This awesome micro-scale building MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Thomas Gion a.k.a. HotDogSandwiches. According to the description, this building is the clock tower of the train station of Twilight Town (and a gummi ship), from the Kingdom Hearts series of games. Alhough I haven't played the game myself details are easy to spot like the elevated roadway, pillars, two clock and the different sizes of bells on top. I like the colorscheme in tan and dark red in general. With all the golden details the building has a steam-punk vibe on it as well. The builder has a varity of great MOC's featured in his photostream so dont forget to check them out as well.

Talented LEGO MOC builder and flickr.com user Koen Zwanenburg a.k.a. Swan Dutchman shared this beautiful and colorful micro-scale model of St. Basil’s Cathedral in his photostream. The shaping and the colors of this build are matches the real building and the use of extraordinary pieces like minifigure arms and horn pieces makes it outstanding. The builder used a variety of different shaped tile pieces all around the build which came out in recent years. Check out the builders flickr page to see many more great LEGO creations.

This unusual and beautiful micro-scale fantasy diorama was recently shared by talented LEGO builder Corvus Auriac in his flickr.com photostream. The diorama is full with amazing part usages. The dark green trees were built using minifigure epaulette pieces. The shaping of the rock formation is amazing. The impression of the head/face was done incredibly well with the addition of the eyebrows. The micro-dragon is also another small great detail I like the most.

When we see micro-scale capital ship models from Star Wars universe, they are often modeled after imperial ships. This one is a great exception. This greatly shaped micro-scale Rebel Assault Frigate was recently shared by talented builder and flickr.com user Carter Witz in his photo-stream. Check out the original vehicle to see how accurate the MOC actually is. I really like the greebling in the middle and the addition of star fighters.

This wonderful microscale diorama of Argonath from Lord of the Rings' fantasy universe, Middle Earth, was recently shared by LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user Jason Pyett in his photostream. The shaping of the statues are really great and according to the info below the photo the instructions are available on Rebrickable. I also liked very much the usage of sand green 1x1 modified plates as the boats floating on the river.

This amazing micro-scale Notre-Dame de Paris Diorama shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rocco Buttliere. The detailing on the cathedral is amazing for its scale. Check out the builders photo-stream for more great LEGO Architecture like MOC's.

This wonderful micro-scale Minas-Tirith MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO MOC'er Swan Dutchman a.k.a. Koen in his photo-stream. As many of you know already, this fantasy city is based on the famous book and movie series named Lord of the Rings, The round shaping of the structure is really impressive. The texture of the farm-lands and the mountain are also beautiful. Also we suggest you to check out the the MOC of Sauron's stronghold Barad-dûr, another amazing MOC that was shared by the builder before Minas Tirith.

Minas Tirith in the movie: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

Star Wars fan and flickr.com user GolPlaysWithLego shared this awesome micro-scale Battle of Hoth scene from the Movie, Star Wars Episode V: Empire Strikes Back (1980) in his photo-stream. The awesomeness of the creation comes from the amazing shaping of the AT-AT walker. The body of the walker is especially well design with film-accurate angles. The legs and the head are also well designed. Small defense turret and T-47 Snowspeeders complete the diorama beautifully.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rocco Buttliere who is known for his great micro-scale architecture-line style MOC's recently shared this amazing micro model of the Golden Gate Bridge, an iconic structure from USA. I'm really amazed by the construction techniques used by the builder. Thousands of detail pieces like connectors, hoses, pins and many Technic pieces are used besides standard parts for form the details of the bridge and the outcome is just perfect for its scale. Don't forget to check out the builders photo-stream for more photos of this beautiful MOC and his many other great micro-builds.

This great battlecruiser MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flick.com user Martin Latta a.k.a. thire5, who is known for his great Star Wars and sci-fi creations and was blogged here before with his great Battle of Hoth diorama. Although it is not common use, white-orange color combination looks beautiful on this ship. I always like micro-scale spaceships with nice hull-shape and details and this one is a great example. The hangar entrance on top of the cruiser is my favourite part on this MOC. 

Some MOC's looks so great that you could think that it is not made of bricks. Nautilus is one of those MOC's LEGO fan and flickr.com user Alexander Safarik a.k.a. Malydilnar recently shared this amazing and huge spaceship in his photo-stream. The shaping of the ship, especially the engine  and the bridge sections are amazing.  The angles on the outer shell and the numerous details around the ship makes the creation really exceptional. The builder have built other impressive ships before but Nautilus is the largest one with a length of 220 studs. You can check out this photo to understand how large this ship truly is.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Tim Clark a.k.a. Tim C76 who is known for his great space MOC's especially amazing starships, shared this awesome micro-scale starship model in his flickr photo-stream. The shaping of the hull and the wing style extensions are great. Gray sections evenly distributed over the ship makes the ship look even better. My favorite part is the engine section which looks clean and neat. The ship was displayed on Brickword 2016 and the builder shared a photo from the displayed where you can see the weapons have a firing effect which is is done with transparent antenna pieces.

Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user Grantmasters recently proved us all that the MOC must not be large to be impressive. The creator depicted this micro version of the giant mecha from the TV series Voltron: Defender of the Universe (1984). The model is incredible cute and also accurate to the cartoon version with its colors.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Jens Ohrndorf buily a microscale model of a church. In nomine patris includes so many different usage of parts to create a wonderful harmony. Design of the dome is impressive as well. I liked especially the usage of reddish brown plate pieces for the door to simulate the look of  an engraved wooden door.

The SHIPtember event continues with full speed. LEGO fan and flickr.com user Eínon who is known for his impressive brick-built model war ships, recently finished this amazing Space Battleship MOC and shared in his photo-stream. The ship is actually the model of Space Battleship Yamato from Japanese Anime Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2199, also known on the Western World as Star Blazers.