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Katoren Courtyard by jsnyder002


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member jsnyder002 who is our guest in blog posts many times created a new MOC for The ABC's of Castle topic. It is not a entry for contest so creator try to use new color combinations on his MOC. I mostly liked the  base of the courtyard in Katoren Courtyardjsnyder002 gives me inspiration how to design a Mediterranean courtyard.

Silence of the Venice in 1486

Jonas Kramm who is created an inspiring diorama that inspired from Assassins Creed II. Venice 1486 shows us the other face of the city long before the tourist rush in 15th century. Jonas perfectly showed us an ordinary day in Venice. We can see the fisher boy and gondolier pass through the canal. The building is created by rare bricks and arched bridge designed perfectly. I mostly liked the tree on the yard.

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.

Into the desert

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LEGO Fan and Flickr.com member Marcel V. shared latest MOC on his photo-stream. Kaliphlin Outpost is as a lesson to how to photographed a Vignette. Not only his quality of photography skills is good but also his creation has many interesting part usage. Using white cobra snake as an fog is brillant work. I like the cobblestone work mostly. Small bushes on the sand is clever usage too.

Sunday Sunshine

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LEGO fan and Eurobricks.com member don leopold shared his recent addition to City of Barqa. During the civil war on Kaliphlin, two strangers arrived at Port of Barqa. It is quite simple MOC with plenty of details. I liked the big moustached man and sellers of the port. Star Wars half-dome piece is perfectly combined with the color selections of the harbour building.

A castle in the sand


LEGo Fan and flickr.com member Luis Baixinho who has a good working area that can be listed in our LEGO Rooms Page, created an eye-brightening MOC named Byblios. According to creators story, Byblios, the house of knowledge at the center of the desert Ahridus in Elgarvel. He creates a partially-worned sand castle in the middle of the desert. I liked the entrance with two long columns, and upper wide-windowed room. Also the arched balcony of the castle seems realistic.

Chase for Treasure


LEGO fan and flickr.com member brickbink shared his latest MOC that includes a great Eastern layout, The Chase. He is specialized on Eastern themed MOCs this year. He also previously created Eastern themed The Mosque and The Gate. We are really amazed with his works. I especially liked the engravings of fountain and well used brick arch pieces.

Non-Mediterranean Riviera that we couldn't believed


Every Saturday, I tried to blog new MOCs but nothing to find and check on my archieves to share inspirational creations. I think everyone builds on saturdays to share new MOCs on sunday. But today is not a regular day. LEGO Builder Andrew Tate has recently created a inspiring MOC, I want to live in it now. He told that he created a European Riviera but not from the Mediterranean side. It includes many Mediterranean architecture objects like tower with dome and brick-build walls. I wonder what is the name of this beautiful marina.