I will again attract the wrath of all those who do not particularly appreciate the mixture of genres, but I take the risk ...

At the bend of a MOCpages space, I came across this rather delirious creation: A Bat-Slave I or a Slave-Bat or whatever you actually want ...  

The concept is original, it is well done, and even if the mixture of two universes with a well-asserted identity may pose a problem for some of you, the MOCeur has been able to retain the most significant attributes of both worlds and maintain here a very interesting balance.

To see and discover the other variations of Slave I proposed by Giovanni & Lennaert Seynhaeve, visit the MOCpages space in question.

This year again flickr should suffer with the hundreds of photos posted when opening the daily box of the LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar.

Worse still with the massive use of Instagram which allows smartphone owners to think of themselves as Arthus Bertrand on LSD with pseudo-artistic effects applied to micro-vessels unwrapped with relish on D-Day ....

No joke, it's 40 ° C and we already know everything about the very wintery upcoming Star Wars Calendar, the fault of LEGO for leaving its images lying around, and what we already remember is the Darth Maul in his coat of Santa Claus accompanied hard R2-D2 in snowman mode. Minifig collectors will be in heaven and the rest of the content of the set will quickly end up in everyone's memory or in their bulk.

The and 9509 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar is obviously already in pre-order on amazon.de at a rate of 29.99 € for availability announced on September 29, 2012. It makes sense. But the existential question that torments me this morning is: Why is Maul equipped with a shovel? To collect the snow? To dig a hole and bury itself in it for fear of ridicule?

I don't have the answer, but GRogall has some high resolution photos for you to enjoy on his Brickshelf space.

You don't feel like spending just under 100 € on eBay to offer you this "exclusive" set sold for $ 40 at Comic Con San Diego 2012? Brickset offers you an alternative solution with the provision instructions in pdf format (scanned by Mike Lilly) allowing to reproduce the Mini Sith Infiltrator contained in the famous most expensive tin can in the world ... The necessary parts are common and you probably have them somewhere in your bulk.

If you already have the minifig also provided, namely the Darth Maul in The Clone Wars version in its bag (6005188), all you have to do is keep the next tin can that you open to carefully store your parts. and your minifig. You will thus have the satisfaction of having at home the equivalent of this promotional set which is sold at slightly abusive prices.

If you don't like ravioli, a can of sauerkraut or lentil savory will do. And good appetite, of course...

Tired of drooling over the creations of _Tiler?
You can now reproduce his Mini Tumbler thanks to the instructions and the inventory that he has just proposed and that I have compiled for you in pdf format for more readability.
Moreover, one day I will have to complete the list of parts needed for his other Tumbler, whose instructions are available at this address but for which _Tiler had not provided inventory: Tiler Custom Tumbler (13.5 MB).

So thank you to _Tiler, who doesn't hesitate to share his know-how with the fans. the file can be downloaded from this address on the Brick Heroes server: Tiler Mini Tumbler (PDF, 1 MB)

(Thanks to Michael for his email)

 TheBrickAvenger returns with a new staging echoing LEGO's adaptation of the remains of Amon Sûl's tower in the set 9472 Attack on Weathertop (51.71 € at amazon.es right now).

It seems (the specialists of the thing will confirm or deny ...) that this scene fits better with the original description which is made of it in the work of Tolkien: Fewer ruined walls than in the official LEGO set or in the film of Peter Jackson.

The base is simply magnificent with its successive layers which give density and relief to the whole by highlighting the action. The ruins are sober, we find the remaining stones on the ground under the feet of the minifigs in action and the pieces of walls still standing are enough to create the desired atmosphere.

To see other achievements of TheBrickAvenger, go to his flickr gallery that it happens.