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Colorful Orc Hideout On Swampside

 


This colorful fantasy style diorama is recently shared by talented LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com user -LittleJohn who is known for his great historical fantasy builds like  Sabishi Monastery, According to the description this creation was built for the Iron-Builder contest. The special seed piece to be use for the round is Plate, Modified 2 x 3 with Bar in dark red, which is better known as a sci-fi or riot shield. and used in Star Wars sets and alike. The builder did a nice job using the piece as roof cover. I especially like the "swamp/lake" style of the water built using sand green color which is a very proper choice for this ocasion. The crocodile banner from Legends of Chima line is a nice touch to the scene.

Bust of Thrall from Word of Warcraft


This wonderful piece of art built with LEGO bricks was recently shared by talented MOC'er and flickr.com user yu chris a.k.a. chris office. This bust depicts a character called Thrall from the Word of Warcraft franchise. The detailing and the shaping is really amazing. Don't forget to check out the builders photo-stream for many more great creations.

Orgrim Doomhammer from WoW


Talented MOC builder and flickr.com user LEGO 7 built and recently shared this impressive big figure MOC, Orgrim Doomhammer which is a World of Warcarft character. The shaping and the accessories of the figure are all done amazingly well. I especially liked how the hands and the face is modeled. The realistic and organic look of the body is achieved by using lots curved slope pieces all around the body. The base was also built nicely with the stone statues etc.

Sunday Delight by Thorsten Bonsch


Orc Stronghold Orsinium which is one of the memorable location from The Elder Scrolls Online is modeled by LEGO. Flickr.com member Thorsten Bonsch shared his third ESO MOC, I think the best one. He re-invented cobblestone technique with some snowy effect. It is not necessary to say but I mostly liked and willing to use this impressive technique in my future MOCs.