I love the simple, art deco feel to this, intentional or not. The colors match terrifically, and I’m really liking that cornice detailing up top. Hopefully this will spur builders into some skyscraper construction!
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Mafia Shoot Out

I really like MOCs that tell a story. This one was created by Brickstud. It reminds me of old black and white films.
STEAM – LEGO Exhibition Swindon
First let me say a huge thank you to the organizers for another fantastic day out. Some of the highlights were a speed build of Tower Bridge and The Town Hall that Jamie Berard designed as well as a completed version by my friend Darren and The unveiling of the brand new Diagon Alley set that was announced yesterday. The exhibition continues tomorrow so get down there if you can. P.S – To top the day off nicely I received my copy of LEGO Universe today.
Ultimate Sticker Book: LEGO Space Port
Product Description
Create your own LEGO Space Port picture book! Create your own book about LEGO Space Port with these cool color stickers. Contains the LEGO Space Port shuttle, astronauts, rockets, Moon buggy, and many other favorite models. Informative books plus sticker fun. Based on major LEGO play-themes, the stickers in these books are created with state-of-the-art computer-generated illustrations and are perfect for hours of interactive play. These easy-peel stickers can be… More >>
Spanish Corner
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A very nice, simple building with great colors and designs. The tree built with a bunch of flowers is a great idea and the dark tan just works perfectly with this build! I look forward to more!
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Cool, arent they?
I wish my bored-inspired creations were this pretty.
Whenever I try and build when I’m bored, the results aren’t post-worthy. But this is clearly not the case for David Leest. His “bored” creations are clearly much better than mine.
That said, I really like this particular creation of his. I like the multi-level, bright colored goodness. It has enough implied movement to keep my eye wandering, and that works for me.
Command, we have contact
For the past six years, I’ve been haunted by the words of Soren Roberts that “you’re not a man until you’ve built [a SHIP].” And so, the past month has been a rite of passage for me. For this year’s BrickCon, Tyler Clites and I present our second collaboration: Vexillum and the Iron Maiden. The story goes like this:
A millennium into the future, the Vexillum patrol cruiser receives a distress signal of an outbreak on the prison ship Iron Maiden. Upon investigation, things turned out to be much more than loose criminals on board, at least not the human ones anyway.
Iron Maiden, by Nannan











