Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user Senator Chinchilla recently shared this awesome model of iconic Porsche 911 Carrera sports car. The shaping of it looks really realistic and beautiful. It is certain that using the black color allows the builder makes the build easier because of higher variety of parts in that color. I especially loved the front section with wonderful bumper design. The car is also full of details. The doors, the hood and the trunk can be opened and the interior is as complete as possible for this possible.  

One of our guest of honors, Paul Trach a.k.a. Disco86 recently shared this outstanding interior vignette featuring Krennic's Stardestroyer from the upoming Star Wars movie Rogue One. The the custom figure for Krennic and imperial death troopers were built very well but what I liked the most are the texturing on the walls and and the floor. The unique shape of the window in combination with perfect background lights is amazing as well

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Andrew Tate a.k.a. Snaillad who is known for great town/city building MOC shared this beautiful MOC: BrickHills Avenue in his photo-stream. The exterior of the building has a nice smooth texture which reflects the architectural beauty of 1940's as intended. I especially like the interior of the buildings with lots of details including white appliances, bags, clothing etc. The builder was previously blogged here with the MOC's "Riviera" and "Top Slice". Be sure to check them out too if you haven't already.

This small but great castle themed vignette was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Marcel V. a.k.a. marcu44. According to the description this creation was built as an entry to the Summer Joust 2016 presented by Innova LUG for Castle Interior category. There are lots of nice building techniques used on this MOC. You can check out the floor technique here in the creators second account.

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.

This amazing barracks MOC was recently shared by THE BRICK TIME Team in their flickr.com photo-stream. The builder of this nice creation is THE BRICK TIME team member BoB and the build is a part of their project CHRONO which includes many other great castle creations. According to the teams webpage this MOC includes appr. 2000 bricks and took 50 hour to build. The texturing on the exterior of the building is done greatly as well as the custom figures. 

The most interesting about the MOC is that the building has a fully decorated interior. Each floor has different furnitures including beds, tables, cabinets etc. 

LEGO Fan and Flickr.com member Jonas which was our favorite MOCers too, has recently shared his meaningful creation Löwenzahn. Last week the TV moderator Peter Lustig who is moderated a TV show for kids passed away. Jonas built this caravan creation to imbalm his childhood memories with Peter's show. I mostly liked the toilet work and details of interior design.

Eurobricks member and LEGO Fan Jonathan Gilbert a.k.a Shmails in flickr built this beautiful hangar diorama for the Andromeda's Gates Challenge of Eurobricks.com. This MOC takes the third place in the event but was really successful in terms of interior design in my opinion. The minifigure choice and good posing of them makes the creation seem like a scene from a sci-fi movie. With its studless design it has a very clean look. LEGO lover Sci-fi fans know very well that its usually hard to archive proper interior design using bley color building walls. Proper texturing is very important to build a "sci-fi" wall and make it different than a castle wall. The creator done a very good job building hangar wall on the left appropriately with the theme. Another interesting point is the letters on the hangar door which are created using plates.