The amazing Nancy's Tavern by our member Derfel Cardarn:

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The Church of Scherpenheuvel by our member and "De Bouwsteen" Ambassador Aliencat:

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Yet another new Atlantis set review, this time from MayTheBricksBeWithYou.

Dive down to Atlantis with 8057 Wreck Raider.

If you are planning to visit the Minifig Customisation Workshop in these days, be alert: The Penguin unleashed his Goblin Engineers' squad!

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grahamh_100 and sir dano bring us a pic of the first wave of collectable minifigs coming in 2010!

Want to know how he did the Rebel Cart for

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Even if in their perfection these seem to be two figs for a new official LEGO line on Super-heroes, they are indeed customs made by our tin7 and Christo.

By tin7:

By Christo:

Click here to read more about these fantastic creations in the Minifig Customisation Workshop.

EB devotee Oky Wan Kenobi brings us a shiny review of the bulbously blue-headed badass of the new Power Miners wave - the 8189 Magma Mech.

Click here to view the review, quiver in delight at the news of metallic silver treads, and join the discussion!

And the raffle is now officially closed! You´ve made 140 entries

Check out all great entries here ! And discuss it here!

Eurobricks' drivers better watch their speed in the Trains & Town forum.

EB member Sigmeister has created a realistic looking California Highway Patrol Vehicle based on a Dodge Ram design.

This eight stud-wide vehicle is packed with interior details for emergency response as well as accident investigation.

Just make sure you drive safe during the holiday season.

With the news of Bionicle ending in 2010, EB Member and long-time Bionicle fan -Tilius- is organizing an appeal for a final Bionicle set depicting the Great Spirit Mata Nui to celebrate the ten years that this successful theme has lasted for.

For those of you who don't follow the story much, this is the character we'd like a set for:

Even if you're not a Bionicle fan, surely you would want one of those!

Click here to show your support by joining the discussion and voting on aspects such as how much you would pay for such a set and how much SYSTEM should be used for it. With a joint effort of the community, maybe this dream can become a reality!

It's great to have outstanding train builders part of our Eurobricks Train Tech community.

One such builder, Cagri, bricks us another excellent train wagon, a white Side Dumper.

Wouldn't it be great to see LEGO offer a few single train cars like this one?

We are very happy to present the first review of the new 10210 Imperial Flagship thanks to our Reviewers Academy teacher Svelte.

Picture is link to the review!

Want to join our Reviewers Academy and become a teacher yourself over time? Join here.

Our dear member TheBrickster have created some very nice western Mocs latley.

The latest one is called War Prisoners.

To see this creation and more of his work go here to find it.

And there's even more to be found:

Sadly yes it is:

Dear BIONICLE Fans,

In reviewing the business across all of its play patterns and properties, the LEGO Group faced a tough question: should we take on a new creative challenge in the world of buildable figures that we pioneered in 2001?

BIONICLE re-invented the way consumers think of and play with the LEGO system. Through many chapters of compelling story and innovative product development, BIONICLE became a very strong property and an important part of The LEGO Group’s business. We think there is a significant opportunity to grow the buildable figure category, but it will take a more flexible platform that appeals to a wider range of ages through a variety of different entry points than BIONICLE has proven to deliver.

The easy decision would be to stick with a known entity in BIONICLE; but as history has proven, The LEGO Group achieves its greatest success by embracing the uncertainty that innovation brings. After all, BIONICLE almost never launched because it was such a big risk to the company’s way of doing business.

Because you have been such an important part of building the BIONICLE franchise and have been among its most valued fans, we are writing to tell you that the six BIONICLE Stars launching in January will be the last BIONICLE sets for the foreseeable future. Beginning in summer 2010, The LEGO Group will debut a new, more flexible buildable figure property created by the same people who brought you BIONICLE. At the same time, we are also expanding the category to appeal to a younger audience through an established third-party property, starting in January.

Since its beginning, BIONICLE has reflected the union of great product and a compelling story. Although there presently are no plans for more sets, the BIONICLE story is not ending. BIONICLEstory.com will remain an active site, with new story content updated by long-time BIONICLE writer Greg Farshtey. In addition, LEGO Group hopes to work with you, the fans, to continue to grow and expand the BIONICLE story universe.

This was an extremely difficult decision for all involved. But as seen in the tales of the Toa, striving for success in any mission requires imagination, new ways of thinking, and the willingness to take risks. We hope you will share the same level of enthusiasm we have for our plans for the buildable figure category.

We invite you to remain a part of the BIONICLE universe—a universe you have helped to build, and that we are confident that you will continue to build—in the future. Thank you for your continued support and dedication to the BIONICLE and LEGO brands.

With our very best regards,

Jan Faltum, Global BIONICLE Director

Lincoln Armstrong, Senior Brand Manager, BIONICLE Team Member since 2002

Click here to discuss and comment on the end of 10 years of BIONICLE