Golden Oldie: Pizza To Go

This is a beautiful and simple Lego set. Three minifigs a pizza place and a delivery truck.

Few sets capture their purpose as quickly as this one.

It is a true Golden Oldie!

Check it out on Brickset.

Find the instructions on ThePlasticBrick.com.

The Cinema

This is a beautiful modular cinema created by Flickr user "Jorge".

He has done a great job of capturing the grandness of the 1950's cinema. The use of dark red and the small windows make this a beautiful corner modular.

You can just imagine the citizens of Lego City lining up to see The 50 Year Brick!

Check it out on Jorge's Flickr page!

Back to the Future Cuusoo

Great news form Lego Cuusoo today!

The Back to the Future project has reached the 10.000 votes required to be considered as a new Lego Cuusoo set.

Check it out on Cuusoo!

H&M Store

Every Lego city needs one of these. This H&M Store was created by Flickr user "Igorlando".

The modular looks very realistic and the custom decals make it look like a real H&M store.

This building will fit in perfectly with all the other modulars.

Check it out on Flickr.

Up in the trees!

This is a tree house from medieval times created by mocpages user "Z Cerberus".

The tree house sits on three trees and is coverd by some tree branches and leafs. On the ground there are forest flowerbeds, two knights on horses and some of the tree house inhabitants.

The trees are constructed very nicely, the look very real.

Check out more on Mocpages.

Take the bus!

The picture says it all.

This is beautiful school bus created by Flickr user LegoManiac.

Especially the front of the bus is filled with details. The rear view mirrors are very original.

Check out more of LegoManiac's creations on Flickr!

Spider-Man!

With the new Spider-Man movie coming to theaters soon, we now have a truly awesome Spider-Man Lego creation.

This is a scene, created by Mocpages and Flickr user "Mr. Xenomurphy", of a battle between the Green Goblin and Spider-Man.

Spider-Man and the Green Goblin are both suspended in a creative way. Spider-Man is hanging from his spiderweb and the Green Goblin is situated on the smoke from his flight device.

The explosion of the car is a real thing of beauty. The use of red, orange and yellow pieces is just perfect.

The building is a beautiful Lego creation in itself. There are a watertower and what looks like an airconditioning system. The front of the building is full of details like, the fire escapes, the brick textures and the garage doors on the first floor. Also there is some graffiti on the first floor walls. Look closely and you will find the graffiti artist.

Check out more on Flickr and Mocpages.

Star Wars micro madness!

Built for the Iron Builder contest on Flickr, the objective is to create a moc that in what ever way contains the new blue Battle Droid torso. These are two Tatooine micro creations.

This is a micro build of the Boonta Eve podrace on Tatooine. You can clearly see that two of the three podracers contain the new blue torso's. The other podracer is a very beautifully constructed micro version of Sebulba's podracer.

Built by Flickr user "2 much caffeine". Check it out on Flickr.

This creation depicts the Mos Eisley spaceport. Again the blue torso is used in the creation. This time is part of the blue spaceship. Also this creation is mostly built in snot style. The entire main hanger is constructed of bricks on their sides.

Built by Flickr user "pasukaru76". Check is out on Flickr.

Medieval Windmill

The windmill is a very important part of every medieval village or farm. They process and often store the food and crops from the farm.

This windmill was created by Flickr user "Candia_30". The use of different colours and the curving technique make this a beautifull little windmill.

Just imagine several of these on a big farm with lots of crops and farm animals!

Check out more on Flickr!

Handle with care

Things can go wrong at work.

This little scene shows that you can never be carefull enough while lifting boxes. Also, a sober driver might help.

This MOC was built by Flickr user "teruel211".

Check it out on Flickr!