And the winner is ...

Finishing up the Eurobricks Collectible Fig Series 5 results, first place was claimed by Cecile's Godzilla.
"Honey, dinner is ready!"
"Graaaawwwwrrr... *caugh* I mean, I'll be right down!"
"Are you playing Godzilla with your LEGO town again?"
"eh...."
"You better not come down here in that costume!"

Eurobricks winners

Continuing on with the top entries in the Collectible Series 5 Vig contest, 3rd place went to Dan Church's Pharaoh Queen entry.

And 2nd place went to bellis' Eskimo entry.

Collectible fig vig 5

Over on Eurobricks they held another of their series of contests, challenging members to build a vig to feature of the series 5 Collectible Minifigs. Well, the winners are in. Let's take a look at a couple each day.

5th place went to Ninja Nin's zookeeper entry


4th place went to Cornelius Murdock's detective entry (obviously set at Reichenbach Falls).

Left Behind

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

Happy Thanksgiving

A couple of years ago, Titolian wished us all a Happy Thanksgiving. I'm just about to reheat some turkey for dinner. I hope your day was less eventful than this minifig's was. :)

Crushed

Crushed by Lego27bricks makes me think of a Monty Python sketch.

Trick or Eek

Happy Halloween. Several years ago, Nathan Wells made this great Trick or Eek.

Yikes!

Brickmonster shares the appropriately titled Yikes!

If only Luke were a dentist

Bonus points to anyone who gets into my brain and understands my reference above. Anyway, Walter Boy made this great vig of Luke in the Wampa cave.

Where are the clowns?

Who doesn't love a parade? Here from Pepik.

Happy holidays

Viking0518 already has the special promo holiday set 3300020. From the packaging and instructions you can also see the upcoming promo 3300002, which can fit together with this to make a larger room. That set will come with a Santa fig.

Lying down on the job

If anyone could explain the allure of planking, it might just be Michael Jasper.

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.

Highwaymen

Boba-Fett's knight should be more on the lookout for highwaymen.

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.

Poor goat

Magnus93 illustrated the Mastadon song Curl of the Burl.

Polish history

Over on LugPol they are having a contest to create MOCs based on alternative versions of Polish history. Unfortunately I know next to nothing about Poland's past, so I don't know what's going on in Jantin's entry, but I certainly like how he combined 8 interesting vigs into one overall MOC.

Merry October

Ace from FBTB notes that LEGO is offering this cool little scene if you buy $99 worth of sets via lego.com right now.

Open wide now!

According to Walter Boy, "Dr. Frankenstein originally had a job as a dentist. Unfortunately it didn't last very long."