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Cutest Optimus Prime Ever Built


Talented LEGO MOC'er and flick.com user Moko a.k.a LEGO DOU Moko recently shared this cute mini Optimus Prime which can also transform into truck form as well. The level of detail and articulation is amazing at this scale. It's also very easy to build and would stand very nicely on display side by side with the new upcoming official LEGO Optimus Prime set. The builder also shared a video showing how to build the MOC as well. Don't forget to take a look on the builders flickr photostream for many more great MOC's.

White Paladin by Scatman Orange

 


While it kind of resembles Megatron from Transformers movies, the color scheme of this MOC indicates more friendlier intentions. White Paladin by Scatman Orange is an ornately decorated mecha, worthy of its name. The greebling all around his body are remarks of beautiful Lego building. All the curves and bends and dents and edges fit together in a quite harmonious way. Check out this builders Instagram page for his other works.

This Mecha Deserves A Name


Well, the title says it already, but this amazing mecha by Scatman Orange unfortunately does not have a name. While it is certain that this mecha deserves one, an interesting thing about this MOC is that it was built in 2017. One would have expected such intricate details in a relatively more recently built MOC considering the new parts of the last five years. Still, this goes to show that one does not need the newest or the fanciest pieces, just some creativity and well-structured composition.

Mecha Squid With The Most Organic Looks

Since the very first days of Lego, building animals has been a staple for Lego fans of all ages. Mitsuru Nikaido, a Lego fan from Japan, has been building mecha animals for the past few years. His MOCs are very authentic in that their esthtetics reveal the creator without any room for suspicion. The newest addition to this growing collection of MOCs is a mecha squid. Just like his other MOCs, organic texturing with all the greebling and the always white plating give his mecha animals a truely unique robotic look. At tilesorstuds.com we're always looking forward to mecha animals to follow. Check out the builders photostream for more photos.

Twin Saw, an Incredible Robot MOC


This awesome robot MOC, namely Twin Saw was recently shared by flick.com user and talented MOC builder alex_ mocs in his photostream. This design is so good that at first glance you may not understand that it's built with LEGO pieces. The structure is insanely well especially on the legs and body. The builder is well known for his great character creations which in my opinion can be identified as LEGO art rather than MOC's so dont forget to check out his other inspiring creations.

Laser, an Unusual Tech Expert Character MOC by Ivan Martynov

This beautiful brickbuilt character MOC, namely "Laser" was recently shared by talented MOC builder and flick.com user Ivan Martynov a.k.a. Space Glove who is known for his amazing brick-build character creations. The unusual shaping of the limbs reminds me the classic sci-fi robots from 40's and 50's. I also liked the technic used for the eyes as well. Check out the builders photostream for many more great MOC's.

The MicroboT Hangar by Marco De Bon

 

I always like MOC's decpicting interior of industrial and/or sci-fi structures. LEGO MOCer and flickr.com user Marco De Bon a.k.a. guitar hero78 shared this great example of a futuristic industrial hangar in his photostream. If you take a closer look you woudld realise that the main block of the wall consist of rectangular container box pieces (61780) which is absolutely a great idea to make it look textured. I also like that the hangar is full of small details and minifigure works.

An Unusual Mecha MOC: Mega Rabbit

 

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Yohei Yamamoto a.k.a. LEGO DOU Moko who is known for amazing Mecha MOC's recently shared this nicely shaped and unusual MOC in his flickr photostream. It unusual for two reasons in my opinion. First reason is the usage of bionicle modified head pieces for fingers and toes and usage of hero-factory headgear pieces as kneekaps. Second reason is of course the rabbit head which looks terrifying. The creator of this MOC is also one of our Guest of Honors so you may want to check out the interview.

Cube-Robo, a LEGO transform mech


Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user LEGO DOU Moko whose creations were blogged in here multiple times before has recently shared another amazing creation. I personelly like the transformer style LEGO robot MOC's and the builder did a really great job on this. Clever use of different tile shapes including the triangular one on outside of the cube enables the the builder to give he robot a great posture. It can be said that the introduction of the small ball joint piece several years ago made these kind of aestehic robotic creations possible yet its still quite a challenge to create such beautiful MOC's. The builder also shared a lot of detail photos of this creation in his blog as well.

