This huge and awesome battlescene diorama was shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user -LittleJohn in his photostream. According to the description this creation was build for for Guilds of Historica Book III Challenge IV, Category A. GoH is a collaborative story narrative hosted in Eurobricks.com. I really like the angular build-style of the walls and especially the techniques used for the round roof sections. The oriental style of the buildings really unique and beautiful. 

Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user Eero Okkonen who is also one of the Guests of Honor in Tiles or Studs Blog shared this awesome and unusual bot MOC in his photostream. The design of the legs are really compact and mechanical looking. The torso section is built using buildable action figure / bionicle pieces which looks unusually nice. I also liked the custom figure with the old headgear piece from the old Adventurers Orient Express Line from 2003. Small arctic plant with snow on it is also a beautiful touch to the scene. Check out the guests of honor page and builders photostream for more great creations like this.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Tirrell Brown a.k.a. Blufiji who was previously blogged here with another amazing creation named Evenfall Castle, shared this awesome oriental style desert castle named Qar Riwa in his photo-stream. The color of the castle walls match the sands of the desert which makes this castle look really authentic. The texture of the structure and the half cylindrical walls on the side makes this even more impressive.

LEGO fan and flickr.com member Eero Okkonen a.k.a. Pate-keetongu shared this outstanding far east festival vignette, the "Dragon Dance" in his photo-stream. According to the description this MOC is his winning entry on Happening category in Moducity contests in Model Expo 2016. The shaping of the dragon model is beyond words. This MOC is one of the best examples of perfect part usage.

LEGO fan and flickr.com member brickbink shared these two great oriental building MOC's in his photo-stream. Both of the MOC's a are designed greatly using different texturing techniques. White motives on the mosque walls are done nicely with small arch pieces which is unique for this MOC. The color selection is very well done in both MOC's 

I especially like the door section on this one. Using different sizes of arch pieces together to create a oriental looking gate is a great idea The terrain is also textured and detailed with small plants. I like this tree more than the tree in the mosque because the other one has a circular hole on the trunk.