LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Henry F. who also have awesome creations in his photostream, shared his last MOC, Kiyonobu Military Centre. It is a place that many experimental technologies are developed in this centre. Some of the members works with cannon ball, some of them to train pets. Rock work, very well organized wooden stairs and bases and window with iron flappers are coolest things of this creation.

This 32-Gun Frigate from 1700's is shared by Eurobricks.com member and brickshelf.com user Imperial Shipyards a.k.a. MoritzK. The shaping and the colors are really accurate to the historial ship of the era (1760-1780). For more photos check out the brickshelf gallery. My favorite section is the back of the ship where a custom printed brick is placed.

LEGO sci-fi master builder and flickr.com user Brian Kescenovitz shared today this impressive mech model M251 Ridgway in his photo-stream. The shaping of the body and limbs are done greatly. The mech has a clean design without any exposed studs. Feet of the mech are built using droid arms and other small detail pieces which is not very common for mechs. I especially like the usage of chainsaw pieces in the legs which is really creative. I also like the cockpit section that make the mech look like a walking tank.