This small room diorama was recently shared by LEGO fan and flick.com user Aurore. The moc is full of details built using various elements in multiple shades of green. Inclusion of very interesting printed pieces makes this small creation unique. According to the description this MOC is an entry for "Gradient" category of the Summer Joust 2022. I especially liked the portal section and inclusion of glow in the dark skull piece on the shelf. Check out the builders photostream for more great MOC's.
This beautiful MOC with a great use of forced perspective was recently shared by LEGO fan and flick.com user jesse van den Oetelaar a.k.a. Mr_ReaperGod in his photostream. The creation is called "Lake Mareotis, Alexandria" and its full of great architectural deails and vegetation. My favourite part of course is the microscale city and ship in the backround used to create the forced perspective. Be sure to check out the builders photostream for more great MOC's.
After retirement of the Lone Ranger theme in 2014, It's a true that a big portion of the AFOL community wish for the return of the western theme from the 90's with a modern take. Meanwhile, talented LEGO MOC builder Metin Delikurt a.k.a. medel_brick shared this incredible western diorama in his instagram account. The diorama consist of many great buldings with full interiors as well as a pretty great terrain work. Each of the buildings are so detailed could be considered as a seperate MOC's themselves. My favourite details are windmill and water tower which I think gives the true feel of the era. There are also a lot of small scenes distributed around the diorama like the gold digging operation, native american camp, soldier squad and many more. With all the details, minifigures and tons of animals this diorama looks like a real living western town. Be sure to check out the builders instagram page for more detailed photos of the diorama and other beautiful creations.
I always like alien planets with alien flora build with LEGO. LEGO fan and flickr.com captainsmog recently shared this small diorama in his photostream. Altough various strange vegetation is the main spotlight of this MOC, the deisng of the retro-style rocket looks very nice too.
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.
This beautiful winter diorama was recently shared by talented LEGO MOC'er and also one of our previous guest of honors, Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a Norton74. The shaping of the vehichle in the snowy forest is amazing. Its already hard to get the dimensions right for a vehichle like this but the creator did a great job and adding very natural looking layer of snow he makes it even greater. Also, animals like a polar bear camouflanged into the diorama are also cool addition to the MOC as well. I strongly recommend to visit the builders flickr.com photostream for many other great MOC's in various scales and from diffeten themes.
LEGO fan anf flickr.com user crises_crs share this little and beautiful diorama depicting a scene from the early 1900 including a rusted classic car. I like the colors choice for the car and surrounding but I especially like the includion of small details like the oil patches on the floor and the design of the street lamp.. Check out the creators photo-stream for more great MOC's.
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.
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