Upload time for this years CCC ended yesterday and our photo galeries are filled with many great creations lately. One of the most beautiful MOC's this lovely historical sail-ship was built by flickr.com user and Classic-castle member Aardwolf a.k.a.  aardwolf_83. I especially liked the round hull of the ship decorated with numerous details like shields, chains and custom items. The ship also has a beautiful interior too. Check out the builders photo-stream for more photos.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rat Dude a.k.a. ratm0nk3y who is known for his impressive and huge capital space ships most of which are blogged in our "best capital ships" compilation page shared this great ancient Greek galley in his photo-stream. The design and texturing resembles the historical ships very much. Custom figures are looking very cool too. The ship also has a fully decorated interior with lots of figures in it.

At first sight I didn't believe myself that this sailing ship is made of LEGO bricks myself but this is really made of LEGO bricks and this is fantastic! The creator of this work of art, Hoang H Dang a.k.a. Know Your Pieces wrote in the description of the photo that the curve of the hull was possible due to the tolerances (gaps) between LEGO elements. Actually this boat is really huge and consist around 7000 pieces. Check out this photo to get how large this creation is. With the impressive size and amazing shape this MOC becomes my all time favorite LEGO ship.

Hoang Dang built a beautiful fishing ship to pay tribute to the crew of the Vietnamese fishing boat which was sunk by Chinese patrol. This is a moc built with unorthodox techniques and good intentions. My first reaction was 'Best MOC ever!' when I just saw this. Very well done Hoang Dang, brick on!