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Medieval Style Furnitures by Victor Vitale


These digital designs of medieval style furnitures were recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Victor Vitale a.k.a. Hobo Sapien. The builder did a great job using various parts to give the texture and shape of the medieval style. We don not often feature digital stuff but this one deserves it to be unique and examplary for MOC builders of the world. The builder also recently shared the "Cathedral of the Great Visage" which is also a incredible digital build worth sharing as well.  

A great design of a Medieval Cog for a Fantasy Setting


I'm always a fan of historical accuracy when it comes to design of buildings and vehicles. LEGO fan and flickr.com user BardJaskier shared this awesome design of a medieval style cog in a fantasy setting. According to description this diorama is a MOC for acollaboration project by "Zbudujmy To! LUG" members. The design of the outer shell of the vessel is really amazing together with tons of small details like the ladders built by string pieces and reddish brown shields as decoration. Check out the builders photostream for more photos.

Royal Joust by Przemysław Czarnik

LEGO fan Przemysław Czarnik a.k.a. siriusprzem shared this vibrant colored diorama of a medieval Joust scene in his flick.com photo-stream. I really like how colorful the MOC is and the smoothness of the kings seat section. Small details like training young lings on the corner, dragon suit guy running as a mascot and inclusion of so many castle figures added life to the MOC. f you want to see more great MOC's, I can recommend you to check out the builders previous great MOC's like the Osterode Rathaus, Aztecs pyramid and Monastery Brewery.

Medieval Blacksmith Shop by Ben Pitchford


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Ben Pitchford who seems to like designing big diaramas, created an impressive Blacksmith Shop. MOC have well-shaped blue tiled roof with cute little chimney. I really liked the unique stone wall. Blacksmiths working area which is under the roof which supported by wooden columns. You can vote this design in Ideas, If you want it one of them. Good Luck Ben.

Working hard to create a trebuchet


Our one of favorite MOCer that we follow, jsnyder002 build a new creation for Category B of Challenge V over on Guilds of Historica and ABS Builder challenge. Katoren Siege Workshop is capable of building all types of siege weapons. I'm addicted to jsnyder002's Medieval and Mediterranean styled MOCs. Everytime I stopped nearly ten minutes to go into details and minifigures.

The Last Guild by K.Kreations


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member K.Kreations shared his very old MOC The Last Guild with us today. He builded this MOC in 2015 for Brickslopes 2015 and never shared before. One huge house sitting on a well-built rock island. K.Kreations mixed castle and steampunk themes in one creation.

St. Yarinsburg by Brother Steven


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Brother Steven who is know for his great historical MOC's recently shared this beautiful creation on his photostream. I always liked the snow covered roofs in historical MOC's and Steven done the job very well. The walls of the building are done nicely. I especially liked the simplicity of the technique used on the building on the right. Little red dragon on the roof built with minifigure accessories and frog piece is also very creative.

Sigurd's General Goods from Skyrim by soccersnyderi

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LEGO fan and flickr.com user soccersnyderi who is known for amazing historical MOC's recently shared this great medieval fantasy building from the famous video game Skyrim. In the game Sigurd is the name of a character who works in a general goods store. I really like the texturing on the wall (the builder also shared the tutorial for it) and the street floor but my favorite part is the interior shown in the photo below.

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The back of the building can be opened revealing the interior full with furnitures and other types of decorations matching the details you see in the game.

Here we battle with winter


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.

Blacksmith's Shop & The House of Peer Rumstiek


LEGO Fan snd flickr.com member Sylon-tw created his first medieval MOC named Blacksmith's Shop & The House of Peer Rumstiek that includes a Blacksmith's Shop and a House with popular medieval MOC techniques. Sylon created a unique basement for his buildings with different kind of lbley pieces. Most interesting technique is using 1x1 tile shooters as branch starters on trees.

This! Looks! Awesome!


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Patrick Massey shared his latest MOC named Westwood Inn which amazes me in first look. Colors are wonderful, landscape is neat and restful, building is simple but powerful. this is the MOC that I want to do for last 2 months. I think Patrick can read our minds!

The Grand Bazaar by Mark of Falworth


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Mark of Falworth who is very successful on Medieval and Mediterranean MOCs has recently created another perfect creation for CCC14 design contest. The Grand Bazaar include some of rare colors in it. I mostly liked the main building with sand green masonry bricks. Golden Driller piece was used impressively.

Dungeons below the ground


LEGO Fan and flickr member W. Navarre who is my one of the favorite MOC'er in flickr created The Pit of Despair which is a two-storey underground jail in old ages. There are two different jails with prisoners in here and a room for the guard. This building hidden in a small rocky hill. This creation builded like a anthole. I mostly liked ragged design of the place.

Contra Oleon by Garmadon


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Robert4168/Garmadon and his friend Kai shared his latest collaborative MOC that includes two different forts with lots of war scenes. Forts are perfectly located to control passes through the rocky path. Greeneries and rocky landscapes add high detail to this collaborative Contral Oleon.

Marbury Village by Mark of Falworth



One of my favorite MOC'er and flickr.com member Mark of Falworth created another neat creation which can inspire Medieval MOC'ers all around the world. Marbury Village includes 3 different Medieval Building with tiny details. I mostly liked the details of church and the graveyard.

Vermillion Castle by John and Isaac Snyder


One of our recent guest of honor John Snyder a.k.a. jsnyder002 recently shared this beautiful castle MOC in his flickr.com photo-stream. According to the description this is a collaboration tugether with his brother Isaac for the YOMB display. The light tan - light bluish gray color combo turn out very well and the wall texturing is really beautiful. Small white sections are also interesting additions that make this castle unique. With the round white tower the castle has a oriental feel to it. The castle has a nice view from all angles. Check out this video shared by Beyond the Brick Youtube channel for more details.

Life in Nordheim Looks Beautiful


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.

A Secret Weapon from Historical Fantasy


Talented MOC builder from Germany, markus19840420 shared recently this vignette with unusual medieval age weapon MOC, a huge balista in his flickr.com photo-stream. This MOC was built as a free built for the medieval fantasy RPG "Die Neun Reiche" in Imperium der Steine Forums. Actually I wonder a little bit who could draw a bow this size because the drawing mechanism stand in a position much higher than a minifigure can reach. My best guess will be a giant or troll could be able use this huge weapon.

Other Half of Nordheim Harbormaster

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Just a few days ago we shared Nordheim Harbormaster by jsnyder002 & Isaac MOC with you. Today the other LEGO fan and flickr.com member Isaac (aka soccersnyderi) shared his MOC for Nordheim's other half, Nordheim Farmhouse. Creation has other half of the great wall of Nordheim, a small farm house with well-designed with different light bluish gray elements and just a regular medieval styled wooden house. I wish we'll see more Nordheim MOCs in future.

Nordheim Harbormaster by jsnyder002 & Isaac


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member jsnyder002 shared his and his friend Isaac latest MOC that is a collaborative build for Brickfair, Virginia. MOC includes a harbormasters house and a tower with great interior design. Landscape is very neat and successfully designed. The wall is also full of textures and looks realistic.