This wonderful cottage MOC covered in snow was recently shared by talented builder and flickr.com user Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 who is also one of our guests of honor. The snow details all over the MOC look very smooth and nicely done. I also liked small details like firewood pieces and santas sleigh. Check out the builders photo-stream for more amazing builds. 

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.

This wonderful Mexican House MOC was recently shared by talented LEGO builder Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 whose amazing creations has been blogged here countless times, in his flickr.com photo-stream. The shaping of the building is realistic with tons of small details. The usage of various Mexican style collectible minifigure series minifigs are great to see. My favorite thing is the usage of Cactus Girls body piece as an actual cactus plant.

This absolutely beautiful and incredibly well shaped modern house MOC was built by Nannan Zhang who is no doubt one of the best MOC'ers in the world. The curves on this thing is relly stunning. The coloring and the textures are incredible as well. The MOC looks amazing from every angle. This could be the highest level for a hause MOC. I also really like the triangular tile floor at the back of the house as well.

This wonderful MOC depicting the Sheriff Hopper's Cabin from the Netflix series Stranger Things was recently shared by talented LEGO Builder Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 who is one of our Guest of Honors. Both the building and the vehicle were shaped greatly and accurately to the versions in the series. 

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Robert Maier created a perfectly textured MOC named Huntersmann Inn with well-known techniques. His color scheme is simple but effective. I mostly liked the rocky pathway to bacdoor entrance of the building. 

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Gabriel Thomson shared his MOC that includes a Viking Hut and a wooden tower to observe the kingdom. Gabriel created a typical Viking hut that's roof is full of snow . I liked the disorder of the snow above the ground and icy sea. Maybe the tree need some snow effect too.

Eurobricks member and flickr.com user Patrick Massey a.k.a. MassEditor recently shared this beautiful and colorful MOC in his photo-stream which was built for the Guilds of Historica storyline in Eurobricks. I really like the idea that some parts of the creation like the roads and the river run over the smooth black frame of the vignette. The manor building itself is a great historical MOC on his own. Lots of different plants and trees makes the creation even more interesting.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Wookieewarrior created his latest MOC about popular character from Harry Potter series. Hagrid´s Hut was builded by different techniques. Small windows, tree, worned wall technique is awesome but this roof technique is best! I wish to see how creator build this roof and walls.

This amazing diorama depicting the Battle of Trenton (1776) was created as a collaborative build as part of HistoryLUG's larger America 1776 display for Brickfair Virginia. According to the description the terrain, fig posing and the dark red brick house are contributions of flickr.com user Gary Brooks a.k.a. Gary^The^Procrastinator who has shared the photos of the diorama; Ryan Keeth built that bluish gray colonial house in the middle, and the other two houses were built by Joshua Brooks. Charlie Nienaber was good enough to create some Hessians and his figs are coming forward in front of the house on the right. The diorama is really impressive with historically accurate building and custom figures.

Lego Fan and flickr.com member Ryan K. shared his latest MOC named Thomas Paine's Printing Office, 1776. He created his pretty MOC for BrickFair as a part of HistoryLug's 1776 collaborative. I liked the neat desgn of rooftop and irregular walls.

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 user SEBASTIAN-Z shared this beautiful plantation house MOC in his photo-stream. Both the exterior and the interior of the house was designed nicely and historically accurate. The interior is actually amazing with furniture and many small details. My favorite room is the dining room with that fabulous chandelier built with a golden wheel piece and clear pieces underneath.

This astonishing MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO fan David Hensel a.k.a. Legonardo Davidy, who is a well known builder for his great historical MOC's. Accordin to the description, with an estimated 20-25,000 bricks and a footprint of a 77cm square, this is his largest creation to date. In this large vignette he presented us the house of Radagast, the brown wizard from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. The shaping of the house and the vegetation is really incredible beyond words. Using the tan colored droid arms turns out to be a great great idea and therefor the roof design is truly wonderful and natural looking.

This wonderful villa MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.coum user Gabriel Thomson a.k.a. qi_tah. The creation was built for the Summer Joust, Guild category, Team Kaliphlin (Guilds of Historica in Eurobricks.com) The creation looks great with nice color combinations and textures.  Minifigure posing is also done greatly as well and really adds life to the creation.

Talented MOC'er and flickr.com user Marcel V. recently shared this amazing creation featuring the Burrow, the family home of the Weasley family in the Harry Potter movie series. The design of the buildings and landscape is very accurate to the actual movie scenes. According to the description in the flickr photo page different interesting building techniques from various MOC'ers are are used in this creation. I especially like the usage of flexible hose pieces to build the gray colored building.

LEGO fan an flickr.com user vincentkiew recently shared this outstanding building and classic coupe car MOC in his photo-stream. The texturing and details on the walls and the door are done greatly. The car itself looks pretty awesome. The backside of the building also look great with climber plants with flowers on the wall.