I have in hand the March 2018 LEGO Store Calendar and we can now see all the promotions and events for the month. I’ll upload a clearer version of the calendar when LEGO releases it online. March 1-15: Free LEGO Ninjago Zane Training Pod (5005230) with a purchase of $35 or more, while supplies last. March 3-4: LEGO Marvel Super Heroes new sets and special offers. March 5-31: Free LEGO DUPLO Learning Numbers with a DUPLO purchase of $25 or more, while supplies last. March 5 – April 22: Garmadon Temple Take Down Event. Participants get an event specific sticker in the LEGO Passport. March 6-7: VIP Monthly Mini Model Build is a sheep. March 15: LEGO DUPLO Learning Through Play Class. Sign up is required. March 16-31: Free LEGO Seasonal Easter Bunny Hut with a purchase of $35 or more, while supplies last. You can read my early review of...

It's amazing how the addition of some simple lighting can elevate a model. This beautiful clear swan from alanboar is already an eye catcher, and very well done. But building it hollow and including an LED light strip was inspired and as you can see the results take this from eye catcher to show stopper. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

They don't call dogs "man's best friend" for nothing, we've had a special relationship with canines for thousands of years. Some of these dogs take it to the next level, helping humans in their daily life doing important work like law enforcement and safety and guiding the blind. Builder LEGO 7 celebrates some of these hard working good doggies in this charming set of builds. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Meet Brutaxys, he would like to smash you. It's nothing personal you see, it's just sorta, you know,  his "thing". Builder Technean7 brings us this little bundle of rancor, artfully crafted with 90% bionicle and 10% pure, unadulterated fury.  Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

I don't know much about gypsies, but you certainly have to admire their colorful spirit. These wagons by vitreolum are as quirky as they are colorful, and I really like them. I don't think I could live in one, but it would be a nice place to spend an evening and enjoy a campfire and some music. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

The ability of humans to build really big things never ceases to amaze me. I think if I saw this colossal Caterpillar digger in person I'd be intimidated by it, maybe even afraid. No less impressive is this equally colossal brick-built version by Konajra. And not only is it a faithful scale reproduction, you can work at night since it's fully lit! Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

This absolutely jaw dropping roller coaster is on display at Hamley's in Prague, Czech Republic starting next month. I don't have many details on it, and no time to gather them but according to the video it's 90k pieces with 26 meters of track. And yes, that's LEGO track, but it's been modified with a heat gun and a ton of patience by builder Chairudo. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

"Aura to mission control:  This is Captain ZCerberus.  Orders received, and coordinates plotted and laid in.  Time to roll the hard six..."  "Good hunting, Captain. Control out."  Or something to that effect.  That's what I figure builder ZCerberus might say aloud when getting ready to swoosh this baby around his living room.  And a few blaster noises, naturally.  Anyway, zoom in to see all of the details; from color blocking to greebles.  Lots to enjoy! Original linkOriginal author: El Barto

Legendary animation company Studio Ghibli is no more, but from the ashes arose Studio Ponoc, and their first feature is Mary and the Witch's Flower, based on the book The Little Broomstick. Builder Ochre Jelly was so enamored he built this tribute, and if the movie is half as charming as this MOC, I must seek it out. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

My first reaction upon seeing this lovely barber shop interior by builder Heksu was "I need a haircut", I view that as a positive since it wasn't "hey, look at the LEGO". I saw it as a real place that could take care of the disaster area on top of my head. Fun fact: I used to be the make-up artist for the local chapter of the S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. (it's a real thing, look it up). Original linkOriginal author: Tommy