This awesome micro-scale building MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Thomas Gion a.k.a. HotDogSandwiches. According to the description, this building is the clock tower of the train station of Twilight Town (and a gummi ship), from the Kingdom Hearts series of games. Alhough I haven't played the game myself details are easy to spot like the elevated roadway, pillars, two clock and the different sizes of bells on top. I like the colorscheme in tan and dark red in general. With all the golden details the building has a steam-punk vibe on it as well. The builder has a varity of great MOC's featured in his photostream so dont forget to check them out as well.

Talented LEGO MOC builder and flickr.com user Koen Zwanenburg a.k.a. Swan Dutchman shared this beautiful and colorful micro-scale model of St. Basil’s Cathedral in his photostream. The shaping and the colors of this build are matches the real building and the use of extraordinary pieces like minifigure arms and horn pieces makes it outstanding. The builder used a variety of different shaped tile pieces all around the build which came out in recent years. Check out the builders flickr page to see many more great LEGO creations.

This amazing micro-scale Notre-Dame de Paris Diorama shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rocco Buttliere. The detailing on the cathedral is amazing for its scale. Check out the builders photo-stream for more great LEGO Architecture like MOC's.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member O Wingård build a typical Gothic Cathedral that was inspired by Notre Dame in Paris, Kölner Dom in Cologne and Uppsala Cathedral. First I saw this creation, I remembered my days in my Paris trip because it is very similar to Notre Dame Cathedral. Creator build this Gothic Cathedral for Swebrick's contest Master Builder of the Year contest. Textures are brillant and you can find so many techniques in this MOC.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Robert Maier created a perfectly textured MOC named Huntersmann Inn with well-known techniques. His color scheme is simple but effective. I mostly liked the rocky pathway to bacdoor entrance of the building. 

Next LEGO Ideas set which was approved officially in October 2016, have a baseplate as shown in leaked image. Reddit member CM4Sci found this official set box image and share in reddit that we can see every detail of the set. 21310 LEGO Ideas The Old Fishing Store will have several minifigures, a tan baseplate and so many green tiles to cover the building.

I always sort of liked revamps of old LEGO sets built with modern techniques. If they are built nicely they have the nostalgia and the aesthetic look at the same time. LEGO fan and flickr.com user jaapxaap did a really great job on his latest work, a revamp of the Stone Tower Bridge (6089) castle set. According to the description this MOC was built for The Tourney 2017 in MOCpages. The color-combination and the texturing of the structures was done nicely. I also liked how the roofs were built using small connector tube pieces. The original version had very large slope pieces to form the cliff but the jaapxaap was able to do it building a wall with an angle and that also look interesting. Using Shredders helmet and shoulder spikes to form purist custom figures and using nexo power tile  (Ice dragon power tile was used. Maybe another tile with red color would fit better.) as a symbol on the gate are other interesting ideas used in this MOC.

This awesome city building MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user O0ger. According to the description this creation was built for a Swebrick Contest. I especially like how the huge wing plate piece is used as the main part of the roof. The diagonal edge of the wing piece gives the roof a unusual and modern look. Large-size chess on the floor is another great idea that takes the MOC to another level. The builder decorated the build with a nice selection of minifigures and plants as well.

This amazing castle MOC was built as a collaboration of flickr.com user and LEGO fans Ben Cossy and Eli a.k.a. É.Ɓ. for Brickvention 2017. The detailing on the wall is done greatly and there is also lots of impressive rock formations and vegetation on the diorama as well. Two shades of bluish-gray gives the wall a nice look together with black colored roof on top of the towers. There is also a small town inside the walls where you can see a lot of small interesting details. 

The smoke out of chimney is built using white snake pieces which is something I haven't seen before. I also like how the pavement around the tree was done. The 1x1 tile pieces are not fully stacked to the ground which makes it look more realistic for a historical scene. The river that flows through the village and the outer wall is also a great addition to the creation as well. Inside the keep there is also a hall full of figures and details as well. Check out Eli's photo-stream for more photos.

It is hard to create so much details in a vignette but Sven Franic has did it perfectly. Sven created 16x16 Hotel Lobby Vignette which has neat wall technique and awesomely built keyholder cabinet for reception. I mostly liked the luggage rack and leather couch. Color-scheme is also brillant.

Eurobricks member and flickr.com user Patrick Massey a.k.a. MassEditor recently shared this beautiful and colorful MOC in his photo-stream which was built for the Guilds of Historica storyline in Eurobricks. I really like the idea that some parts of the creation like the roads and the river run over the smooth black frame of the vignette. The manor building itself is a great historical MOC on his own. Lots of different plants and trees makes the creation even more interesting.

Jonas Kramm who is created an inspiring diorama that inspired from Assassins Creed II. Venice 1486 shows us the other face of the city long before the tourist rush in 15th century. Jonas perfectly showed us an ordinary day in Venice. We can see the fisher boy and gondolier pass through the canal. The building is created by rare bricks and arched bridge designed perfectly. I mostly liked the tree on the yard.

This huge historical diorama, namely England 793 was built by the Brick to the Past team and shared by the team member and flickr.com user Dan Harris a.k.a. Macsen Wledig. The size of the diorama is really impressive. According to the description this creation was built on 115 48x48 baseplates. Check out this photo to understand how large it really is.  The terrain as built beautifully and looks really natural.  The buildings and ships are also built greatly using different building techniques. One of the most unique ones is the shack roof built with minifigure hands. Check out the flickr.com group for more detail photos.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user jaapxaap who was previously blogged here with his another great MOC "The Hanging Gardens of Babylon" shared this beutiful Asian style MOC in his photo-stream. The MOC is called "NinjaGo Swamp City" and includes character minifigures from the theme as well. The shaping and textures on the buildings make the creation outstanding and the swamp makes it look natural. According to the description this MOC was Legoworld Utrecht 2016.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Castor Troy shared a MOC for Paris 1889 steampunk project. The Institute of France is fantastic creation which includes great domed rounded roof and high entrance with columns which have impressive  engravings on top.