Mini Master Legostein brings us a Eurobricks-exclusive Slave I to slaver over!

Click on the pic for more views, instructions and to comment on this superb model!

We followed the Amazon tributary Westward until we reached a small clearing as indicated on the tattered map. There we beheld the ancient shrine guarded by a large spider web and the remains of the last explorer. Do you dare venture into

Eurobricks member and customiser tin7 shows us his most difficult custom creations up to date: Ash Ketchum and Pikachu from the Pokémon Manga/Anime series.

What makes this customs so incredibly great is the magnificent use of Sculpey to create new elements like Ash's hairpiece and Pikachu, which is completely genuine Sculpey!

(Click on the image to see more details and join the discussion)

Bionicle builder Primus has posted a collection of his recent MOCs, including this fantastic Wyvern!

See the rest of these MOCs, which expertly mix Bionicle and System parts together, over here!

Academy Teacher def brings us a fresh perspective on an old classic in his review of the 6980 Galaxy Commander!

Click on the pic to view the review and join the discussion!

Pirate MOC expert Derfel Cadarn has created a wonderful scene. The front of the MOC is beautiful all by itself, but the back holds a fantastic secret.

Find out what it is, and discuss the MOC in the Pirate Forum!

For those of you familiar with SavaTheAggie's LEGO train creations, he has built a number of outstanding MOCs aside from steam locomotives. In fact, this

Town fan Lightningtiger down-sizes his 7642 Garage to something a little more manageable, a

In the time before time there was the

...and today his revenge will be complete.

Hinckley steals the Blue Bucket and tells Sinner / Siegfried / That Walrus where it is. It's such an obvious trap, but the buckets lure is irresistible, and he doesn't know that attached to it is a fridge full of Ice Cube Trays....

Now it's your turn for revenge; go here for more details!

Clear pictures of the 2010 City Train sets are beginning to emerge in the LEGO community. Train fan Duq shares a link to a nice display at Legoworld in Copenhagen in the

We don't normally frontpage non-members MOCs, but this MOC by Flickr member DeGobbi is just too stunning to resist.

Read and see more here. It's got powered treads too...

Rayman finds a good excuse to show us his latest custom mifigure from a 'Galaxy far far away'

(Click on the image to read more about this custom)

The Brick Broadcast crew has interviewed our mysterious Town and Train Tech moderator TheBrickster.

Hurry over here and listen to this interesting audio interview from one of the nicest guys you can find around Eurobricks.

Bobskink makes another magic with his clays and colours and brings us this wonderful minifigure, filling a gap in TLG's Batman theme. All welcome Batgirl!

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When you hear the name ACPin, you automatically think of huge, detailed scenes from the Star Wars Universe.

So you can imagine our delight at being the first to present his latest masterpiece: Endor Capture.

Endor Capture

Go take a look for yourself and comment on this incredible MOC