Toa Korpraun

While Bionicle was still around, I was an avid fan. I'm very glad to see there are lots of fans still around keeping the theme alive since its being cancelled in 2010, and Pate-Keetongu is a pillar of the movement. He brings us yet another awesome-looking Toa ( Elite elemental warrior for non-Bionicle geeks), decked out in awesome banners and bristling with spears. Read more about this awesome dude on his blog

We apologise...

...for NEVER posting anymore (well, except Ian)! I, for one, am extremely busy revising for my 26 GCSE exams, which started today, and I know that Ignacio is also working hard. Ian is...just being Ian! Seriously, we'll all try to blog more of the awesome creations we see every day, but we can't promise anything. Bear with us, and thanks for the support.

Double Danger

Mark Erickson has always been excellent at building dragons. Look at Raovilltur Skrimsli, which is in fact only his 3rd. A great follow-up to his Cyricus the Mighty, this 2-headed beast, which will be appearing in his and his brother's 2nd volume of their series The Anselm Saga, somehow draws me in and intimidates me with its realistic and organic feel.

Tales of Mitgardia

Wat-Tambor has been building some really cool stuff for Guilds of Historica lately. check out some of his work:
 
Gotta love those fig combos!

Fresh Ideas from the New Iron Builder Competition

The brawl is on! In the new edition of the Iron Builder competition, we find Legohaulic and Littlehaulic competing against the veteran competitors Sean and Steph Mayo! The challenge is to build as many MOCs as possible in a month as long as you always employ the mystery piece, which is the 1x2 yellow curved slope this month! So far the builds have been great but this one has blown my boots off! Custer's hat is truly   fanstastic! Well done Legohaulic!
                                      
On behalf of the TBT team, we're sorry for the lack of activity there has been, mostly due since Flickr cut off ties with Blogger on March 25th so it's hard to blog MOCs. We're doing are best and are trying to resume our day to day blogging.

I will now look forward to sticker sheets

I don't think 4estFeller takes the phrase "DSS" (Dreaded Sticker Sheet, for those of y'all not initiated in AFOL/TFOL speak) seriously. This incredible smuggler ship from the movie Elysium has so much nice sticker usage, it inspires me to keep all my stickers in the future. There's also some great photography and NPU on this little beauty.
Also, I apologize for the lack of posts recently, I'll try to get on that ;)

Faceoff

Mark of Falworth brings us yet another incredible MOC for the latest LCC Global Challenge. There's so much to love  here, the amazing rockwork, the figs, the shaping of the base.