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A Mitgardian Adventure by Simon Schweyer


LEGO fan and talented builder Simon Schweyer recently shared his awesome viking village diorama MOC, namely "A Mitgardian Adventure" in his flickr.com photostream. The design of the building are truly awesome. I especially like the artistic style of the the various roof designs and the viking ship as well. According to the description there is also a story going on in the scene as well which you can check out at Eurobricks forum. For many more great dioramas including the amazing "A Classical Greek Polis" MOC, be sure to check out the builders photostram as well. 

Images revealed for Lion Knights’ Castle (10305)

 

LEGO Con 2022 has revealed the new upcoming "90 years of play" set Lion Knights’ Castle (10305). Releasing on August 3, the Lion Knights’ Castle has 4,514 pieces. The set looks absolutely amazing with tons of details, accessories and minifigures. Click on the images to enlarge.

Amazing Island Fortress Built on an Unusual Baseplate


This amazing castle MOC, named island fortress was built and shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Khang Huynh. The colors and fine details are great on this one but what it makes it so unique is that the fortress is built on a tan colored duplo raised baseplate. I have never seen that part used in a MOC before and I think its a really nice part use in this case. I also like design of the tree and addition of the statue. Be sure to check out the builders flickr photo album for the creation to take a closer look.

LEGO Duplo raised baseplate in tan color from set number 4960 or 5653

Fantasy Diorama by Corvus Auriac


This unusual and beautiful micro-scale fantasy diorama was recently shared by talented LEGO builder Corvus Auriac in his flickr.com photostream. The diorama is full with amazing part usages. The dark green trees were built using minifigure epaulette pieces. The shaping of the rock formation is amazing. The impression of the head/face was done incredibly well with the addition of the eyebrows. The micro-dragon is also another small great detail I like the most.

A Great Gatehouse MOC by Jako of Nerogue

 

This impressive gatehouse MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO Fan Jako of Nerogue in his photostream. The texture of the walls is done greatly but my favourite part are the machicolations. Addition of thin bodied trees with autumn colors are also nice addition to the scenery. Check out the builders photostream for many more great historical MOC's.

Crow Knight Outpost

 

Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user markus19840420 who is best known for his great historical and Star Wars MOC's recently post with wonderful Outpost MOC in his photostream. Accordingly to the name of the MOC, the outpost is occupied by the Tournament (Crow) Knight from the Collectible minifigure series 20. The texture and the shaping of the building walls are done very well. The vegetation all around the MOC looks also beautiful and just the right amount. 

Tirmino Castle, A Microscale Medieval Castle

 


LEGO fan and flick.com user Sunder_59 recently shared this wonderful mico-scale castle in his photo-stream. The architectural design is very accurate to the real castles of medieval times rather than fantasy counter-parts. Every detail of a classic castle is presented in this diorama including the moat around the fortificatins, towers with different styles and the establishments inside the castle (stables and barracks?)  Check out the builders photostream for more great MOC's like this.

Incredible Oriental City Diorama by Andreas Lenander and Peter Ilmrud

 

ma, nameşy "City of Mophet" is a collaborative MOC made by flickr.com users and Eurobricks.com members Andreas Lenander and Peter Ilmrud. This impressive diorama is built for the collaborative narrative project "Guilds of Historica" in Eurobricks Forums.


The diorama is not just large. It's also full of amazing details and great building techniques.


Colorful Orc Hideout On Swampside

 


This colorful fantasy style diorama is recently shared by talented LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user -LittleJohn who is known for his great historical fantasy builds like  Sabishi Monastery, According to the description this creation was built for the Iron-Builder contest. The special seed piece to be use for the round is Plate, Modified 2 x 3 with Bar in dark red, which is better known as a sci-fi or riot shield. and used in Star Wars sets and alike. The builder did a nice job using the piece as roof cover. I especially like the "swamp/lake" style of the water built using sand green color which is a very proper choice for this ocasion. The crocodile banner from Legends of Chima line is a nice touch to the scene.

