This impressive model of the Looney Tunes character Tasmanian Devil was recently shared by talented LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user timofey_tkachev in his photostream. Like many models he has built in the past, the shaping of the body and the face is really another level. If you want to build one for yourself, the builder also offered instructions for this piece in Rebrickable as well. Be sure to check out the builders MOC's for many other great models.

Some builders really test the limits of building possibilities using LEGO pieces. Talented MOC'er and flickr.com user timofey_tkachev who is known for his many amazing artistic creations shared this awesome MOC depicting the hyena cartoon characters together with a savanna-like scenery. The shaping of the bodies, facial expressions and posing of the animals are awesome and accurate to the original drawings. The different styles of the eyes are absolutely geniusly done to reflect the characters mental state.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user LEGO 7 recently shared this colorful and funny little MOC in his photo-stream. This MOC includes Arale Norimaki and Gatchan #1 and #2 characters from gag manga series named Dr. Slump by Akira Toriyama. These characters also show up in Dragon Ball as well. The simulated articulation of the figures looks great as well as the details on faces and accessories.

This great statue of iconic comic book and cartoon character Obelix from The Adventures of Asterix was created by flicker user George Panteleon a.k.a. ZetoVince. Quarter dome pieces are mainly used for shaping of the face and the wedge-slope pieces are used the built the hair and the mustache. The shaping is really impressive and very accurate to the character depicted in comics.

We have finally returned to blogging from our very long break. Here is a masterpiece LEGO model from flickr.com user Stefan Johansson a.k.a. stej123.  The model is based on the ship seen in the comic book series called Adventures of Tintin created by Belgian cartoonist Georges Remi, who wrote under the pen name Hergé. Tintin had been published in more than 70 languages with sales of more than 200 million copies. The builder did a wonderful job building this amazing model. For more photos chech out the builders photo album for the model.

The ship as seen in the books

The shaping of the LEGO model is done very impressively. From distance one can say that looks like a plastic model. The color and part choices are done very well.

Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user Grantmasters recently proved us all that the MOC must not be large to be impressive. The creator depicted this micro version of the giant mecha from the TV series Voltron: Defender of the Universe (1984). The model is incredible cute and also accurate to the cartoon version with its colors.

Talented LEGO mech builder and one of our guest of honors LEGO DOU Moko recently shared this impressive model of Ideon robot from the Space Runaway Ideon television anime from 1980's. The design of the limbs is really outstanding which makes this robot easy to pose-able. Check out the pictures from the anime to see how accurate the LEGO model is.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Kevin Ryhal recently shared these cute micro-scale transformers robots in his photo-stream which brings my childhood memories back. These tiny robots are the the decepticon robots called Constructicons which come together to build another Decepticon robot Devastator in animated TV series. These robot looks very accurate to the plastic toy versions from 80's with their color-scheme and shape.

 As you can see in the first photo these robots can transform from vehicle form to robot form an with few additional parts they assemble together as the larger robot Devastator as seen in the second photo. For more info and photos you can visit MOCpages.

Flickr.com and MOCpages user soccersnyderi shared this outstanding country house MOC in his photo-stream. This house is the shack from the a tourist attraction place called The Mystery Shack in animated TV series Gravity Falls. The building technique used fro the walls are impressive. Brick-built letters on the boards are also looking nice.

Picture of the Mystery Shack from the Anime

LEGO fan and flickr.com user nabu_tabry whose creations were blogged multiple times in our blog like the red robot and centaur knight shared his version of Keneda's Bike in his photo-stream. This version has a nice trans-light-blue windshield. The shaping is done greatly but there is not a single one sticker used for decoration. You could be interested checking out our compilation page for Keneda's Bike MOC's for many great examples.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Takamichi Irie a.k.a. legomichiiiiii who has been blogged here with his amazing Pokemon creations shared these character figures from the Sailor Moon animated TV Series from 90's. The builder managed to create the iconic uniforms and body shapes of the characters using simpliest LEGO elements and did a very good job in my opinion.

This MOC brought my child-hood memories back. LEGO fan and flickr.com user Joe Perez a.k.a. MortalSwordsman shared this amazing model of Soundwave a Decepticon robot from the Transformers cartoon TV series. The shaping and the colorscheme are amazingly acurate as well as the transformation capability. The creator also built smaller robots which can transform into casettes as well and they come out of the chest of Soundwave as they o in the cartoon.

We often see Dragon MOC's online but this one is really outstanding. This flying japanese dragon is a character named Shenron from the cartoon Dragon Ball and was built by flickr.com member Chungpo Cheng a.k.a Cha Mi. The snake-like body shaping looks really great and makes this dragon model unique. I especially like the brick-built head section with fierce teeth and red eyes. Check out the album for more photos.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Takamichi Irie recently shared brick-built Pokemons in his photostream including Charizard, Blastoise and Venusaur. All of the models are accurate to the cartoon with their color-scheme and body shape. The models are presented on small baseplates presenting their habitat according to their abilities.The creator also made gaming cards decorated with the MOC photos and shared them in his photo-stream. I'm very happy to see Pokemons from my chilhood memories back in LEGO form.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Chris Goddard built this outstanding and cartoon-accurate street diorama from the TV Series Bob's Burgers. The details and colors resembles the buildings from the series very much as well as the logos of the shops. As a fan of TLG's official modular buildings I like these buildings very much.