City block

Agahr00 presents a great micropolis city block - all outstanding, but I particularly like that art deco theater.

Space Tower

Roguebantha, aka Tim Goddard, raises the bar with this space tower.

Micro Train Engine

Tony Sava presents a micro version of his MOC, Texas State Railroad Engine #300. More background here.

Voyage to Planet X

The minifigs dominate this neo-retro poster by Peter Flail, but there's a nice micro alien city in the background.

Vizcya Bridge

Hoexbroe presents a great interpretation of the Vizcya Bridge, a Spanish transporter bridge (kind of a cross between a suspension bridge and a ferry).

Kongō T75

Fredoichi just posted this rugged, greebly brown tank.

Looks like it's ready to roll over anything in its way.

Spacey

Bladewood recently posted some microscale spaceships. My favorites are her Starship Xena the Starship Thunder Child.

This is no cave!

Who knew this thing was called the exogorth? Like everyone else, I just always called it the space slug. This MOC by Gary McIntyre and Andy Grubb was on display at Legoland California during last weekend's Star Wars Days.

Cloud City

Delta139 builds a great micro backdrop as Luke enters the Cloud City.

More German landmarks

Max Niebling has used LEGO Design by Me to turn two more of his CAD designs into actual brick models: Neuschwanstein and the Reichstag.

Courthouse

Here's a courthouse by ri co le go. The upper part of the dome doubles as an escape pod.

Tower Bridge announced

This evening at BrickFair, probably right about now, is the official unveiling of set 10214, Tower Bridge. I've already posted based on some photos that went up on Brickset a week or so ago, but now we have high-res pictures and details. This set has 4287 pieces and will cost US$240. The official announcement can be read on the Brothers Brick.

Hotel Casino

Ricolego just put up some nice photos of a micropolis-scale casino.

Any old port in a storm

Johnarama made this nice harbor.