Grant Davis completes yet another MOC full of NPU.  How often have you seen a building that has walls made entirely out of bars (and bar-like parts)?  For me, never -- before I met Grant here.  This creation is another that can't be fully appreciated unless you check out this video on Grant's YouTube channel.  Though it may not appear so, this shack can be turned upside without a single bar coming loose.  How cool is that?  Wonderful work, Grant! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

With the Easter holiday only one week away, JK Brickworks prepared yet another fantastic mechanized model to celebrate!  If you're not familiar with Jason's work, you need to check out more of his models featured on his YouTube channel.  The detailing on this MOC is very nice, especially that nest using a mix of tiles and plates.  Though the detailing is outstanding, you can't fully appreciate it until you see the action.  Happy Easter! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

More content for the upcoming The LEGO Ninjago Movie has been slowly releasing and we now have a first look at some of the books that will accompany the movie. Amazon UK has revealed the covers of some of the DK books that will be released in a few months. We also get a good look at some of the characters and vehicles that will be appearing in The LEGO Ninjago Movie. The LEGO Ninjago Movie Ultimate Sticker Collection Relive the excitement of The LEGO® NINJAGO® MOVIE™ with more than 1,000 full-colour stickers and scenes depicting key events and characters. Combining fun and informative captions with a range of innovative and engrossing sticker activities, The LEGO® NINJAGO® MOVIE™ Ultimate Sticker Collection is a must-have for all LEGO NINJAGO fans. It showcases the full range of exciting The LEGO NINJAGO MOVIE sets and minifi gures that are being released to tie-in with...

Long about 2001, when Samurai Jack premiered, I had a son who was the perfect age for Cartoon Network and a boy about to be born (and both had a dad who never grew up), so CN was on at our house all the time. The animation style and production quality of Samurai Jack always made it a favorite, and if it was on we were watching. So this marvelous pair of busts of Jack and Aku by builder chris office instantly caught my eye, and a follow on Flickr. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

It seems like the LEGO Creator Mini Volkswagen Beetle (40252) was a really popular promotion because it has now sold out on Shop@Home less than a week after it started. The promotion has been replaced by the LEGO City Police Helicopter (30351) and this promo will run until the end of the month. You can get it for free with purchases of $35 or more and it is the same promo that was ran for the first half of March. As for the Mini Volkswagen Beetle, there may still be some left at LEGO Brand Stores. You may want to give them a call to see if they have any left before you head out. The post LEGO Creator Mini Volkswagen Beetle (40252) Sold Out on Shop@Home appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

It was just only a few weeks ago when the LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector’s Series Snowspeeder (75144) was officially announced but we’ve managed to get a hold of the set, courtesy of LEGO, and we’re happy to bring you this review of the set. Coming in at 1,703 pieces, the UCS Snowspeeder will retail for $199.99 and will be available starting April 29 for LEGO VIP early access and on May 4 for the general public. The contents of the box include 13 numbered bags, a loose 8×16 plate, a black 8×16 flat tile, and the instruction booklet packaged with the sticker sheet. Instructions Booklet The instruction booklet for the UCS Snowspeeder is very thick. It has 300 total pages counting the covers. The first page contains a short message from the LEGO Star Wars Design Director Jens Kronvold Frederiksen who gives some details about the LEGO Star Wars Design...

For s generation, this was the screen of total frustration. With the original Nintendo Entertainment System there was an accessory called the Light Gun, and while there were a few games that took advantage of it, this game ruled supreme. Duck Hunt was simple enough, shoot the ducks, but it could be difficult. And as if it's wasn't frustrating enough, this dog would taunt you after every round. This MOC by Pate-keetongu captures that moment perfectly, when you pointlessly aim your pistol at that dog and unleash. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

When life gives you lunchboxes, you make futuristic Toronto inside of them.  Canadian builder Simon Liu built his own version of his home city of Toronto in the future.  As part of the celebration of Canada's 150th birthday, Simon was given a decorative lunchbox.  Appropriately, he then decided to fill that box with LEGO, specifically a microscale city.  A very neat concept!  The shiny surface of the box gives a nice effect to the city's reflection. Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

It's the most recognized bridge in the world, one of the top 10 tourist destinations on earth, and it gives me no small sense of pride that it's in my home state of California. Now it's a gorgeous MOC that spans over 12 feet. I have to confess I am a bit jealous of attendees of BrickUniverse this weekend in Raleigh NC who get to see this stunning work by builder Rocco Buttliere in person. Click through for many more pictures and loads of information and history on the bridge, it's truly a labor of love. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Every LEGO builder has one of these: their own build area.  A LEGO room.  A LEGO lair. . .AKA LEGO Man Cave.  Shall I go on?  I think you get the point.  Every LEGO builder organizes his collection differently, an aspect that become quite unique and creative on its own.  Now, pictured in this scene by Jsnyder002, many of our build areas probably look like a bit of a mess.  How familiar does this room look to you?  Is it like your collection, right now?  Furthermore, this "Out of Time" creation depicts the last few minutes a builder has to build and enter for a contest.  Sound familiar?  A lovely and true to life scene! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner