Massive Lego Kashyyyk project by Solid Brix Studios on Youtube

I thought it was worth highlighting that David Hall over at Solid Brix Studios is doing a weekly-installment videos of his massive Lego Star Wars Kashyyk base project, showing viewers the process and how-tos of such a large scale project. I think they are worth watching, they're very interesting and cool. There's a new installment every Friday,(American time) and he asks that you spread word of this project so he can get support. Above is week 2.(Sorry, I had some problems with Blogger, so I couldn't post week 1 or week 8, the most recent episode)

Release the turtles!

Turtle Weapon Variants, a photo by Legoloverman on Flickr.

Pete Reid, aka Legoloverman, has upgraded his awesome turtles with some serious firepower. These look awesome in lime green, and are very detailed and realistic looking. Check out the photo on Flickr for an awesome promo video by Chris Salt, and click here to see my attempt at a turtle (Of course not as epic as these) that I built a while ago.

NPU: Noun. Stands for Nice Part Use. Other definitions: This MOC!

SM-1, a photo by valgarise on Flickr.

Title says it all. Most creative usage of parts I have seen recently. And this masterpiece is by Valgarise.

Movie food

Bruce in The LEGO® Movie, a photo by bruceywan on Flickr.

Well done bruceywan for creating these tasty-looking pieces, as they feature in The LEGO Movie! I honestly can't wait to see it, please come sooner Valentine's Day!

Classic Space, awesomeified

LL-559a, a photo by Rogue Bantha on Flickr.

This NCS (Neo-Classic Space) space fighter by Rogue Bantha is deliciously greebly (I wonder how many times I've used that phrase) and very realistic looking. I wouldn't be too surprised to see something like this flying around in space in 300 years or so.

Locate and destroy

HV6.0, a photo by Titolian on Flickr.

This is quite the drone. Built by Titolian for Droneuary, the delicately balanced, but graceful and deadly looking, legs and the great proportioning of this thing really strikes me, and you, surely. I especially love the tiny gun to huge body ratio. This, my friends, is a LEGO drone.

Perfection in modules

Nordana Castle, Front, a photo by Gideon_83 on Flickr

This fabulous gatehouse by Gideon_83 is only part of a larger MOC, which I cannot wait to see in it's entirety! This is an amazing piece of work!