LEGO model master-builder and flickr.com user sm 01 shared this amazing motorized Hot rod vehicle model in his photo-stream. This black coupe is greatly shaped with Technic pieces. The details of the engine section is amazing as well. Check out the builders video for the MOC.

Nick Trotta (a.k.a. tardisblue) strikes back! But this time, he introduces a really big ray gun attached to a relatively small fighter. This combination ends up having a masculine shape; Storm's Edge. This design of Nick's seemed to me a bit different. I always considered his previous designs as single, one of a kind, custom engineered space adventurers. This last one looks like a member of a space strike force rather than a lone wolf, maybe due to its militaristic purpose and classic color scheme. I know the ray gun has the lead role, but red bars, which suppose to connect the wings and the body, steal the show. These bars confused me at first sight, I realized that they have round tips, after watching the 'how to' video I was sure about the round tips and understood that they were the most common antenna pieces which were cut for a holy purpose. So my first guess was true with little degree of confusion. Awesome design again Nick, thanks for posting that beautiful piece of art and sharing your design process on YouTube. Brick on!

LEGO Fan and model master-builder Maelven a.k.a sydag who is known for great brick-built model hot-rods and military planes shared this photo consisting two of his models. One of them is a previous MOC, a WW2 fighter F4U-5N and the other is a new one, a minifigure scale hot rod car "Night-rat". Both of the cretions are really realistic and impressive. I like the minifigure scale models more than others and the creator managed to reach to an excellent level in terms of shaping and details. Black color gives the vehicles a cool look too. The creator also built many great Star Wars MOC's as well so you might want to check out his photo-stream.