Middle Earth comes alive with Micro-scale Dioramas by Simon Hundsbichler

 


These amazing microscale dioramas depicting the iconic locations from Lord of the Rings were recently shared by very talented MOC'er Simon Hundsbichler who is known for his impressive micro-sclae creations like the Hanging Gardens of Semiramis and beautiful animal creations like the Tiger. The part usage on these builds are increadibly well and buildings from the trilogy are instantly recognizable. I also like the buildings are presented on top of an opened book.
 

The Grand Victory at Al Tajir


This huge and awesome battlescene diorama was shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user -LittleJohn in his photostream. According to the description this creation was build for for Guilds of Historica Book III Challenge IV, Category A. GoH is a collaborative story narrative hosted in Eurobricks.com. I really like the angular build-style of the walls and especially the techniques used for the round roof sections. The oriental style of the buildings really unique and beautiful. 

The Gatehouse by Atahlus


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Atahlus created a MOC named Gatehouse that combines the Classic Castle look and the well-used combinations of bar pieces to create well-organized exterior. His first MOC after his semi-blackout is a perfect restart for AFOL community.

Hingston Castle by Joel Midgley


This super impressive and huge castle MOC was built and shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Joel Midgley a.k.a. Greybrick. This could be the best castle MOC I have ever seen. The shaping, the size, the shore.. Everything is perfect and great beyond words. This castle even has a fully decorated interior which usually large castle MOC's lack of. Be sure to check out the creators photostream for more details.

The Silver Seedling, a Wonderful Medieval Diorama


LEGO Fan and flickr.com user -LittleJohn who is known for his impressive historical LEGO MOC's shared this wonderful diorama in his photo-stream. This creation is called The Silver Seedling. The technique used to build the walkway is really amazing. The texturing on the building walls and the vegetation are also very nicely done as well.

Minas Tirith by Swan Dutchman


This wonderful micro-scale Minas-Tirith MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO MOC'er Swan Dutchman a.k.a. Koen in his photo-stream. As many of you know already, this fantasy city is based on the famous book and movie series named Lord of the Rings, The round shaping of the structure is really impressive. The texture of the farm-lands and the mountain are also beautiful. Also we suggest you to check out the the MOC of Sauron's stronghold Barad-dûr, another amazing MOC that was shared by the builder before Minas Tirith.


Bear and the Maiden Fair, a Game of Thrones MOC


Talented MOC'er and flickr.com user Barthezz Brick shared this wonderful diorama named Bear and the Maiden Fair depicting a scene from famous TV series Game of Thrones. The detailing and color combinations are really great as well as the overall size of the creation. According to the description this MOC contains approximately 20.000 bricks. Check out the photo album for more detail photos of the creation.


The Last Guild by K.Kreations


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member K.Kreations shared his very old MOC The Last Guild with us today. He builded this MOC in 2015 for Brickslopes 2015 and never shared before. One huge house sitting on a well-built rock island. K.Kreations mixed castle and steampunk themes in one creation.

Valahadrian, An Elven Fortress by Tirrell Brown

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Tirrell Brown a.k.a. Blufiji recently shared this amazing historical fantasy creation in his photo-stream. According to the description this MOC was built for the Guilds of Historica in Eurobricks forums. The shaping of the fortress and the colors are very unique. I especially like the usage of tan colored animal tail pieces around the main structure and the wall. The vegetation around the main building is also built beautifully. 

Majisto`s Workshop revamped by noggy85


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member noggy85 who is contestant of The Tourney contest. Noggy carry from past to now, our one of childhood play set 6048 - Majisto`s Workshop. New version of Majisto's Workshop was outfitted with new building techniques but significant symbols were remained same. You can clearly see blue window shutters, the tree and the roof with black lines. I liked the way that noggy wants to did with this old set. Good luck at contest.

The Cat's Claws by W. Navarre


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member W. Navarre shared his latest MOC for contest entry to The Tourney on MOCpages. Navarre revamped an old Castle set 7029 Skeleton Ship Attack. He perfectly recreate the famous Pirate ship which attacks to Harbor. Brickbuilt buildings in the harbor are more detailed and colorful than the old set but the ship is quite different and impressive. I really like and admire the brick built ships which contains no huge hull elements. Navarre is very talented to create such a perfect black ship.