Put on your dancing shoes

Au_riverhorse celebrated his friends' wedding LEGO-style.

Legoland Florida

Some details have come out on Legoland Florida, including some artists' renderings. The park will open in October 2011. Adult tickets will be $65 for a day, or $99 for an annual pass. Areas of the park will include The Beginning, Fun Town, Miniland USA, Castle Hill, Land of Adventure, XTreme, LEGO City, Imagination Zone, Pirate’s Cove and DUPLO Village. There's also a sneak preview video, but that seems to be all footage from Legoland California with a few of the artists' renderings thrown in.

Practically drives itself

Miron89 presents his great Bugatti T 35.

 

Complete with working steering wheel!

Happy Halloween

LEGO Club newsletter subscribers got instructions for a Miniland Dracula. Thanks to TooMuchDew for posting this!

Good and bad

I'm guessing that the next LUGnuts challenge will be something like "Good and bad", because Nathan Proudlove and Lino Martins have teamed up again to make a pair of miniland MOCs with good and bad, respectively. I can't wait to actually see the cars.

Sit, Ubu, sit

Moctagon Jones presents a woman with her dog.

Choo choo choose me

TimmyC made this Miniland train.

Praetorian

Marin Stipkovic built this great Praetorian for a contest over on the Croatian AFOL forum Kockice.

What big ABS you have, grandma

MonsterBrick gives us a costume malfunction.

Bugatti

Lego911 has a great Bugatti Type 35B. I particularly like the grill plates along the side. My only disappointment is the arm design for the figure standing behind the car.

Go ask Alice

Arkov recently built Alice 2 inspired by the video game American Mcgee's Alice.

Lee Jones Memorial Dollhouse

You may recall from two years ago Heather LEGOgirl's incredibly detailed dollhouse. Well, she's been busy, because she's come up with an even larger MOC, the Lee Jones Memorial Dollhouse.

Blue Ruin

Lino Martins' most recent miniland-scale vehicle is the Blue Ruin, built for the scuzz and the fuzz Lugnuts challenge.

Yay team!

Au_riverhorse built a series of five trophies to be awarded to members of this year's softball team.

More Polywen

Paul Lee and his son came up with two more entries, along with the contest winning 'back to school' from the previous blog post: pirate and football player.

Back to School

If you are a child between 6 and 14, or if you have a child of this age, each month you can visit an official LEGO store to build and keep a free Monthly Mini Build model. In the US this is on the first Tuesday of the month, but check with your local store to be sure. Bill Toenjes has a great Flickr gallery documenting these. Last year LEGO held a contest to design a future model, and Paul Lee (Polywen) and his son won with Back to School. They won a year's worth of MMB models, but most importantly their design will be featured at a store near you in about ten days. Come out to the store, support one of our own, and get your own (er, have your kids get their own) copy of this great model.

Rollin' rollin' rollin', though the streams are swollen

It looks like Lego Monster is making a series of ancient vehicles, with his Mesopotamian ox cart from 3000 BC and a Hittite chariot from 1600 BC. I wonder what's coming next.

Barclay's Bank

Justin Ramsden created a miniland scale version of Barclay's Bank, which is apparently a bank in Darlington, England. This is currently on public display in Darlington as part of an exhibit called Art in the Yards. So if you're in northern England, or planning on visiting soon, stop by and check out this display.

Where to, sir?

Lego911 has posted a lot of great cars, including this London cab.

You call it futball, we call it soccer

Ochre Jelly, of the Living Brick, built the Seattle Sounders vs Celtic.