We don't blog digital creation very often in this blog but when we do we select the best ones to share with the readers. This wonderful and huge creation is a model train named Aurora from the game Metro Exodus. This MOC was created by talented builder Hasan Kabalak who is also the creator of the great Golf Mk1 GTI model in LEGO Ideas, which was reached the necessary numbers in first stages in Ideas incredibly fast but not selected by LEGO at the final stage. The MOC contains increadible amount of details both in the interior and exterior as well. The MOC also contains lots of the characters from the game. I haven't played the game myself but checking out the game photos from the internet the characters also portrayed in LEGO form as close as they could. I lşke the use of the new Star piece in front section. The builder also made custom rails as the basic LEGO rails are not suitable for a monster train. I also liked the extra details like the containers, boxes, wooden supports etc around the vehicle as well.

This wonderful cottage MOC covered in snow was recently shared by talented builder and flickr.com user Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 who is also one of our guests of honor. The snow details all over the MOC look very smooth and nicely done. I also liked small details like firewood pieces and santas sleigh. Check out the builders photo-stream for more amazing builds. 

Star Wars fan and flickr.com user GolPlaysWithLego shared this awesome micro-scale Battle of Hoth scene from the Movie, Star Wars Episode V: Empire Strikes Back (1980) in his photo-stream. The awesomeness of the creation comes from the amazing shaping of the AT-AT walker. The body of the walker is especially well design with film-accurate angles. The legs and the head are also well designed. Small defense turret and T-47 Snowspeeders complete the diorama beautifully.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Adam Dodge shared his latest MOC that contains a Canadian icebreaker ship. These type of ships have to maintaining shipping routes and escorting commercial ships which try to enter or exit harbor. Adam create ship with known techniques but his ice effect is impressive. He used clear transparent doors, window glasses, cheese slopes to create this brillant ice detail in hic MOC.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Brother Steven who is know for his great historical MOC's recently shared this beautiful creation on his photostream. I always liked the snow covered roofs in historical MOC's and Steven done the job very well. The walls of the building are done nicely. I especially liked the simplicity of the technique used on the building on the right. Little red dragon on the roof built with minifigure accessories and frog piece is also very creative.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Gabriel Thomson shared his MOC that includes a Viking Hut and a wooden tower to observe the kingdom. Gabriel created a typical Viking hut that's roof is full of snow . I liked the disorder of the snow above the ground and icy sea. Maybe the tree need some snow effect too.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member bigboy99899 created brillant MOC with some light effects and dozens of white pieces to create Emotions: Winter. I think this is the realistic winter scene I have ever seen was built by LEGO pieces. Leaves with snow loads simulate perfectly, snowy roof design and light effects are impressive too. This MOC totally makes me excited to create a snowy MOC.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Martin Latta a.k.a. thire5 who is known for his previous great MOC's like the Grond, ARC-170 Starfighter and Terminator shared this iconic battle scene diorama from Star Wars Empire Strikes Back. The hangar, the AT-AT's, the terrain... Everything is awesome on this diorama. I also like the inclusion of the Millenium Falcon as well. The base look incredible from all angles.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user markus19840420 who is well known for his great Star Wars and historical MOC's recently shared this impressive battle diorama based on the video game series: Star Wars: Battlefront. The vehicles and the hanger amazing great but I also loved the terrain formations. Snow patterns on dark colored look really cool. According to the description this huge creation takes 10 months to build and includes 250.000 parts.

The hangar itself is full of classic Rebel vehicles like Y-wings, X-wings and Snow speeders.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Pixel Fox try to remind us the soul of the 90's LEGO catalogs. He composed 3 different scene like old catalogs. Alien Artifact, Searching for survivors and A Song of stone and Mud returned me to my childhood.

This amazing diorama depicting the Battle of Trenton (1776) was created as a collaborative build as part of HistoryLUG's larger America 1776 display for Brickfair Virginia. According to the description the terrain, fig posing and the dark red brick house are contributions of flickr.com user Gary Brooks a.k.a. Gary^The^Procrastinator who has shared the photos of the diorama; Ryan Keeth built that bluish gray colonial house in the middle, and the other two houses were built by Joshua Brooks. Charlie Nienaber was good enough to create some Hessians and his figs are coming forward in front of the house on the right. The diorama is really impressive with historically accurate building and custom figures.

One of our guest of honor, jsnyder002 shared this beautiful historcial fantasy diorama named "Life in Nordheim" in his flickr.com photo-stream. The diorama is huge and full with details like a wooden boat under construction, nicely designed houses, a part of a stone wall with great texture and a mountain with a interior. I also like the addition of classic green dragons into the diorama very much.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member monstrophonic shared his latest MOC about a steam powered train in 1932 showed us a perfect snow splash! There is no need to say snow splash effect is the best thing in that MOC. Building technique of the station's roof is also awesome. Because of all these aspects, Snowspeeder 1932 is deserved to blogged.

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.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Sergeant Chipmunk has recently shared a scene that we're very familiar with LOTR trilogy. He recreated the scene that the Fellowship tried to pass through the Redhorn Gate. He successfully created the rocky mountain walls with ice and snow.

Eurobricks member and LEGO Fan Tirrell Brown a.k.a Blufiji shared this outstanding medieval tower, Frost Spear in his flickr.com photo stream. This build has interesting snow effects created by using different types slopes and tiles. I especially like the pipes that pumps the water out of the hot spring. The grey wall texturing and wooden frames look also cool. Maybe more than one type of plant could be used as foliage. This tower was built for the Eurobricks' Guilds of Historica clan Midgardia which represents lands covered with snow.