Principal Tower

Hey, I've actually been in this one. My sister used to work in the Principal Tower in Des Moines, here recreated in micro by Ineedmorebricks.

Slave 1

Januarybegan has a great version of Slave 1.

Vatican Dreadnought

Rod Gillies made this Vatican Dreadnought as part of an Iron Builder contest (he has to come up with new ways to use that half-arch piece.

Church

Theolego has this great little church.

Star speading the news

RoccoB has recreated some of Spencer Rezkalla's designs.

Lovneur Castle

Lolino made this great Lovneur Castle.

Republic Frigate

T-brick made this great Consular-class Cruiser.

Jet

Check out this jet by Swisso.

F4U corsair

Tbone-tbl made this great little F4U corsair.

Trireme

LokosuperfluoLEGOman made this great trireme for a Thermopylai diorama.

Over the bounding main

Fred Haab made this neat little ship.

Just another day

For Rebla, it's just another day.

An-225 Mriya

Justin Vaughn made this An-225 Mriya, a Soviet transport plane.

E-7 Striker Pinpoint Strike Bomber

CommanderHawk made this great little E-7 Striker Pinpoint Strike Bomber using the new gun element from the Alien Conquest sets.

Home One

Thomas Benedikt made this awesome rendition of Home One. Via BrickPOP.

Lyndhurst Castle

Arthur Gugick remade the Lyndhurst Castle.

LEGO to go

A couple of days ago I featured Jackie's mid-life crisis, chronicling her journeys to UNESCO World Heritage Sites in photos and in LEGO. In a recent post, she showed off her LEGO kit. I'm really impressed with the small pack she put together and its flexibility to build all of these MOCs, such as the Avila Cathedral.

City block

Shroncin made this nice downtown city block.

Micropolis at KidsFest

Micropolis delighted fans of all ages at the LEGO KidsFest in Minneapolis over the weekend.

There were a few new additions, including a nuclear sub in the crowded sea port. The drive-in theater got an impressive upgrade during the show.

Jackie's mid life crisis gap year

Check out the blog Jackie's mid life crisis gap year, A jaunt around world heritage sites, with some Lego. Jackie Britton decided to take a year off from working to travel to as many UNESCO World Heritage sites as she could. That's totally cool in and of itself, but she's sharing her journey with us in both photos and microscale models of each site she visits. She started her travels a month ago in Morocco and then moved on to Portugal and Spain, and so far she's visited sites including Ait-ben-Haddou in Morocco, the Holy Chapel of El Salvador in Ubeda, Sapinand and Seville Cathedral. I'm sure I'll be following this blog carefully and will bring some of the MOCs over here to MicroBricks.