Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user Eero Okkonen who is also one of the Guests of Honor in Tiles or Studs Blog shared this awesome and unusual bot MOC in his photostream. The design of the legs are really compact and mechanical looking. The torso section is built using buildable action figure / bionicle pieces which looks unusually nice. I also liked the custom figure with the old headgear piece from the old Adventurers Orient Express Line from 2003. Small arctic plant with snow on it is also a beautiful touch to the scene. Check out the guests of honor page and builders photostream for more great creations like this.

This wonderful vintage wedding car is created by talented builder and flickr.com user Pixeljunkie. My favorite part is the shaping of the mudguards. Chrome coated pieces look also great together with white tires. Using minifigure hand pieces as handles are another small and creative addition to the MOC. Check out the builders photo-stream for more photos of the the married couple. 

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Bricksonwheels who is known for his amazingly realistic models shared his latest creation, Peterbilt 379 + Polar Tanktrailer in his photo-stream. This mode is in 1:13 scale and obviously very accurate to the real vehicle. According to the description the MOC consist of 9000 pieces and has LED lights fit in it. I absolutely loved the chrome details on this one, especially when I see the photo where the hood is opened and the engine is revealed.

This awesome world war I fighter planet model, namely Eddie Rickenbacker's Spad S.XIII was recently shared by flickr.com user Daniel Siskind, who is also the owner of Brickmania (where tons of different custom creation including this one are for sale). The shaping and coloring of the vehicle is awesome and historically accurate for a minifigure-scale LEGO creation. The decals/stickers are also very nice. The builder also shared a beautiful air-battle action photo scene in his photo-stream where this plane attacks a German Fokker Dr.1 from behind and bricks fall of the damaged plane.

I always sort of liked revamps of old LEGO sets built with modern techniques. If they are built nicely they have the nostalgia and the aesthetic look at the same time. LEGO fan and flickr.com user jaapxaap did a really great job on his latest work, a revamp of the Stone Tower Bridge (6089) castle set. According to the description this MOC was built for The Tourney 2017 in MOCpages. The color-combination and the texturing of the structures was done nicely. I also liked how the roofs were built using small connector tube pieces. The original version had very large slope pieces to form the cliff but the jaapxaap was able to do it building a wall with an angle and that also look interesting. Using Shredders helmet and shoulder spikes to form purist custom figures and using nexo power tile  (Ice dragon power tile was used. Maybe another tile with red color would fit better.) as a symbol on the gate are other interesting ideas used in this MOC.

Upload time for this years CCC ended yesterday and our photo galeries are filled with many great creations lately. One of the most beautiful MOC's this lovely historical sail-ship was built by flickr.com user and Classic-castle member Aardwolf a.k.a.  aardwolf_83. I especially liked the round hull of the ship decorated with numerous details like shields, chains and custom items. The ship also has a beautiful interior too. Check out the builders photo-stream for more photos.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Łukasz Libuszewski created a perfect addition MOC to Modular Building sub-theme. Bikeshop has a working elevator on it. Łukasz use rare colors and different part usages to create this brillant work.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Grantmasters recently shared this vignette featuring a famous scene from the futuristic movie Robocop. The MOC includes tons of small details and great custom minifigures. The custom Robocop minifigure is amazing by itself.

We have shared lots of spaceships in this blog until now and this one is absolutely one of the best ones. Flickr.com user and LEGO fan Pico van Grootveld a.k.a. Brixnspace who is known for his great Sci-fi MOC's recently built and shared this beautiful space ship for this years SHIPtember. You can see the building process photos of this great MOC in the photo-steam of the builder. The color combination, custom stickers, and the shaping of the MOC are truly impressive alltogether. Check out this photo to see how big it is. The builder also created purist custom crew minifigures for his MOC.

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.

Creative LEGO builder and flickr.com user  Julius von Brunk recently shared this extraordinary custom card guardian figures in his photo-stream. According to the description these figures will be used in his forthcoming Alice in Wonderland LEGO parody creation. The figures are looking funny and great at the same time. I like how the symbols were built using LEGO pieces. Custom weapons are looking interesting as well.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user SweStar recently shared this outstanding WW2 style combat walker in his photo-stream. The walker is amazingly detailed with small parts like bars, Technic pieces and minifigure utensil pieces. The use of mixture of dark and light bluish colored parts highlights the details nicely. The custom figure with camo armor from Utapau clone trooper fits the concept very well too.

One of our guest of honors, Paul Trach a.k.a. Disco86 recently shared this outstanding interior vignette featuring Krennic's Stardestroyer from the upoming Star Wars movie Rogue One. The the custom figure for Krennic and imperial death troopers were built very well but what I liked the most are the texturing on the walls and and the floor. The unique shape of the window in combination with perfect background lights is amazing as well

LEGO fan and flick.com user CK Tsang a.k.a. chiukeung who was recently blogged here with another great MOC: Japanese Hina Dolls, shared this impressive Dai Pai Dong MOC in his photo-stream. The build is in LEGOLAND scale where the figures are significantly larger than the minifigures meaning this creation is really huge. The architecture of the buildings is outstanding and the food kiosks were built very realistically as well.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rat Dude a.k.a. ratm0nk3y who is known for his impressive and huge capital space ships most of which are blogged in our "best capital ships" compilation page shared this great ancient Greek galley in his photo-stream. The design and texturing resembles the historical ships very much. Custom figures are looking very cool too. The ship also has a fully decorated interior with lots of figures in it.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user BobDeQuatre who is known for his great sci-fi MOC's shared this nicely shaped Star Wars themed custom star fighter MOC, namely Kh-1 Vulture in his photo-stream. The creator also previously blogged here with his another great star fighter MOC's like Light Armored Squid Attack Fighter and Denon's Stallion. The shaping and the gribbles are beautifully done on this fighter. The wings can fold for landing as e see in official Star Wars designs like B-wings.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 who is known and blogged here for his previous great MOC's like '67 Chuck Miller’s Ford C-cab and "Blue Bull" Space Tank shared this realistic replica of Volkswagen T1 Esso Service truck in his photo-stream. The shaping and the stickers are incredible as always and also very accurate to the real vehicle. You may wonder what does the dutch writing on side of the truck means. According to the description the writing on the load compartment sides means "Esso petroleum for your domestic heating". I like everything on this model and it looks like we will continue to blog many more creations from the builder in future.

No this is not West Coast Customs from US. This is West Dunes Customs from Tatooine (A planet in Star Wars Universe). LEGO fan and flickr.com user Luigi Priori a.k.a. Priovit70 recently shared this nice and detailed minifigure scale landspeeder MOC which looks like customized by local custom-shop from Tatooine. From aesthetic point of view the seats of the vehicle are very nicely shaped and classic space logos are nice addition too. The creator also shared photos from the workshop when javas are painting the vehicle.

LEGO Fan and Flickr.com member Nannan Zhang has recently shared a vignette in his photo-stream. Ezio, Italian assassin created for Assassin's Creed 2, can be found at Ebay at custom minifigure sellers store. Nannan used that figure to create a scene from epic game. I mostly liked the use of newish arch pieces with different window.

This outstanding Dropship MOC was shared recently by flickr.com user Horcik Designs in his photo-stream. Texturing with greebles and shaping of this vehicle is very well. Decoration with various official and non-official stickers make the creation unique and even more interesting. I especially like the cockpit design where the windshield is completly surrounded by slope pieces that gives the MOC a smooth look.