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A Mitgardian Adventure by Simon Schweyer


LEGO fan and talented builder Simon Schweyer recently shared his awesome viking village diorama MOC, namely "A Mitgardian Adventure" in his flickr.com photostream. The design of the building are truly awesome. I especially like the artistic style of the the various roof designs and the viking ship as well. According to the description there is also a story going on in the scene as well which you can check out at Eurobricks forum. For many more great dioramas including the amazing "A Classical Greek Polis" MOC, be sure to check out the builders photostram as well. 

Images revealed for Lion Knights’ Castle (10305)

 

LEGO Con 2022 has revealed the new upcoming "90 years of play" set Lion Knights’ Castle (10305). Releasing on August 3, the Lion Knights’ Castle has 4,514 pieces. The set looks absolutely amazing with tons of details, accessories and minifigures. Click on the images to enlarge.

Medieval Style Furnitures by Victor Vitale


These digital designs of medieval style furnitures were recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Victor Vitale a.k.a. Hobo Sapien. The builder did a great job using various parts to give the texture and shape of the medieval style. We don not often feature digital stuff but this one deserves it to be unique and examplary for MOC builders of the world. The builder also recently shared the "Cathedral of the Great Visage" which is also a incredible digital build worth sharing as well.  

Beautiful 18th Century Building, Port Woodhouse

Talented MOC'er and flickr.com user Ayrlego who is known for great historical cretions recently shared this beautiful building MOC namely "Campaign Planning, Port Woodhouse" in his photostream. The building itself has the same base structure from a previous MOC of the builder, "South West Frontier". The architectural style of the building fits greatly to both ocasions and it proves that the small details like vegetation and the style of roof changes the mood of the creation completely. In this MOC I especially like the inclusion of bright green vegetation together with dark pink flowers which reminds me of houses in aegean/mediterranian climate areas like Italy, Greece or Turkey.

Incredible Western Diorama by Metin Delikurt

 

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.

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

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.

A Great Gatehouse MOC by Jako of Nerogue

 

This impressive gatehouse MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO Fan Jako of Nerogue in his photostream. The texture of the walls is done greatly but my favourite part are the machicolations. Addition of thin bodied trees with autumn colors are also nice addition to the scenery. Check out the builders photostream for many more great historical MOC's.

Crow Knight Outpost

 

Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user markus19840420 who is best known for his great historical and Star Wars MOC's recently post with wonderful Outpost MOC in his photostream. Accordingly to the name of the MOC, the outpost is occupied by the Tournament (Crow) Knight from the Collectible minifigure series 20. The texture and the shaping of the building walls are done very well. The vegetation all around the MOC looks also beautiful and just the right amount. 

Incredible Oriental City Diorama by Andreas Lenander and Peter Ilmrud

 

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.


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.

The Grand Victory at Al Tajir


This huge and awesome battlescene diorama was shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user -LittleJohn in his photostream. According to the description this creation was build for for Guilds of Historica Book III Challenge IV, Category A. GoH is a collaborative story narrative hosted in Eurobricks.com. I really like the angular build-style of the walls and especially the techniques used for the round roof sections. The oriental style of the buildings really unique and beautiful. 

Argonath Diorama by Jason Pyett


This wonderful microscale diorama of Argonath from Lord of the Rings' fantasy universe, Middle Earth, was recently shared by LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user Jason Pyett in his photostream. The shaping of the statues are really great and according to the info below the photo the instructions are available on Rebrickable. I also liked very much the usage of sand green 1x1 modified plates as the boats floating on the river.

Hingston Castle by Joel Midgley


This super impressive and huge castle MOC was built and shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Joel Midgley a.k.a. Greybrick. This could be the best castle MOC I have ever seen. The shaping, the size, the shore.. Everything is perfect and great beyond words. This castle even has a fully decorated interior which usually large castle MOC's lack of. Be sure to check out the creators photostream for more details.

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.

Historic Harbour Scene


This wonderful harbour scene was built by flickr.com user Vaionaut. I like realistic texturing of all surfaces including the the water-surface and the building walls. The MOC stands out with many great details and historically accurate building style as well as with very good photo editing quality. Check out the builders photo-stream for many more great LEGO creations.

Royal Joust by Przemysław Czarnik

LEGO fan Przemysław Czarnik a.k.a. siriusprzem shared this vibrant colored diorama of a medieval Joust scene in his flick.com photo-stream. I really like how colorful the MOC is and the smoothness of the kings seat section. Small details like training young lings on the corner, dragon suit guy running as a mascot and inclusion of so many castle figures added life to the MOC. f you want to see more great MOC's, I can recommend you to check out the builders previous great MOC's like the Osterode RathausAztecs pyramid and Monastery Brewery.

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.


Hagia Sophia by Rocco Buttliere

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rocco Buttliere shared this magnificent MOC in his photo-stream few weeks ago. The techniques used to build domes are very unique. I really like the yellow-green colored trees as well. Check out the photo-album for more photos.