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Wooden Man by Eero Okkonen

Talented LEGO MOC'er and flick.com user Eero Okkonen who is well known for his amazing character MOC's recently shared this awesome and unusual MOC, Wooden Man in his photostream. Of course at first glance the character reminds us the Ents from Lord of the Rings franchise. The shaping of the figure is great as always and I really like the natural sitting pose. This time I feel that the MOC has also philosophical meaning behind it involving the relation of nature and technology. If you like high quality brickbuilt characters, be sure Check out the builders photostream for many more amazing MOC's.

Welcome to Rivendell by Jonas Kramm


This wonderfull small diorama showing a scene from the Lord of the Rings movie series, depicting Frodo and Gandalf in Rivendell was recently shared by talented LEGO MOC'er Jonar Kramm a.k.a. Legopard in his flickr.com photostream. Once again he proved us that making small MOC's do not limit the creativity that one MOC can include. According to the description this diorama is a continuation of small dioramas related to Lord of the Rings saga. Previous 13 MOC's can be found in the photostrem of Thorsten Bonsch a.k.a. Xenomurphy, who is a well known talented MOC'er and one of our previous Guests of Honor. The MOC itself contains lots of small details and great use of parts. I especially like the golden decorations and the candleholder design.

Giant Ogre Cooks Minifigures in His Cave!

This awesome diorama called Ogre Cave was recently share by LEGO fan and flick.com user BardJaskier in his photostream. The masterpiece in his creation is the ogre figure of course. The mustash looks perfect. Check out the builders photostream for more great MOC's, one of which is the "The Witcher: A Little Sacrifice" was previously blogged recently.

The Most Magnificent Bionicle Dragon Out There

We can all agree that the best looking MOCs are usually the ones that do not even look like it's made from LEGO pieces. And what better proof is there but Dees' The Cosmos? It is a true masterpiece incorporating elements from various colors, even the dinosaur tails and flippers back from the early 2000's. Wings and the underbody truely go to show how useful part spamming could be when trying to achieve organic shapes. And to be honest, various pedicles and horns and bits stemming from anywhere on this truly magnificent creature makes it look as if it doesn't conform to one single shape and what we observe in the pictures is just a momentary glimpse. Oh, and if you wanted to see how this MOC was put together, Dees also has a YouTube channel where he has a timelapse build of The Cosmos.

A great design of a Medieval Cog for a Fantasy Setting


I'm always a fan of historical accuracy when it comes to design of buildings and vehicles. LEGO fan and flickr.com user BardJaskier shared this awesome design of a medieval style cog in a fantasy setting. According to description this diorama is a MOC for acollaboration project by "Zbudujmy To! LUG" members. The design of the outer shell of the vessel is really amazing together with tons of small details like the ladders built by string pieces and reddish brown shields as decoration. Check out the builders photostream for more photos.

Amazing Island Fortress Built on an Unusual Baseplate


This amazing castle MOC, named island fortress was built and shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Khang Huynh. The colors and fine details are great on this one but what it makes it so unique is that the fortress is built on a tan colored duplo raised baseplate. I have never seen that part used in a MOC before and I think its a really nice part use in this case. I also like design of the tree and addition of the statue. Be sure to check out the builders flickr photo album for the creation to take a closer look.

LEGO Duplo raised baseplate in tan color from set number 4960 or 5653

Saibankan, a beautiful Elven Building by Marco den Besten

This beautiful elven building MOC was recently shared by Marco den Besten a.k.a. 'Ecclesiastes who is well known for his many amazing historical fantasy creations in his flickr.com photostream. The MOC is depicting an elven execution scene full with NPU's and custom figures. I really like the shaping of the huge tree trunk and dragon heads on the roof. Be sure to check out the photo album for more detail photos and builders photo-stream for other impressive MOC's.

Fantasy Diorama by Corvus Auriac


This unusual and beautiful micro-scale fantasy diorama was recently shared by talented LEGO builder Corvus Auriac in his flickr.com photostream. The diorama is full with amazing part usages. The dark green trees were built using minifigure epaulette pieces. The shaping of the rock formation is amazing. The impression of the head/face was done incredibly well with the addition of the eyebrows. The micro-dragon is also another small great detail I like the most.

Colorful Orc Hideout On Swampside

 


This colorful fantasy style diorama is recently shared by talented LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user -LittleJohn who is known for his great historical fantasy builds like  Sabishi Monastery, According to the description this creation was built for the Iron-Builder contest. The special seed piece to be use for the round is Plate, Modified 2 x 3 with Bar in dark red, which is better known as a sci-fi or riot shield. and used in Star Wars sets and alike. The builder did a nice job using the piece as roof cover. I especially like the "swamp/lake" style of the water built using sand green color which is a very proper choice for this ocasion. The crocodile banner from Legends of Chima line is a nice touch to the scene.

Fruit Merchant on her Snail mount by Jonas Kramm


This beautiful and colorful MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Jonas Kramm a.k.a. Legopard in his photostream. The Shaping of the this thing is absolutely wonderful. The flower is built using arm pieces of the Shark Suit Guy and the berries are the hair pieces of various clown figures. On the other hand the custom merchant figure is very nice as well. The hood piece from the Elves line (From Naida Minidoll) fits perfectly to the torso piece of Elsa minifigure. rounded slope as legs gives the figure a natural siting pose. Even tough this MOC is a small one, its absolutely one of the best for this year in my opinion.

Link's House from Legend of Zelda Series


This beautiful diorama depicting Link's House from the famous fantasy action-adventure video game franchise Legends of Zelda was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Boba-1980. Together with its huge size, the detailing of the creation is amazing. I really like the roof technique and the shaping of the tree. The texturing of the house walls is also outstanding.

The Silver Seedling, a Wonderful Medieval Diorama


LEGO Fan and flickr.com user -LittleJohn who is known for his impressive historical LEGO MOC's shared this wonderful diorama in his photo-stream. This creation is called The Silver Seedling. The technique used to build the walkway is really amazing. The texturing on the building walls and the vegetation are also very nicely done as well.

Minas Tirith by Swan Dutchman


This wonderful micro-scale Minas-Tirith MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO MOC'er Swan Dutchman a.k.a. Koen in his photo-stream. As many of you know already, this fantasy city is based on the famous book and movie series named Lord of the Rings, The round shaping of the structure is really impressive. The texture of the farm-lands and the mountain are also beautiful. Also we suggest you to check out the the MOC of Sauron's stronghold Barad-dûr, another amazing MOC that was shared by the builder before Minas Tirith.


News: LEGO Harry Potter 75954 - Hogwarts Great Hall is revealed


Photos for the upcoming Harry Potter set: 75954 Hogwarts Great Hall are revelead. The set will be on shelfs in few weeks. It looks like a standard playset rather than the epected UCS Hogwards castle. Set includes 10 minifigures in total which is great but we got already accustomed to sets with high minifigure number from the Star Wars, NinjaGo and City lines.



Bear and the Maiden Fair, a Game of Thrones MOC


Talented MOC'er and flickr.com user Barthezz Brick shared this wonderful diorama named Bear and the Maiden Fair depicting a scene from famous TV series Game of Thrones. The detailing and color combinations are really great as well as the overall size of the creation. According to the description this MOC contains approximately 20.000 bricks. Check out the photo album for more detail photos of the creation.


Medieval Blacksmith Shop by Ben Pitchford


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Ben Pitchford who seems to like designing big diaramas, created an impressive Blacksmith Shop. MOC have well-shaped blue tiled roof with cute little chimney. I really liked the unique stone wall. Blacksmiths working area which is under the roof which supported by wooden columns. You can vote this design in Ideas, If you want it one of them. Good Luck Ben.

Katoren Courtyard by jsnyder002


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member jsnyder002 who is our guest in blog posts many times created a new MOC for The ABC's of Castle topic. It is not a entry for contest so creator try to use new color combinations on his MOC. I mostly liked the  base of the courtyard in Katoren Courtyard. jsnyder002 gives me inspiration how to design a Mediterranean courtyard.

Lost in Tunnels


LEGO fan and flickr.com member CheeseyStudios created huge MOC about Roderick Gordan's and Brian Williams's "Tunnels" series. This display created and exhibited in 2017 Brickworld Chicago. You can find countless details in different tunnels.

Working hard to create a trebuchet


Our one of favorite MOCer that we follow, jsnyder002 build a new creation for Category B of Challenge V over on Guilds of Historica and ABS Builder challenge. Katoren Siege Workshop is capable of building all types of siege weapons. I'm addicted to jsnyder002's Medieval and Mediterranean styled MOCs. Everytime I stopped nearly ten minutes to go into details and minifigures.

Siege Workshop in Barqa by Jonas Wide


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Jonas Wide ('Gideon') shared his latest MOC for Guilds of Historica. Jonas build a two storey Siege Workshop with a wide backyard, color scheme is Kaliphlin styled. Cobblestones and roof pieces are perfectly located and sand-green fence piece neatly used in Siege Workshop in Barqa.