The streets of Brooklyn The Brooklyn buildings by BKNY Bricks aren’t as elaborately decorated as your typical Café Corner compatible building, but as far as I am concerned that is a good thing. Every detail seems to naturally fit into place. The buildings were inspired by the block where the builder lives. Their overall look is so nicely composed, Continue reading → Link

Micro Aliens dropship and APC by Legohaulic We’ve seen plenty of LEGO models inspired by the Alien universe over the years, including some lovely Ripley and xenomorph minifigs by Tyler (Legohaulic) back in 2008. Tyler’s latest LEGO upload takes him back to LV-426, this time in microscale, and with a bit more firepower. Tyler’s APC fits inside his UD-4L Cheyenne Utility Dropship: Continue reading → Link

Honey, I’m home! Flickr user Hippotam created this hilarious little scene for a contest, the purpose of which was to depict the same scene occurring in both 1963 and 2063. The only thing I am confused about is whether that little green critter on the floor in 2063 is a pet, or the result of the affair?! Link

Schnellboot Docked at Night More and more it seems that we are seeing lighting integrated into a model’s presentation. When done right, it can create a wonderful ambiance for the photo. Nate Flood’s Schnellboot (Fast Boat) is a perfect example of this. The lighting and simple diorama sets the perfect mood for the image. Nate says that the photo Continue reading → Link

Fashionably Late & Always Stylish Remember that R-Type Build challenge from way back when? Well Uspez Morbo not being one to follow the herd said to himself, “Pfft…who needs monthly deadlines?!” And I said to myself, “Am I ever glad that Uspez is a rebellious bugger!” So without further delay, here is Uspez’s contribution to the R-Type & Beyond build Continue reading → Link