This MOC is a dragon, a mecha and a samurai at the same time! Talented LEGO MOC builder and flickr.com user Christian Lintan a.k.a. ChristiansCreations managed to combine these three different object/creature/character types into one MOC. The design of the body is incredible but my favourite section is the head. The builder used a regular ninjago head mold in reversed form as the bottom jaw. My only critic will be that the weapon of the character is a little bit too thin/small in comparison to the body. Check out the builders flick.com photostream for many more amazing MOCs.

This amazingly shaped red dragon MOC was recently shared by talented builder and LEGO Fan Mitch Phillips in his flickr.com photostream. The shaping and the texture of the creature is really şmpressive. Using rare tone of blue for the wing and leaf pieces is a good design choice. In contrast with the classic red tone it makes a nice contrasts in color. Making the scales of the dragon using flipper footgear pieces is another great idea which makes the creation unique.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Brother Steven who is know for his great historical MOC's recently shared this beautiful creation on his photostream. I always liked the snow covered roofs in historical MOC's and Steven done the job very well. The walls of the building are done nicely. I especially liked the simplicity of the technique used on the building on the right. Little red dragon on the roof built with minifigure accessories and frog piece is also very creative.

One of our guest of honor, jsnyder002 shared this beautiful historcial fantasy diorama named "Life in Nordheim" in his flickr.com photo-stream. The diorama is huge and full with details like a wooden boat under construction, nicely designed houses, a part of a stone wall with great texture and a mountain with a interior. I also like the addition of classic green dragons into the diorama very much.

LEGO fan and flickr.com member Eero Okkonen a.k.a. Pate-keetongu shared this outstanding far east festival vignette, the "Dragon Dance" in his photo-stream. According to the description this MOC is his winning entry on Happening category in Moducity contests in Model Expo 2016. The shaping of the dragon model is beyond words. This MOC is one of the best examples of perfect part usage.

We often see Dragon MOC's online but this one is really outstanding. This flying japanese dragon is a character named Shenron from the cartoon Dragon Ball and was built by flickr.com member Chungpo Cheng a.k.a Cha Mi. The snake-like body shaping looks really great and makes this dragon model unique. I especially like the brick-built head section with fierce teeth and red eyes. Check out the album for more photos.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Wookieewarrior has recently created a spectecular MOC that named The Lost Dragonhunter. He modeled perfectly rounded rock shaped flying island. He inspired from an old TV Show "Dragonhunters-Die Drachenjäger" from Germany.