Our new Eurobricks History Regulator, I Scream Clone has done a marvellous vignette to showcase the entire LEGO Collectable Minifigures Series 2 in this Life’s a beach creation. It’s really amazing having to see so many interesting expressions among these unique minifigures. Among the many fine details, I love the blue waves very much as the surfer approaches it.
Life's a beach
I always thought Eurobricks Master Pirate Builder, SlyOwl has long forgotten Town but to my surprise, he has decided to build an old looking City Museum. It may looks abandoned on the front but there there is a caretaker maintaining the premises despite of shattered windows, locked gates and barricade windows surrounding the building.
Oh, and if you have the chance to sneak around, be sure to check out the museum exhibits. I heard there are many great items of interest in there.
City Museum
Is there any sight more sweet than a red convertible?
MOCpages user and car fan Anthony Dunne has created a stylish 1967 Ford Galaxie. As I may have mentioned earlier, I love cars and I love classic cars even more. This is a great MOC, with a blocky build that still conveys the lines of the real deal. Check out the MOCpage for more angles, or head over to Anthony’s homepage for more sweet rides!
This is a pretty cool naming for a passenger train that is meant for public transportation. The Snowy-Rider supports a total of 2 carriages and equipped with cosy cabins for the passengers. Do take a look inside Brickshelf member, Petronel, folder for more detailed images of his train creation.
Snowy-Rider
This is the question that was asked and was answered by our Eurobricks member, Informaniac in his latest building creations that was greatly inspired by this spectacular movie scene from “Inception”.
Although I did not have the chance to watch Inception, but I am sure this is a very nice movie as what Informaniac has done in his creation. It’s time for me to find out more about this movie.
Inception
Eurobricks Lady, Cecille has done it again with her new LEGO Collectable Minifigures Series 2 Display! Earlier ago, she has done a great job on her Minifigures Series 1 Display, I am really glad she is back for more.
Lots of amazing new scenes to watch, especially seeing the Surfer taking on the waves, the Pharaoh throne and the Weightlifter training in the gym.
LEGO Collectable Minifigures Series 2 Display
Earlier ago, I was browsing around for some cruise inspiration and I chance upon Flickr’s member, hhc88200 photostream and saw this beautiful Catamaran 1 near the coastline. The entire built may looks simple but it’s definitely classic enough to dock at the Classic-Town.net harbour.
Catamaran 1
When I first saw this modern looking architecture done by Brickshelf member, Johnarama, I am really very impressed with the futuristic design of this Ishoj House, located in a suburb of Copenhagen. How I wish I could live in a house like this with such nice surroundings.
Ishoj House
With the ongoing Eurobricks Reviewers Academy 2nd anniversary celebration, Eurobricks Reviewers Academy Teacher, The Cobra has decided to share a 1993 MISB Town set known as the 6595 Surf Shack for the celebration. It comes with plentiful wave riders and even a beach bar near the coast. It’s definitely a great way to spend your sunny weekend in the beach.
6595 Surf Shack
Brickshelf member, Monteur has built a massive looking open freight shed to house the freights in a secured shelter. The size of the shed is so big which can even handle freights coming from the rapid rail transportation services.
Open Freight Shed
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