Eurobricks member and flickr.com user Patrick Massey a.k.a. MassEditor recently shared this beautiful and colorful MOC in his photo-stream which was built for the Guilds of Historica storyline in Eurobricks. I really like the idea that some parts of the creation like the roads and the river run over the smooth black frame of the vignette. The manor building itself is a great historical MOC on his own. Lots of different plants and trees makes the creation even more interesting.

This huge historical diorama, namely England 793 was built by the Brick to the Past team and shared by the team member and flickr.com user Dan Harris a.k.a. Macsen Wledig. The size of the diorama is really impressive. According to the description this creation was built on 115 48x48 baseplates. Check out this photo to understand how large it really is.  The terrain as built beautifully and looks really natural.  The buildings and ships are also built greatly using different building techniques. One of the most unique ones is the shack roof built with minifigure hands. Check out the flickr.com group for more detail photos.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user jaapxaap who was previously blogged here with his another great MOC "The Hanging Gardens of Babylon" shared this beutiful Asian style MOC in his photo-stream. The MOC is called "NinjaGo Swamp City" and includes character minifigures from the theme as well. The shaping and textures on the buildings make the creation outstanding and the swamp makes it look natural. According to the description this MOC was Legoworld Utrecht 2016.

After a vacation week full of sun and sea we are back with awesome blogged creations. This beautiful micro-scale landscape was built by flickr.com user and LEGO fan Emil Lidé a.k.a. Full Plate. For those who don't know Avalonia is a fictional state in the Guilds of Historica in Eurobricks.com. The colors and the shaping of the trees are really great but my favorite section is the small pier on the shore of the small lake.

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.

One of our recent guest of honor John Snyder a.k.a. jsnyder002 recently shared this beautiful castle MOC in his flickr.com photo-stream. According to the description this is a collaboration tugether with his brother Isaac for the YOMB display. The light tan - light bluish gray color combo turn out very well and the wall texturing is really beautiful. Small white sections are also interesting additions that make this castle unique. With the round white tower the castle has a oriental feel to it. The castle has a nice view from all angles. Check out this video shared by Beyond the Brick Youtube channel for more details.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user SEBASTIAN-Z shared this beautiful plantation house MOC in his photo-stream. Both the exterior and the interior of the house was designed nicely and historically accurate. The interior is actually amazing with furniture and many small details. My favorite room is the dining room with that fabulous chandelier built with a golden wheel piece and clear pieces underneath.

This astonishing MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO fan David Hensel a.k.a. Legonardo Davidy, who is a well known builder for his great historical MOC's. Accordin to the description, with an estimated 20-25,000 bricks and a footprint of a 77cm square, this is his largest creation to date. In this large vignette he presented us the house of Radagast, the brown wizard from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. The shaping of the house and the vegetation is really incredible beyond words. Using the tan colored droid arms turns out to be a great great idea and therefor the roof design is truly wonderful and natural looking.

This wonderful villa MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.coum user Gabriel Thomson a.k.a. qi_tah. The creation was built for the Summer Joust, Guild category, Team Kaliphlin (Guilds of Historica in Eurobricks.com) The creation looks great with nice color combinations and textures.  Minifigure posing is also done greatly as well and really adds life to the creation.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user markus19840420 who is known for his great Star Wars and castle themed creations shared this beautiful vignette in his photostream. According to te description this creation is the builders third Challenge MOC for the Imperium der Steine RPG "Die Neun Reiche". The elk itself is nicely shaped but what I like the most is the small lake and the vegetation. The tree in the midde looks very natural too.

This beautiful castle surrounded by colorful trees was recently shared by Eurobricks member and flickr.com user Tirrell Brown a.k.a. Blufiji. The texture on the walls and the vegetation are done with great detail and highlights of the MOC. The rock formation around the castle was built very natural. According to the description this Castle is built for the Guilds of Historica in Eurobricks.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Ben Pitchford who was also the creator of huge Rivendell MOC in Ideas shared this amazing and giant MOC called "The Samurai Code" in his photo-stream. My favourite section is the small volcano and the stepped waterfalls. Colorful trees are also very beautiful. This MOC features one of the best examples of rock shaping.

Flickr.com user and LEGO fan Joshua Brooks a.k.a. JBIronWorks recently shared this naval military ship MOC in his photo-stream. I like the general shaping of the boot as well as the interior. The boots design looks like the modern coast guard boats but in gray-yellow color scheme instead of orange.  The vegetation on the background also looks interesting especially the tree in the middle looks great. 

Our latest guest of honor and flickr.com user Paul Trach a.k.a. Disco86 recently shared is beautiful movie scene vignette from The Martian (2015). The shaping and texturing of the walls are done greatly. The foil above the plantation (as seen in the movie) was done using official  LEGO plastic bags so this choice makes this creation a purist MOC.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Bart De Dobbelaer who is known for his amazing alien habitat dioramas and incredible space creations shared this alien planet diorama in his photo-stream. Giant alien insects, huge alien plants this MOC includes all sort of alien life in it. If you look carefully you can see that there is an exploration team on the surface with high tech equipment.

LEGO Fan and Eurobricks member Jonas Wide shared this great historical exploration vignette featuring mangrove, an exotic type of vegetation seen in tropics in his flick.com photo-stream. This creation is built for for Challenge I - The Great Push for Exploration in Brethren of the Brick Seas, on Eurobricks. I think this is the first time that a builder created these plants and this is quite impressive. Red-green parrots and crabs are also a cute addition to the scene.