One of our former guest of honors, talented LEGO builder Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 shared this wonderful wooden cottage MOC together with a tow truck. The design contains many small details and looks very clean similar to creators previous works. Andreas detailed but clean building-style is easy to recognized by extensive use of tiles and addition of lots of minifigure acessories and tools in the scenery. Irregular shape of the stack and the design of the trees look especially good. Check out the creators photo-stream for many great MOC's and also dont forget to read the Interview we had with him in the Guests of Honor section.

This wonderful cottage MOC covered in snow was recently shared by talented builder and flickr.com user Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 who is also one of our guests of honor. The snow details all over the MOC look very smooth and nicely done. I also liked small details like firewood pieces and santas sleigh. Check out the builders photo-stream for more amazing builds. 

Very well known MOC'er of flickr, Mark of Falworth has recently shared his MOC for CCC14 contest. Clarendon Castle is a huge creation which includes so many rock patterns, waterfall techniques, a huge castle, different type of trees and a small cottage. It is approximately 122cm wide by 152cm long. 

Mark spend four months to create this awesome MOC and it will be exhibited in Brickfair Alabama 2017 and Brickfest Atlanta 2017.

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.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Matthew Hocker a.k.a. Brickadier General who is known for his huge dioramas and historical MOC's shared this beautiful diorama with the modified Friends theme. Friend's characters and their surrounding in this MOC are all in style of old times. Lots of different and colorful plants are all around the creation. The car and the cottage were built impressively as well. Don't forget to check out the photo album for many great details.

The builder also shared nicely edited photos that looks like they are from a animated movie.

This astonishing MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO fan David Hensel a.k.a. Legonardo Davidy, who is a well known builder for his great historical MOC's. Accordin to the description, with an estimated 20-25,000 bricks and a footprint of a 77cm square, this is his largest creation to date. In this large vignette he presented us the house of Radagast, the brown wizard from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. The shaping of the house and the vegetation is really incredible beyond words. Using the tan colored droid arms turns out to be a great great idea and therefor the roof design is truly wonderful and natural looking.

LEGO Fan and flickr member Ben van Middendorp created a Modular Dairy Shop which has a small waterwheel to energize cheese workshop and also landowners live above the shop.

This European type building also has a well-designed roof with cheese slopes and round bricks. Weathercock on roof is good touch.