James Burrows who is an AFOL created a huge Jurassic Park themed LEGO Amusement Park with giant roller coaster. He used custom pieces for roller coaster rails but his work is very impressive. The park full of details and the MOC has more than 125,000 LEGO pieces.
LEGO fan and flickr.com user alanboar recently shared this colorful and beautiful amusement/water park MOC in this photostream. This creation is inspired from the Ocean Park Hong Kong and includes both water and land attractions at the same time. Partially depicted roller coaster and cablecar are nice additions to the scene however my favourite part is absolutely the brick-built orca.
Hi everyone. There has been more than a month we couldn't share a new interview. Sorry for the long wait bu here we are with another interview. Talented creator, SungWan Kim from South Korea is this weeks guest of honor. You know him and his team with the username OliveSeon from flickr.com. He and his team were known for huge dioramas built using both official LEGO sets and incredible MOC's. Photos from the work of our guest will be presented between the questions.
Kaplan: Hello. With your amazing and huge dioramas you are one of the best LEGO MOC'ers in the world in our opinion. What can you tell us about yourself and your friends other than that.
SungWan Kim:Hello, my name is SungWan Kim from South Korea and I am 42 years old. :-) Honestly, I don't think we are one of the best LEGO MOC'ers. There are many awesome creators than us in the world. I guess the strong point of our works is that our MOCs are in harmony with other lego official sets in a diorama.
I have organized the team named as OliveSeon (or hobbyinside) with two good creators for our creation works in 2008. All my fellows are members of brickinside LUG which I have founded by myself. With their helps, it seems like the quality of our MOCs is maintained above average.
K: Do you remember the day when you got your first LEGO set? Which set was it? And How old were you when you started playing with LEGO bricks?
S:Yes, of course. It was lego technic 8448. I used to play with lego sets owned by my friend at his house in my childhood. Actually what I have firstly owned is a technic 8448, when I was 26 years old.
LEGO MOC'er team hobbyinside (flickr.com username OliveSeon) who are known for their huge dioramas like "Star Wars Trench Run", "LEGO Sandman" and many others shared this amazing diorama of a LEGO themed amusement park with numerous various attractions including multiple roller coasters. The diorama also includes many sections from official LEGO sets like the Ferris Wheel
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