Forward for the 12th episode of the Briquefan show which comes at the right time to mark the first anniversary of the channel created by Antoine.

In about fifteen minutes, Antoine goes around the wave of sets based on the first opus of Peter Jackson's cinematic trilogy: The Fellowship of the Ring, and even if you know these boxes by heart, this synthesis mixed with humor will not hurt you. 

You will be able to put your sense of observation to the test once again with the questionnaire below. On the program: 10 questions, more or less obvious choices, but nothing very complicated if you are an observer.

You have until Friday, October 17, 2014 at 23:59 p.m. to participate.

Three participants, drawn at random from those who gave the correct answers to all the questions below, will be rewarded with a nice little gift. They will be notified by email.

Be fair, avoid posting the right answers in the comments, the goal being for each of you to watch this episode carefully and to make the effort to fulfill the mission entrusted to you ...

Good luck to everyone.

(Participation in this competition is reserved for residents of mainland France, Corsica, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland)

A quick note to let you know that three of the four new The Hobbit sets can be ordered on FNAC.com.

They are indicated in stock and available for express delivery.

I did not find set 79108 on the brand's website.

Below, the direct links to the product sheets:

It's time to take stock of this competition Brickfan back to school. 822 entries were received. Unfortunately, some of them were sent with an invalid email address which made it impossible to confirm that the form had been taken into account and therefore to validate the participation concerned.

For the rest, the rate of correct answers is excellent with 98% of correct forms on the 11 questions asked. It is rather logical, there was no particular trap and it was enough to be attentive.

Below, the names or nicknames of the three winners drawn at random from among the valid forms containing the correct answers to all the questions.

The winners will be contacted by email to send their prize.

Thank you all for your participation in this little unpretentious competition which has no other goal than to entertain you and make you discover the work ofAntoine "Briquefan".

See you in the next episode for a new contest.

While waiting for the release of new LEGO The Hobbit, here is a very original interpretation of the lakeside town of Esgaroth (or Lake-town or even Lacville) to discover on kofi's flickr gallery.

Some will find that the side "village built of odds and ends worn by bad weather and time"is a little exaggerated on this MOC, for my part I find that we find here the atmosphere of this city of wood crossed by dark waters on which float a few blocks of ice.

I voluntarily post here an exterior view of the village, I leave it to you to go and discover the many details that populate the alleys and canals of Lake-town on kofi's flickr gallery and make up your own mind.

If you are there, it is because you follow the blog regularly, or you have read the announcement of the competition organized on the occasion of the release of the first episode of the new season of the'Briquefan show on Hoth Bricks.

In any case, you will be able to put your sense of observation to the test with the questionnaire below. On the program: 11 questions, more or less obvious choices, but nothing very complicated if you are an observer.

You have until Friday, September 26, 2014 at 23:59 p.m. to participate.

Three participants, drawn at random from those who gave the correct answers to all the questions below, will be rewarded with a nice little gift. They will be notified by email.

Be fair, avoid posting the right answers in the comments, the goal being for each of you to watch this episode carefully and to make the effort to fulfill the mission entrusted to you ...

Good luck to everyone.

(Participation in this competition is reserved for residents of mainland France, Corsica, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland)