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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.

Welcome to Summer Party


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Pixel Fox created a MOC that have a new Surfer Minifigure from Collectible Series 17. Jeep Wrangler TJ is a sandy beach scene with the use of real sand, I think. Surfers club meet to celebrate of summers coming.

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 Courtyardjsnyder002 gives me inspiration how to design a Mediterranean courtyard.

St. Basil's Cathedral by Markus Rollbühler


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Markus Rollbühler created a microscale model of famous place St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. This MOC is really have impressive details that looks like its original version. Markus uses so many colors in right places to bring this model into life.

Revamped Batcopter by Kloou



LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Kloou. recently shared his revamped model of Batcopter from 1966. Kloou's design is assembled with sgenerally black parts, not red. I mostly liked the sticker in front of the cockpit. Batman Batcopter, photographed perfectly from his talented designer too.

TV from our lovely childhood


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Primoz Mlakar shared a perspective scene from Back to the Future Part II in a old iconic Sony TV. Late 80's TV is 58 studs wide, 58 studs long, and 43 bricks high. We always see different objects from real life in minifigure scale but it's whole a different experience. The canal display is add realism to the MOC.

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.

Norton's passion for motors


LEGO Fan and flickr.com Pro member Norton74 created an impressive MOC with so many interior and exterior details named MOONEYES headquarters - Santa Fe Springs CA. Norton added background story of the Mooneyes company and his passion abot cars in his post. Don't miss the broken window detail.


Cecilie's Different Final Supper


We, the Tiles or Studs bloggers love to watch contests and challanges to explore new techniques to build something new. But our favorite contest is absolutely Iron Builder! Cecilie Fritzvold and Chris Maddison battled last month with using new Tile, modified 2x3 Pentagonal piece. Cecilie's final build, Itadakimasu! has a conveyor belt which includes these pentagonal seed parts. This MOC takes place in a sushi restaurant with full of customers. Thanks Cecilie and Chris for their greatest effort in this contest.

Indiana Jones temple escape by Zed


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Zed shared a MOC about an adventure of well-known archaeologist Indiana Jones. He is escaping from a temple which has a brillant designed gate. There are perfect textured walls beside the escape but I mostly liked a detail upon the gate. Zed used 1x2 rail plates to create this detail in Indiana Jones Temple Escape MOC.

The Last Guild by K.Kreations


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member K.Kreations shared his very old MOC The Last Guild with us today. He builded this MOC in 2015 for Brickslopes 2015 and never shared before. One huge house sitting on a well-built rock island. K.Kreations mixed castle and steampunk themes in one creation.

Beautiful Windmil by soccersnyderi


LEGO Fan and Flickr.com member soccersnyderi shared his latest MOC named Holt Windmill in his own photostream. MOC includes a well built windmill with very neat wall texturing and very near color at roof sections that makes creation awesome. His ground and rock design is realistic with right plant and color choices. 

Realistic Graphic Card by Cecilie Fritzvold


LEGO fan and flickr.com member Cecilie Fritzvold has recently shared his impressive MOC for Iron Builder Challange with using new Tile, modified 2x3 Pentagonal pieces. She created a graphic card named IronB BuildForce ABS0937 that shows everything in LEGO form, I guess.

Don't feed the monkey


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member alego alego created a MOC named Maison d'Ordralfabétix which has a huge pile of banana parts in it. alego tile his creation's roof with banana pieces. Not only banana roof technique is brillant but also his different wall technique with gray reversed tile pieces is successful. Banana roof really seems it builded by hays.

Majisto`s Workshop revamped by noggy85


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member noggy85 who is contestant of The Tourney contest. Noggy carry from past to now, our one of childhood play set 6048 - Majisto`s Workshop. New version of Majisto's Workshop was outfitted with new building techniques but significant symbols were remained same. You can clearly see blue window shutters, the tree and the roof with black lines. I liked the way that noggy wants to did with this old set. Good luck at contest.

The Canadian Coast Guard Ship on duty


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Adam Dodge shared his latest MOC that contains a Canadian icebreaker ship. These type of ships have to maintaining shipping routes and escorting commercial ships which try to enter or exit harbor. Adam create ship with known techniques but his ice effect is impressive. He used clear transparent doors, window glasses, cheese slopes to create this brillant ice detail in hic MOC.

The Cat's Claws by W. Navarre


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member W. Navarre shared his latest MOC for contest entry to The Tourney on MOCpages. Navarre revamped an old Castle set 7029 Skeleton Ship Attack. He perfectly recreate the famous Pirate ship which attacks to Harbor. Brickbuilt buildings in the harbor are more detailed and colorful than the old set but the ship is quite different and impressive. I really like and admire the brick built ships which contains no huge hull elements. Navarre is very talented to create such a perfect black ship.

LEGO Trojan Horse by Ryan


LEGO Fan and LEGO Certified Professional Ryan McNaught (aka brickman) created a MOC named Trojan Horse which has a huge horse model looking like LEGO's very own old molded horse. Ryan is a well-talented Professional builder who is not a employee of The LEGO Group but officially recognized by the LEGO Group as trusted business partner. This huge Troy diaroma took 53 hours to finish by using approximately 9500 pieces. MOC is not teach us so many new techniques but it is looking very impressive and fully detailed.

Standing in the Sea by Sergeant Chipmunk

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member 'Sergeant Chipmunk' created a very neat MOC named Standing in the Sea with three colorful watchtowers. Designer use very special technique to create column of the towers with using plates. His rocky grounds and water effect is also brillant. I really liked shades of the blue to white. Transparent 1x2 tiles used successfully. Also brick built ship has unique sail technique. 

The Halls of Thranduil by Jonas Kramm


J.R.R. Tolkien created a massive world for our brains and imagination. Jonas Kramm is a well-talented builder who inpires from Tolkien's world to create a model of Halls of Thranduil. Jonas build a huge diarama which includes 3 different places of Elves. The Garden, The Gate and inside the building is well-orgnaized and processed by different techniques to create Elvish Architecture. I mostly liked high arched building inside the hall.