This interior design is so realistic that you probably need to take a second look on the imag when scrolling to understand that its actually built with LEGO pieces. This awesome Lab interior MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Victor van den Berg a.k.a. vicnieuws in his photostream. I really like the floordeisng as well as beautiful furtinures all around the room but the perfect use of light is what this creation so amazing. If you like this kind of MOC's besure to check out the builders photostream for more.
This beautiful MOC with a great use of forced perspective was recently shared by LEGO fan and flick.com user jesse van den Oetelaar a.k.a. Mr_ReaperGod in his photostream. The creation is called "Lake Mareotis, Alexandria" and its full of great architectural deails and vegetation. My favourite part of course is the microscale city and ship in the backround used to create the forced perspective. Be sure to check out the builders photostream for more great MOC's.
LEGO fan and flickr.com user Ciamosław Ciamek a.k.a. PigletCiamek shared this awesome model of a U-BOOT TYP VII C in a 1/38 Scale in his photostream. This is undoubtedly the best realistic submarine model built with LEGO pieces. The size and shaping of the hull are really impressive and more amazingly the model has a fully decorated interiror. According to the description this model is 177 cm (~70 inches) long and built using approximately 15000 pieces. The builder shared detailed photos of each room with tons of detailed. You can check out the individual section details in this flickr album.
Images from the interior of the vessel. (click to enlarge)
Talented MOC'er and flick.com user
W. Navarre shared this great oriental
Temple MOC which is actually a remake version of the LEGO
Orient Expedition 7417 set from early 2000's in his photostream. According to the description, this MOC is an Iron Builder contest creation against
Dan Ko, using the
large minifigure hands in bright green. Builder did a great job with the rock-work using various types of slopes and wedge pieces. I also liked the custom figures built using various NinjaGO and early 2000's pieces and accessories.
Original LEGO 7417 Temple of Mount Everest Set

I really like the cartoon series of Inspector Gadget when I was a kid. Flickr user and LEGO fan aido k recently shared this beautiful Brickheadz models of Inspector Gadget and his companions Penny and Brain in his photo stream. I like the buider catches the right details to make the build instantly recognizable. As a fan and collector of Brickheadz myself I surely wanna build these models with my own pieces as well. Check out the builders photostream for many other aweome MOC's.

This awesome
MTT (Multi-Troop-Transport) model from
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace is recently share by flick.com user and LEGO fan
Caleb Ricks in his photostream. With all the angles, details and play functions this is absolutely my favourite MTT MOC so far. I really liked how the front section opens to reveal the battle droid rack very accurately as seen in the movie. Check out the builders
photostream for more details and other MOC's.
Lots of battledroids to be deployed on the battlefield.
Since the very first days of Lego, building animals has been a staple for Lego fans of all ages. Mitsuru Nikaido, a Lego fan from Japan, has been building mecha animals for the past few years. His MOCs are very authentic in that their esthtetics reveal the creator without any room for suspicion. The newest addition to this growing collection of MOCs is a mecha squid. Just like his other MOCs, organic texturing with all the greebling and the always white plating give his mecha animals a truely unique robotic look. At tilesorstuds.com we're always looking forward to mecha animals to follow. Check out the builders photostream for more photos.
This magnificant starship was recently shared by
Jorstad Designs, LLC on flickr.com. The design of the ship itself based on the
Teroch-class Mandalorian Cruiser from Star Wars a ship concept by
FractalSponge. The angles and the color-combination are all awesome as they can be. Brickbuilt logo and the turret designs are great parts of this built as well. Aside of all the glory of the exterior the ship also has a fully decorated interior with lots of mandolorian figures as well. Check out the builders
photostream for more photos.
Interior of the ship includes lots of interesting details as well.

Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user Nick Trotta a.k.a tardisblue who is well known for his amazing space MOC's shared this awesome vic viper variant namely Interference 3V in his photostream. The shaping and angles are incredible as the builders previous builds. The colorscheme looks very cool as well. My favourite sections are the engine intakes with dark blue lining and the cockpit. Check out the builders photostream for many more great MOC's. I can also check out the interview we have made with the builder in the past in our Guests of Honor section.