Hear ye hear ye! For those who never wander into the Guilds, here's an impression of what is going on in the Guilds at the moment!

There's just a few days left to vote for the Frozen Beyond Contest. And like many contests it's hard to choose a favorite, like this one made by BrickCurve. (Voting is only open for GoH members!)

Dragons were part of tales of the old folk, but it seemed their numbers are growing. Especially in Mitgardia were you don't want to mess with Blaze's Northern Ranger Dragon Team!

Knowledge is power. Luckypat realizes this all to well and has build himself a library.

TLG will release a massive BWE (Bucket Wheel Excavator) later this year. Technic Pro Builder desert752 had already started working on his own version (a Russian ER-1250), when the official news was revealed. His creation feels like a true UCS Technic model in every way. Start digging in the Technic forum to find out which version is better, the ER-1250 or the TLG version

If you have yet to check out this ongoing topic in the Town Forum, do so now:

EB Member Xon67 is painstakingly rendering the city of Bricksburg from the LEGO Movie. It's pretty fantastic.

Just when you think you've seen all the creative ways to build a road, someone gets a great new idea. Like this moc made by Kai NRG. I can't imagine the time and patience it cost to make this by using so many round tiles, but the result is amazing!

Go check out the details in History!

Fellow Rolli has made a wonderful display of the brothers Grimm. It got all the kinds of creativity you like to see in a great moc!

Check it out in History!

Ever wondered what mountains have to do with TLG's latest Modular Building? Check out Reviewers Academy Teacher JackJonespaw's review of 10251 Brick Bank.

Is it Model Team? Is it Creator? Does it matter? It's huge, awesome and impressive!

Great to see that some builders still like to combine Technic with regular LEGO bricks. A perfect example is this wonderful RV made by Eurobricks member Chapachuk.

The A plus B-model has come to an end. Below are the three winners. Visit the results topic to see the full results. Click here to see all entries. Congratulations to all winners and thanks to all contestants!

1st Fire Truck/Forklift by Serhio

2nd Snowblower/Tractor by Thirdwigg

3rd Manitou Telehandler/B807 Hot Rod By erelender

Hear ye hear ye! For those who never wander into the Guilds, here's an impression of the mocs that have been build the last week!

Starting of with veteran Kayne. Who is continuing his Resistance story in a great way with this grand gate! Can't wait to see what's next!

Second is soccerkid6. It's good to see he keeps building fantastic interiors which makes a castle way more complete!

And last we we visit the cold with Blufiji. Excellent landscaping here which almost gives you the chills!

Our Eurobricks Reviewers Academy Teacher, JackJonespaw has successfully reviewed of the new LEGO Star Wars 2016 sets and is none other than the 75139 Battle on Takodana. Come over to Eurobricks Star Wars Forum to view this review. Be warned that there are spoilers in this review and view at your own risk!

Click here to view the 75139 Battle on Takodana review.

tsi presents this small Aral petrol station from back in the day when petrol stations were attached to homes in Germany.

Check out some detail pictures in the Town forum.

Eb member and one of my favorite shipbuilders Kurigan posted this wonderful little cutter, the Bumblebee. The attention to detail on such a small boat is amazing!

Sail over to the Pirates forum and comment on the Bumblebee!

The long awaited Hoth set is here:

Go here to the Star Wars forum and check out all the goddies !

cimddwc shows not one, but three new modular buildings at once. Each modular has its own architectural style, yet still they blend in really well in the same modular street. When you're done admiring the exteriors, don't forget to check out all the interior details, including a secret room where a certain orange element is worshipped.

Head over to the Town forum to check out all the images.

Hispabrick Magazine #24 was released today. Among the content in this edition:

"In this issue we have a look at the work The arvo Brothers have done, presenting their ALIEN project in book form, we interview Michał Kazmierczak (migalart) in our section Great Creators, designers like Lennart Cort and Kevin Hinkle Community Manager of LEGO® Community Engagement (LCE). We also bring you a new installment of Building trees, related to the MILS system and tutorials on MINDSTORMS and LEGO® WeDo...."

Find out more here, including the download link