Dr Who: Impossible Situation

Petar Jurković built this wall-vig Dr Who: Impossible Situation. I haven't really watched Dr. Who since the mid-80's so I don't really know what's going on here.

In the 80's movies were rad!

Grantmasters built Aliens, from the days before green screens and CGI when movie making involved actual models.

Lightcycle

Ewok In Disguise built this Lightcycle.

Roswell

Today's Google doodle notes that on this date in 1947, aliens are supposed to have crash landed at Roswell. Here is Kylan's vig of that day.

Phone home

Sixf00t4 built E.T. escape.

SAFS-R " Raccoon" on Patrol

Hammerstein NWC made this wonderful Ma.K scene.

Exploitation of the Daleks

I don't recall this Dr Who episode by Pasukaru76.

Matrix

In listening to the A Look at LEGO podcast interview with V&A Steamworks, they discussed his crazy arms customs. He mentioned that icgetaway used these arms to great effect for some Matrix scenes.

Spacey

Two more vignettes from that space contest on Comunidade 0937: WhiteShadow's Look mom, no gravity! and Mreizinho's Enemies.

Ai se eu te apanho!!

Luis Baixinho made Ai se eu te apanho!! for a space contest over on Comunidade 0937. Google translate says this means "oh if I get you!", but maybe Luis or someone else who speaks Portuguese can give a better translation.

I'll have mine medium-rare, please

Silenced_pp7 is conducting a yummy alien experiment.

Don't drill!

By nuno2500.

Left Behind

On Thanksgiving one of the cable stations played the Home Alone movies. I think Lego27bricks' Left Behind is from the Martian version.

Blast-off

I assume Cyberpacket's NASA Poland is for that LugPol contest on alternate Polish history. If so, that also suggests to me that the contest guidelines require a 16x16 base.

Give me a pan-galactic gargleblaster on the rocks

I'm usually citing Legostein on MicroBricks, but he made this cute alien bartender.

I want my flying car

I just want to restate my constant disappointment that here we are in a new century and we're still stuck rolling around on wheels. Stpman is looking ahead with this future car. BTW, I really like the color scheme here, with the repeated red.

Dune

-2x4- made this scene from Dune with Paul in training.

Long distance call

Theolego makes first contact.

Hikari

Nabii turns in a great bignette of the Hikari.

Left behind

No, not the end-times book by Tim LaHaye, but rather a vig by Kaptain Kobold. Great use of perspective, even within the confines of an 8x8 footprint.