)

Click here to view current entries.

Click here to find out more about this contest.

LEGO Train Fan Bricktrix builds an awesome rendition of Harry Potter's

Bongo Surface Arrival

(click the picture to enter the LEGO Star Wars Forum and comment)

Thanks to Eurobricks Fellow, Rick for bringing us more detailed and high resolution images of this upcoming incredible 8403 Family House.

Click here to view more images.

To celebrate Collective Madness Collectable Minifig May, EB Fellow Peppermint_M has been treating us to a series of bigs featuring the lovable plastic scamps. She's now half-way through and treats us to a scene of spectacular metal ultraviolence with her Crash Test Dummies

Click on the pic to discuss this big and check Peppermint_M's signature for links to her other bigs, or browse our Town forum!

It hardly seems possible but Eurobricks' Prince of Persia Month is almost at an end