In time for the home release of Rogue One, Tim Goddard celebrates by creating an awesome small version of the now-famous U-Wing!  To make it even better, Tim added a small squadron of X-Wings to the mix for a wonderful display piece!  Tim was even able to get the folding wing feature to work on the U-Wing!  Pretty neat.  How are you celebrating the release of the film (besides watching it)?!  May the Force be with you. Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

Here on the central coast of California we have fairly few predators. There's the occasional mountain lion, black bear or bobcat, but those are pretty rare. Far more often we see coyote, but they just look like wild dogs, not anything nearly as intimidating as this mech by builder ToyForce 120. I also assume the local mammals are glad this is just a figment of his imagination. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

It seems like the AFOL world has gone Brickheadz crazy, but I'm sort of ok with it as long as cool stuff like this keeps cropping up. Ripley herself would be proud of these adorable Queen Alien and Powerloader from builder GolPlaysWithLego. But that doesn't mean the drama isn't there, any second now Ripley's gonna cry out "get away from her you brickhead" and toss her in the airlock. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

ClicTime, the official timepiece licensee for LEGO, makes the coolest timepieces. They recently hooked me up with a Batman alarm clock and watch to share with you. Check out the video then enter to win your own Batman watch below.    a Rafflecopter giveawayOriginal linkOriginal author: Tommy

The Nightmare Before Christmas is one of the most unique films ever made. Whimsical in it's design, original in it's concept, groundbreaking in it's animation and showstopping in it's music. Jack's house is one of the wonderful designs in the film, and this version by monstrophonic captures it perfectly. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

I can't help but look upon this MOC by Ochre Jelly with a certain amount of pride. Just yesterday I was scrolling through old messages to my wife and reading correspondences from BrickCon last year and I came upon one that said "Getting Iain hooked on Stranger Things". If you haven't seen the series you need to, it's awesome. This is Eleven (011), the young heroine from the series. And now thanks to this I'm craving waffles, thanks Iain. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Here's a little dose of nostalgia, it's Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots by BrickNerd's own Roy of Floremheim. I can't calculate the endless hours we spent playing this as kids, it was a childhood favorite. Not only is this a fun miniature reproduction of the Marx classic game, it's even got play features. To see it in action check out this video.   Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

I can't decide which is more impressive, the likeness and perfect rendition of this Buzz Lightyear by Legohaulic, or the fact that it was built in one day, in public no less! When invited to build live at Florida's Strawberry Festival Tyler packed up all his basic brick and free built this guy in 10 hours, amazing.  Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

I've always had a soft spot for Trollies. Maybe it was visits to see my grandfather in the San Fransisco area when I was a kid, I don't know, but I've always liked this venerable form of public transportation. This trolly was built by David FNJ as his 12th and final entry into the  ABS Builder Challenge Season 1 Finale and it turned out fantastic. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

I've never seen this haunting image of Neo-Tokyo's dystopian harbor with Tetsuo's face, I'm not sure of it's origins. But the awesome LEGO depiction of it is by builder gan.marco, and it's excellent. It's also enough to make me think to myself that it's been too long since I've watched Katsuhiro Otomo's animated classic and masterpiece Akira. Time to break out the DVD. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy