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Super-Realistic Porsche 911 Carrera Model

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.  

Eiffel Tower Model built with 16.000 Bricks!

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LEGO fan and flickr.com user the_jetboy shared this outstanding model of the iconic tower from Paris, the Eiffel Tower. The model was built in midi-scale and the shaping of the building is very accurate to the real structure. According to the info found here this model contains about 16.000 bricks and has an height of 150 cm (59 in). Check out the website for more photos and the story behind this beautiful creation.

Stark Family Reunited


LEGO Fan and flickr.com user Callum a.k.a. mandrakesarecool2 shared these nice brick-built midi-figures of the Stark Family from the populer fantasy themed TV Series Game of Thrones. The figures are nicely shaped and characters are easily recognizable. I especially like the usage of a white chima figure head as the pommel of a sword.

MH-60R Seahawk Helicopter by Lennart C

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This realistic military helicopter model, MH-60R Seahawk is built and shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com member Lennart C a.k.a Everblack. This is a good example that the scale is not very important as long as the building techniques and part selection is great. The shaping and the greebles are so good on this one. The creators photo-stream is full of great models including cars, planes and military vehicles. 

Lennart's MOC resembles the original vehicle very much.

Midi-size Poe's T70 X-Wing


Sometimes you don't have to build big MOC's to be create something great. LEGO and Star Wars MOC-builder Tim Goddard a.k.a. Rogue Bantha has recently shared this beautiful midi-size x-wing from the  Star Wars movie: The Force Awakens in his flickr.com photostream. The creator managed to capture the look of the movie vehicle very well. Usage of angled bar pieces creating the engine sections is also very creative.