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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.

Official Images For LEGO Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer (75252) Revealed


Official images for upcoming Star Wars UCS set for 2019, LEGO Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer (75252) were finally revealed. You can click on the photos to see them bigger. The set looks very impressive. It's larger than the previous one and also significantly sturdier too. Although fans expected more minifigures and a more cheaper price this set would probably will be sought after set in coming years as the previous UCS sets. Check out the post for the photos.

News: Second Wave of the new Star Wars Film sets for Winter 2017 are revealed!


Photos of the new sets related to the upcoming movie, Star Wars The Rogue One for the winter 2017. There are two new battlepacks and four new microfighters included. Click on the photos to enlarge.


75172: Y-Wing Starfighter:
 75171: Battle on Scarif

 75165: Imperial Trooper Battle Pack
75164: Rebel Trooper Battle Pack
75160: U-Wing Microfighter
75161: Tie Striker Microfighter
75163: Krennic's Imperial Shuttle Microfighter
75162: Y-wing Microfighter

Huge Imperial Star Destroyer Model by Olive Seon

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This amazing movie accurate and huge Imperial Star Destroyer from Star Wars was recently shared one of our guest of honors OliveSeon a.k.a. hobbyinside crew. The size of this creation is enormous. According to the description it is 2,2 m in length and weights about 50 kg. Almost all of the esterior is covered with details and tile pieces which makes it look like a movie prop. Also you may like to check out our capital space ship compilation page for more huge Star Wars ships.

Gentleman of Fortune by Brother Steven


One of my favorite LEGO Fan and creator of successful MOCs, Brother Steven, has shared a MOC which is surrounded by perfect details. Gentleman of Fortune has one treehouse and one treeharbor that airboats drop their anchor to bollard. There is a bazaar below the treeharbor and some guests are going to fight soon. Treehouse is very simple which have a roof with red-door piece. I mostly liked the small purple bush and simple air-boats.

Miniature of Black Seas Barracuda

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One of the most popular theme is Pirates in late 80's and 90's. Black Seas Barracuda is a little bit younger than me but it was legendary set in his time. Flickr.com member Bangoo H has recently created miniature version of this amazing ship and shared instructions too. Every Pirates fan must have this awesome miniature!

Some MOC's make your day colorful


My day becomes colorful when I see Pirates-based MOC. Today is colorful too because flickr.com member and LEGO Fan Nikola Đurić has recently created a MOC for Eurobricks' RPG Game, Baron Nicolas at the Port. It is a tiny city with a small wooden trade port, a lighthouse and bunch of local shops including barber. Two storey buildings sorrounding shore-road. I mostly liked the barber shop with tiny windows.

Port Royal by W. Navarre


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member W. Navarre has recently shared his latest Pirates Theme creation Port Royal on his own photostream. He build a Imperial Fortress which was inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean's Port Royal. MOC contains an inn, a blacksmith shop, a prison, and a courtyard. I mostly liked interior design od yhe creation which can be seen in author's photostream.


Return of the King


Alex Jones who is also designed awesome Transformers MOCs, shared his latest creation on flickr. The Kings Arrival, which is established on a very big baseplate includes a double-storey castle and a two-mast Imperial ship in it. Building technique of the castle is impressive but I could'nt decide that it is Medieval castle or an Imperial Fort. Whatever may come, it is full of details and MOC of the day for me.

Pure Approach to Queen Anne's Revenge


LEGO Fan and Flickr.com member W. Navarre has recently created a model of Queen Anne's Revenge for Tourney 2016 contest. He used no ropes, sails, deck parts and mast pieces. As he said we can call it pure ship model build with LEGO. I mostly liked stairs to the mai deck and building technique of ship base.