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Porsche 911 Hovercar by BobDeQuatre


This beautiful and semi-futuristic hover car model was recently shared by talented LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user BobDeQuatre who is also one of our Guests of Honors. The shaping of of the car looks smooth and accurate to the Porsche 911. The futuristic equipment added on positions of tires gives the vehichle a unique look for sure. According to the description, the front of the car is built around two antigrav generators, while the back houses the powerful VV hydrogen repulsor motor.  I personally like to see the red racing stripe on the body which makes sense since this is racing hovercar as described. Don't forget to check out our special interview with the builder of this great MOC in our Guests of Honor page.

Heavenly Strike by Nick Trotta

 

One of the best Sci-Fi MOC builders, Nick Trotta a.k.a. tardisblue shared this amazing space-ship MOC in his flickr.com photo stream. This reation is absolutely perfect from every aspect. Incredible part uasage and unique techniques all around the build. I especially like the cockpit section where the creator used 2 different canopy pieces together with other transparant small pieces putting together as if there are frame pieces between and around them. 

Cockpit Section of Heavenly Strike 




Cutest Motorized AT-TE Ever Built

 


This cute but very accurate model of iconic Star Wars vehichle AT-TE is recently built by JK Brickworks who is known for wonderful kinetic models. This one is a suprising MOC as well. The builder managed to fit motorized functions in this while keeping the aesthetics of the original vehichle. Check out the video of the model to see it moving.

Firebreak, Another Futuristic Vehicle by Nick Trotta

Nick Trotta, one of the best Sci-fi builders in the World, recently shared another great futuristic vehicle MOC, 'Firebreak' in his flickr.com photostream. The Shaping is amazing as always. After checking out the details of this MOC be sure to check out our special interview with the builder in our Guests of Honor page.

Jinx a VL-40 Medium Maintenance Craft Space Ship by Oscar Cederwall


This uniquely shaped and awesome starship MOC was shared by Oscar Cederwall who known for his incredible sci-fi MOC's in his flickr.com photostream. The shape of the ship extends vertically instead of horizontal. The detailing is really cool and the photo-editing skills are also pretty impressive as well. According to the description this is his contribution for this years SHIPtember.

Paragon Alpha, another impressive Mecha by Lu Sim


This awesome mecha MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO MOC'er Lu Sim a.k.a.  Messymaru who is known for his amazing sci-fi creations. The shaping of the mecha is amazing as always and I really like the blade weapon built using a very huge green transparent piece.

FEISAR, a futuristic race vehicle by Marius Herrmann


This amazingly well shaped futuristic vehicle MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and talented builder Marius Herrmann who is known for his great sci-fi MOC's. The design of the vehicle is based on a anti-gravity racing vehicle re-design of FEISAR by Shaun Mooney from the video game Wipeout.


The original graphical concept of the vehicle by Shaun Mooney.

Lex Luthor's Mecha by Kale Frost


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Kale Frost a.k.a. Frost Bricks recently shared this colorful and great mech named Lex Mech in his photostream. The MOC' features Lex Luthor character, a famous villain in Superman cartoons and comics. The color-scheme of the mech is based on the armor-suit of Lex Luthor but the MOC's scale is much bigger than the original versions. I liked very much the usage of different hero-factory and/or bionicle pieces around the Mech as well as transparent neon-green pieces. 

Star Fighter with great shaping by Sinan Bitisik

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LEGO fan and flickr.com user Sinan Bitişik who is known for his sci-fi vehicle models and vignettes shared this nicely shaped starfighter, QX-ULTRA 0.2. In the description the builder defined this vehicle as a middle range fighter. I think this fighter resembles to the Viper from the Battlestar Galactica. The clean look of the yellow sections together with gribbles on the gray sections looks great. Small mechanical details like hoses and landing gear make the creation even more interesting.

Classic Space Style Mega Core Magnetizer, M.C.V.P LL 928 by ZCerberus

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Classic space is one of my favourite themes and the Mega Core Magnetizer (6989) is one of my all time favourite sets. Flickr.com user and Eurobricks member ZCerberus combined these two and created a beautiful space vehicle MOC. I really liked the greebles all around the vehicle as well as the smoothness of the blue trim sections. Using old magnet pieces added the MOC a little bit of nostalgia which is great. The huge transparent yellow canopy piece looks great giving the vehicle an absolutely classic space look while being a highly sought-after (also really expensive in the second-hand market) piece. You can check out the builders Eurobricks forum topic for more details and photos of the MOC.

