This is by far the best small-scale AT-AT I have seen in LEGO form! Thanks to MIro Dudas, we instantly recognize this iconic scene and vehicle from The Empire Strikes Back. This model is so incredibly accurate, if I happen let my eyes go out of focus, it doesn't even appear to be LEGO. It also appears that the midsection could be easily switched out with orange elements to remake this as an AT-ACT (though there are other differences between the two variants). I appreciate that Miro even included the walker's footprints in the snow, a detail others leave out of their scenes. Nicely done! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

I remember watching the classic show The Transformers (Generation 1) when I was a little kid, and later to watch the more recent adaptations like Transformers Animated. Though I may not be the biggest fan of Michael Bay's movie versions, I'll still always be a Transformers fan. This post is a bit nostalgic for me. Alex Jones has been working on many LEGO Transformers projects, including this recreation of the Matrix of Leadership. The device itself may be very accurate, but that complete LEGO background is what really drew me to this creation. I instantly recognized the theme from the classic show. Wonderful work, Alex! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

Djokson continues to produce wonderfully crafted figures by combining system elements and buildable figure systems. How does he do it?! This figure, the Crimson Crusher, is obviously ready for a fight. The body and especially the head are very sleek, but those large hands are my favorite part, using those nice joint pieces to create finger/glove texturing. This guy could easily fit into the film Real Steel. Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

These robots, inspired by the classic and well-loved Space theme, are always willing to lend a helping...claw? GolPlaysWithLego built these very friendly looking robots earlier this week. Not only do they have a unique style of legs and bodies, but they look quite efficient and in good condition. I'd be okay with these bots working on my spaceship, would you? Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

Builder Brick Surgeon gives us a little peek at what it must have been like to be upwardly mobile in medieval times. It's sort of the distant equivalent of caravaners, or the RV crowd. Pack up all your possessions in a relatively tiny, wheeled space and hit the road, sort of a romantic concept huh? Thanks for the head's up Vince Original linkOriginal author: Tommy