This wonderful vintage wedding car is created by talented builder and flickr.com user Pixeljunkie. My favorite part is the shaping of the mudguards. Chrome coated pieces look also great together with white tires. Using minifigure hand pieces as handles are another small and creative addition to the MOC. Check out the builders photo-stream for more photos of the the married couple. 

LEGO has recently revealed the box of the upcoming Collectible Minifigures Series 17 in the their preview event in New York Toy Fair. This high-quality photo and names was shared by the Brick-Show. According to them possible names of the mini-figures are: 

Top row from left to right: Surfer Boy, Gourmet Chef, Hot Dog Vendor, Elf Maiden, Circus Strongman, Yuppie, Veterinerian, and (possibly) Highwayman. Bottom row from left to right: Connoisseur, Butterfly Girl, Roman Gladiator, Corn Cob Guy, Retro Space Hero, Dance Instructor, Battle Dwarf and Rocket boy. 

The Brick Fan has released a feel guide for finding the figures you want in blind bags. In my opinion this series contains very nice figures and also below average figures at the same time. There are many new accessories, recolored pieces and animals that will make the LEGO fans very happy. The rocket boy and the corn cob guy will be possibly the most favorites among the fans because of their body-wear accessories. French bulldog that will come out together with Connoisseur will be nice addition to LEGO's dog species list.

Official photos of three sets and their mini-dolls from the new LEGO DC Super Hero Girls theme based on the TV-series with the same name were released recently on the internet. The figures look amazingly colorful and cute. I'm sure that girls will love them but I'm not sure the boys will like them as much as the girls did. Personally I liked the Bat-girl and the Poisson Ivy the most, but honestly I would still prefer the classic mini-figure versions more. If you haven't seen yet check out this new dimensions set with Bat-girl figure in it. Overall the sets are looking great with various recolored pars and new elements. It would be a nice addition to any Friends collection for sure. You may click on the photos to enlarge:

  

41232 Super Hero High School 

41231 Harley Quinn to the Rescue

 

41230 Batgirl Batjet Chase

One of our guest of honors, Paul Trach a.k.a. Disco86 recently shared this outstanding interior vignette featuring Krennic's Stardestroyer from the upoming Star Wars movie Rogue One. The the custom figure for Krennic and imperial death troopers were built very well but what I liked the most are the texturing on the walls and and the floor. The unique shape of the window in combination with perfect background lights is amazing as well

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rat Dude a.k.a. ratm0nk3y who is known for his impressive and huge capital space ships most of which are blogged in our "best capital ships" compilation page shared this great ancient Greek galley in his photo-stream. The design and texturing resembles the historical ships very much. Custom figures are looking very cool too. The ship also has a fully decorated interior with lots of figures in it.

This impressive castle crossection MOC, "Secret Door" was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Brick Vader who is known for his great vignettes like "Snow", "Malleus Maleficarum" and many more. This creation is full of action scenes and small details in each floor. This MOC was built as an entry for Summer Joust 2016.

Upcoming Star Wars movie: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story will be on cinemas on 16 December 2016. LEGO sets of the movie will be also coming soon. Brickset already shared information about five sets which will be possibly on shelves in September 2016 (according to screenrant.com). Flickr member and LEGO fan Justin M a.k.a. StarSaberSlash shared the photos of the sets and minifigures for the new movie in his photo-stream.

LEGO fan and flickr.com member Moko a.k.a. LEGO DOU Moko who is known for his great mecha and sci-fi MOC's suprise us with these cute mechas based on famous Disney characters Mickey and Donald. As you can see minifigures from the Disney collectible minifigure series are driving the mechas. I think the builder did a very good job on the part selection and shaping of the mechas especially the hands of robo-Mickey are realy nicely done.

The Disney Minifigures which will be officially released on May 1st have 18 different character that differ from other Minifigure Series. All of them listed above:

Top 9 (left to right): Syndrome, Ariel, Aladdin, Captain Hook, Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Daisy Duck, Maleficent.

Bottom 9 (left to right): Stitch, Ursula, Alice (in Wonderland), Cheshire Cat, Peter Pan, Mr. Incredible, Buzz Lightyear, Pizza Planet Alien, Genie.

Here we have an extraordinary creation. LEGO fan and flickr.com user Koen a.k.a. Swan Dutchman shared these nice collection of eggs with minifigures inside them. The eggs are called from left to right: Spring, Love and Ice. The shaping of the eggs are great and I especially like how the robot arm pieces are used to create the stands.

LEGO fan, customizer and flickr.com user Minh Pham a.k.a Tuminio who is well known for his incredible custom minifigures shared this nice small diorama depicting a post apocalyptic settlement from the hit game of this year, Fallout 4. The name of the creation, Red Rocket comes from the gas station company you can see in the game. The MOC is outstanding with lots of small details and of course with amazing custom minifigures in it. The building has a fully decorated interior as well. 

This huge 6 x scale toy soldier minifigure is shared by Crayonbricks. The original toy soldier minifigure was an exclusive figure from the LEGO Minifigures: Character Encyclopedia from 2013. The creator of this figure managed to rebuild all the details of the figure including the prints on the torso, head and even the stripes on the sides of the legs. Crayonbricks shared other minifigures at this scale in the past including Batman, blue classic spaceman, piggy guy and chicken guy.

LEGO enthusiast and flickr.com member Andrew JN has recently shared his latest MOC, Curious Conversations. MOC covered with perfect roof technique with standard Technic pins.