Hogwarts

Imperium der Steine is holding an Architecture Contest, to build a MOC in the scale and style of the Architecture sets. Kit Bricksto came up with this great version of Hogwarts for the "Entertainment Architecture" category.

Happy Back to the Future Day

Today in movie history, October 21, 2015, Marty McFly and Doc Brown arrive in modern day Hill Valley, California, coming from 1985 to save Marty's son. To celebrate, here's some micro BTTF goodness:

Andy King


RIXBRIX


Ayleen Gaspar


Sergio


Kyler Wilson




Ken Robichaud


Official LEGO

Sharkdependence Day

And should we win the day, the 4th of July will no longer be known as an American holiday, but as the day when the world declared in one voice: I have had it with these mother f'in sharks on this mother f'in spaceship!

Daniel Fortine made this Sharknado/Independence Day mashup for the Brothers-Brick Bricknado 2 contest.

Better remember, lightning never strikes twice

Gotta get back in time! Matt de Lanoy built this event kit available only at Brickworld this weekend.

Sorry, Goose, but it's time to buzz the tower.

Mmbace designed a number of military jets, including this iconic scene.

Missed the Train!

Carson Hart built this beautiful scene for the 'no gravity' category of the Mocathalon.

Day the Earth Stood Still

I really need to go back and mine the recent Micro Sci-Fi contest for blog posts. I really loved Kristi McWii's Day the Earth Stood Still.

King Kong

OA13 gives his take on King Kong.

We're gonna need a bigger boat

CustomBRICKS built Jaws.

1.21 Gigawatts

Nolnet built this great BttF scene for the Mi-Fi contest.

You maniacs! You blew it up!

PraiterYed gives us the ending to the classic Planet of the Apes.

Neo Tokyo

2 Much Caffeine built this Neo Tokyo complete with police spinners.

War of the Tiny Little Worlds

Bricko presents this great little War of the Worlds scene. Via Brickd.

Who ya gonna call?

Chris Deck did this great Ecto 1.

You, on the motorcycle!...You two girls, tell your friends

Tonight only, the fabulous Blues Brothers. Rhythm and Blues review. The Palace Hotel Ballroom. Route 16. Lake Wazzapamani. The fabulous Blues Brothers show band and review.
It's the Bluesmobile by Legostein.

'Twas beauty that killed the beast

It had to be done, and Legostein has done it: King Kong using the Collectible Fig gorilla and the Architecture line Empire State Building. Great little plane design, btw.



Edit - Oops, I'm an idiot. I didn't look closely at this. That's actually not the Architecture line Empire State Building, but is instead Legostein's own design. Sorry, Chris, for the oversight.

Cloud City

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

Stay on target!

HGDebris built a micro version of the classic Death Star trench run.

Howl

Rootjun posted this rendition of Howl's Moving Castle from the Miyazaki movie of the same name.