We don't see pirate MOC's very often as we used to in the past. This beautiful diorama by flickr.com user Stephan Gofers a.k.a. monstrophonic was a really good example of a high qulity pirate MOC. The seafloor flora/fauna was detailed amazingly with many different colors and shapes. The ship itself is also a great piece. My favourite part is the brickbuilt sails.

Colorful seafloor habbitat includes different types of corals, algea and even a jelly fish.

This great brick-built sculpture of Charizard, a creature from the Pokémon franchise was recently built and shared by flickr.com user and LEGO fan lisqr in his photo-stream. For those who don't know much about the Pokémon's like me this dragon-like creature, according to the Pokemon franchise a is the final for of Charmander that is one of the main character Ash's Pokemon's in the main anime series. The shape of the body and the wings are built very nicely and the color selection matches the original version pretty much, although the wings has more of a turquoise color. Maybe a dark azur or medium azur colors would be a better choice. 

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Alanboar Cheung a.k.a. alanboar who is known for his great dioramas like Ocean Park Hong Kong, Culture of Japan - Kyoto Kiyomizu and many others recently shared this awesome and colorful creation in his photo-stream. According to the description this diorama represents the dream of child (in batsuit) playing with his batman toys together with his mother (in catwoman-suit).

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Jme Wheeler a.k.a. Klikstyle recenty shared this colorful and beautiful vignette named "Poor Unfortunate Souls" that features the two famous disney characters Ursula and Ariel from the Disney Collectible Minifigure Series. According to the description this MOC was built as  one of five vignettes the builder did for Blocks magazine. I like the design of the floor built with rounded slope pieces making it look like a deep sea sand. The jelly-fish built using a transparent dark pink umbrella piece is also another beautiful highlight of the MOC in my opinion

Today I prefer to share a creation that caught by our MOC exploration ship. Approaching Kilas Dirth which was created by just another LEGO Fan from flickr.com, The Professor. His imagination let him to create an awesome architectural modal with an assassination scene. He build a giant rock to fill environment and perfectly use colors of nature. I mostly liked building technique of arch gateway with a rounded stairs. Also Hotdog Guy wants to celebrate our Easter in this MOC.