Artist's apartment

Walterboy made this great Artist's apartment.

Profits are down

The BrickMan made this corporate roller coaster for a magazine photoshoot.

Searching

Who knows what KN1GHT will find?

McFly!

"Silence, Earthling", says Legohaulic, "I am Darth Vader from the planet Vulcan."

Caution: Biohazard

This vig by ted @ndes is a great use of the Hazmat Suit Guy minifig. I was getting a little fed up with virus and zombie outbreak creations. This made me laugh with its refreshingly different scenario. Good stuff.

Car tipping ...

... it's the new cow tipping. Check out Lego27bricks' vignette a day series.

Hikari

Nabii turns in a great bignette of the Hikari.

Cluedo revisited

We've already announced the winners of the Murderous Minifigs competition, but I wanted to go back and take another look at some of the entries. In addition to the winning Jean-Marc Blanc, with the Necronomicon, in the Gothic Library, one of my other favorites in that category was Ol' Man Tanner, on his formerly pristine front porch, with the vandal's own skateboard.

Movie scenes

Profound Whatever got a lot of attention for his movie scenes of this year's Oscar nominees, so a second grade teacher asked him to bring a few scenes that her kids would enjoy.

Contest winners

The results are in for the Eurobricks Collectible Figs Series 3 contest. Category A asked for a vig to feature one of the new figs, and Dan Church won with his vig built for the pilot.

Scene of the crime

Chantoo gives us a scene from CSI, featuring Sara Sidle and Gill Grissom finding a body.

Snowboarding

Yatkuu posted this great snowboarder.

RR Crossing

I'm guessing that TN-Factory's scene is for the annual ClickBrick contests. ClickBrick stores in Japan sell LEGO, and for the past several years they hold annual contests where the only limitation is a 16x16 footprint.

Vietnam contest

The LEGO Contest Network is running a contest called Vietnam: A Step Back in Time. Of course there's a vig category (else I wouldn't be featuring it here). For instance, see Professor McRackel's Open Fire!

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.

Particle Accelerator

This is a bit older, but Shane Larson's particle accelerator is a good opportunity to point out my new blog SciBricks. The goal of SciBricks is to use LEGO to teach a little science, since teaching science is my day job. Regular readers of this blog have hopefully noticed that I've rearranged the look of this blog a bit - mostly making the information on the right hand side consistent with my other blogs, but also putting a line of buttons along the top to make it easy to navigate among my various offerings. Hopefully with these changes my handful of blogs will behave more like one coherent blog, but with six sections devoted to different styles and subjects for building.

A hole in 8x8

Vhtuotanto has a nice golf scene.

Happy Saint Patrick's Day

The-Force-Unbleached's Pot-O-Gold Trouble has an interesting solution for a rainbow.

I'm programmed for etiquette, not destruction!

Krize visited Geonosis.

C'mon in, the water's missing

It looks like Klub LEGO Indonesia (KLI) is having a vignette contest, but I have no details on that. Anyway, Ya-da dove right in with dummy pool.