This awesome 7-studs wide Bugatti Chiron model was built and shared by flickr.com user and MOC'er Gerald Cacas. Every LEGO fan knows how hard it is to built realistic models in small scales and Gerald Cacas did a wonderful job on this one. The usage of flexible hose pieces connecting with lever pieces a very creative idea. this car even has two seats like the real cars unlike the official set version 75878 which has only one seat. The MOC has openable doors, hood and even a detailed engine inside.

This amazingly realistic Porsche 911 RSR model was recently shared by flickr.com user Malte Dorowski who is well known for his great car models and for his  Porsche 911 GT3 Ideas Project. The shaping of the car is really impressive. I also liked the red+gray brick-built trim lines. The doors could be opened and there is also a fully detailed interior as well. The air-intake on the front and angles of the upper body are my other favourite sections. 

I think the back of a Porsche 911 RSR couldn't be built better for this scale.  the curvature achieved on top of the car is amazing as well.

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.  

Famous LEGO model car builder and flickr.com user Firas Abu-Jaber who was blogged multiple times here with great MOC's like Bugatti Chiron, Rolls Royce Roadster and Ferrari Testarossa 512 TR shared recently this magnificent and super realistic Lamborghini Aventador SuperVeloce model in his flickr.com photo-stream. The shaping of the car is very accurate to the real car as his previous creations. In my opinion the iconic yellow color makes this car even more exiting. Custom license plate and Lamborghini logo stickers are also a nice small details that increases the aethetic value of the creation as well.

The model looks absolutely amazing from all angles

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Tim Inman a.k.a. abidnovaracer who is known for his impressive brick-built model vehicles shared this 1966 Ferrari 365P Tre Posti Model in his photo-stream. The shaping of the car is really beautiful. I especially liked the bumbers on the front made with flexible hose pieces. On the other hand I think the car could have more curvature in general as the real car.

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.

LEGO Fan and Flickr member César Soares a.k.a Cesbrick has shared this magnificent brickwork in his Flickr photostream. The creation is full of architectural details like a pool with transparent front wall, a fireplace with its chimney, veranda connected with modern stairways and many more. The creator of the MOC used the brick-textured pieces very well integrated with other walls where he also used 2x1 plates with different earth colors to build them. The complete studless design is certainly taking this MOC to another level of perfection and makes it even more realistic.