Viper Mark II from Battle Star Galactica by Chris Maddison

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LEGO fan and flickr.com user Chris Maddison a.k.a. cmaddison shared this impressive huge brick-built model of the iconic star fighter Viper Mark II from the popular Sci-fi TV series Battlestar Galactica. According to the description this model is 104 studs long and has a weight of 23 lbs. The shaping of the hull and the engines are really great and the color blocking was done nicely. Using a Nexo-power piece on the side is a small nice detail too.

Unusual Mecha with Two Pilots


This unusual mech with two cockpits was built and shared by flickr.com user tankm. The shaping of the mecha is looking like a chicken mech with those thin legs and two-fingered feet. I like the yellow-black color-scheme very much because it reminds me the first Blacktron theme. The back-section of the mecha is also covered with many details including thrusters.

X-Plane by Sylon-tw


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Sylon-tw recently shared this outstanding futuristic plane in his photo-stream. The shaping of this thing resembles a little bit to the X-wing from the Star Wars universe but there is a obvious difference on the curvature and the connection of the wing. I like the overall look and colors on this vehicle. The section I like the most are the air intakes on the sides of the plane. Parts, decorated with official LEGO stickers were also used properly around the MOC.

Oblivion Bubbleship by Paul Trach

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One of our guest of honors, Paul Trach who is known for his great vignettes in historical and Star Wars themes recently shared this impressive aircraft MOC from the futuristic Sci-Fi movie Oblivion (2013) in his flickr.com photo-stream The shaping of the vehicle resembles the model from the movie very much. My favorite part is the cockpit section where the builder managed to fit two seats and controllers inside the spherical bubble.

Futuristic Military Aircraft: Bell V-35


This futuristic military aircraft model, Bell V-35 is shared by LEGO fan and flick.com user Sunder_59 in his photo-stream. I like the overall design and the color blocking on this vehicle. Actually this is a very high quality computer render picture rather than not a physical model but it deserved to be blogged with his impressive design. You can find the original 3d model of the vehicle in this mecabricks page. Custom figures with camo uniforms fits the vehicle very well. Rotating engines/propellers and the cockpit are the most beautiful sections in my opinion.

Transport Ship Herkules by Michał Kaźmierczak


One of our guest of honors Michał Kaźmierczak a.k.a. migalart who is known for his huge dioramas and impressive space ships have created another amazing capital ship called Hercules transport ship. The textures and shaping were done outstandingly. I especially like the middle trench which is full with greebles. The builder also shared photos with high quality effects. Also you may like to read our special interview with the builder.

Not Forklift. This is Walklift.

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This small but impressive non-military mech was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Luc Byard who is known for his great sci-fi creations. The MOC is called Walklift KH-40 Augmech and it looks like it is designed to carry things for which we use forklifts in our time. The shaping and the color selection are nicely done. I especially liked how the legs of the minfigure pilot moves together with the mechs legs. Maybe It would be better if the shoulder joint wasn't exposed.

Abernathy Farm by Wookiewarrior


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Wookieewarrior who is lately very active on LEGO Community, created a perfect MOC about Fallout 4, Abernathy Farm. Wookiewarrior built that MOC for German Comic Con. Color palette of creation is absolutely make that more realistic and the scene reminds you your past experiences on Fallout Universe. The garden, and ruined shed looks very realistic.

Vertical Tank or a Mech


This great mecha was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Guy Smiley in his photo-stream. The builder called this creation a vertical tank. The shaping of the legs and the central section is really done well. I especially like the upper parts of the legs which are built using different flag pieces. The small police robot is also very cute. The creator previously shared many other great vehicle and custom figure creations. Be sure to check out his photo-stream to see those.

Levitating Plane-Train by Sinan Bitisik

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This nice MOC of a unique and futuristic transportation device was shared by flickr.com user and LEGO fan Sinan Bitişik. The Levitating Plane-Train is not a fantasy device it is an actual experimental transportation vehicle and the MOC is really accurate to the real version.  I really like the clean look of this design.