Timber Wolf from Mechwarrior by Kale Frost


LEGO Fan and talented builder Kale Frost shared this impressive mecha MOC in his flickr.com photostream. If you ever played or remember the Mechwarrior games you will instantly recoqnize this iconic vehichle equipped with all kinds of weaponary. Thc creator also added a small terrain detailed with ruins for the mecha to stand on which is also a nice addition. 

Slalom Probemaster An Exploring Ski-bot by Eero Okkonen


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.

Paragon Alpha, another impressive Mecha by Lu Sim


This awesome mecha MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO MOC'er Lu Sim a.k.a.  Messymaru who is known for his amazing sci-fi creations. The shaping of the mecha is amazing as always and I really like the blade weapon built using a very huge green transparent piece.

Lex Luthor's Mecha by Kale Frost


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Kale Frost a.k.a. Frost Bricks recently shared this colorful and great mech named Lex Mech in his photostream. The MOC' features Lex Luthor character, a famous villain in Superman cartoons and comics. The color-scheme of the mech is based on the armor-suit of Lex Luthor but the MOC's scale is much bigger than the original versions. I liked very much the usage of different hero-factory and/or bionicle pieces around the Mech as well as transparent neon-green pieces. 

Mech Inside Bigger Mech!


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Moko a.k.a. LEGO DOU Moko who is also one of our guest of honors, recently shared these unusual and beautiful mechas in his photo-stream. Honestly I haven't seen a mecha that can fit into another mecha before. The bigger mecha is called Baikanfu and according to my short research these are robots and characters from a Robo Machine. MOC's are impressive shaped and completely studless. Don't forget to check out our special interview with the builder if you haven't read it yet.

Robo-Guardian is back and it is bigger than ever!


LEGO fan and flick.com user spaceruner shared this huge robot-shaped mobile-base MOC, namely RX1 Behemoth, in his photo-stream. Any old-enough LEGO fan instantly recognize the shape of the iconic 6949-1: Robo-Guardian from Space sub- theme Spyrius. The proportions and the colors match the original set very much but it is very much bigger in size. from the creativity standpoint the MOC is very impressive as well. The robot has a fully decorated interior.

Special Interview with Dennis Qiu a.k.a. d' Qiu Brick


Today we have a very talented guest of honor, Dennis Qiu a.k.a d' Qiu Brick from Indonesia who is especially known for his sci-fi and monster MOC's. He has built som any great MOC's that we can not fit all the photos in this interview post. So be sure to check out his flickr.com photo-stream for many more great creations. Photos from the work of our guest will be presented between the questions.

Kaplan: We already know you are one of the best LEGO MOC'ers in the world. What can you tell us about yourself other than that. What is your real name? What is your dayjob? Do you have any other hobbies or activities?

Dennis: I am so honored with your words, but I still have much to learn more from other MOC'ers. I am 32 years old and live in Karawang-jawa Barat Indonesia. I am selling construction material for buildings for living. When I'm done with my work, I usually spend my spare time playing with my children Reagan and Kaylean. Beside these, I also do sports like cycling and playing futsal.


Awesome Gundam Barbatos Model by d' Qiu Brick


LEGO fan and flickr.com user d' Qiu Brick a.k.a. dennis qiu who is known for his figure/beast MOC's recently shared this awesome Gundam Barbatos MOC in his photo-stream. I'm not a big Gundam fan myself but I always admired the aesthetic look of the Gundam mechas especially if they are brick-built. The shaping of the model is amazing and the white-pink color-scheme looks extraordinary. The builder stated that he was inspired by this model which has the more common white/darkblue color-scheme.

Defender of the Universe in Micro Scale

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.

Assault Mecha ARMT-M01A Aras by Lu Sim


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Lu Sim a.k.a. Messymaru who is known for his great mecha creations and was blogged multiple times in this blog shared another impressive mecha MOC in his photo-stream. The shape and the color-scheme of this mecha is really outstanding as his previous creations. Thistime I especially like the sleek foot design and how the pilot gets into the mecha-frame.

Come Quietly Or There Will Be... Trouble!

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LEGO fan and flickr.com user Grantmasters recently shared this vignette featuring a famous scene from the futuristic movie Robocop. The MOC includes tons of small details and great custom minifigures. The custom Robocop minifigure is amazing by itself.