This awesome world war I fighter planet model, namely Eddie Rickenbacker's Spad S.XIII was recently shared by flickr.com user Daniel Siskind, who is also the owner of Brickmania (where tons of different custom creation including this one are for sale). The shaping and coloring of the vehicle is awesome and historically accurate for a minifigure-scale LEGO creation. The decals/stickers are also very nice. The builder also shared a beautiful air-battle action photo scene in his photo-stream where this plane attacks a German Fokker Dr.1 from behind and bricks fall of the damaged plane.

This realistic minifigure-scale fire truck MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user sponki25 in his photo-stream. According to the description this MOC is named after FDNY Engine 54 and dedicated to the fallen on 9/11/01. The detailing on the vehicle is very impressive as well as decals around the MOC that are accurate to the real vehicle.  The builder also shared other iconic vehicles of New York City before, so don't forget to check out his photo-stream.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Sylon-tw recently shared this outstanding futuristic plane in his photo-stream. The shaping of this thing resembles a little bit to the X-wing from the Star Wars universe but there is a obvious difference on the curvature and the connection of the wing. I like the overall look and colors on this vehicle. The section I like the most are the air intakes on the sides of the plane. Parts, decorated with official LEGO stickers were also used properly around the MOC.

LEGO fan and flick.com user CK Tsang a.k.a. chiukeung who was recently blogged here with another great MOC: Japanese Hina Dolls, shared this impressive Dai Pai Dong MOC in his photo-stream. The build is in LEGOLAND scale where the figures are significantly larger than the minifigures meaning this creation is really huge. The architecture of the buildings is outstanding and the food kiosks were built very realistically as well.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 who is known and blogged here for his previous great MOC's like '67 Chuck Miller’s Ford C-cab and "Blue Bull" Space Tank shared this realistic replica of Volkswagen T1 Esso Service truck in his photo-stream. The shaping and the stickers are incredible as always and also very accurate to the real vehicle. You may wonder what does the dutch writing on side of the truck means. According to the description the writing on the load compartment sides means "Esso petroleum for your domestic heating". I like everything on this model and it looks like we will continue to blog many more creations from the builder in future.

This outstanding Dropship MOC was shared recently by flickr.com user Horcik Designs in his photo-stream. Texturing with greebles and shaping of this vehicle is very well. Decoration with various official and non-official stickers make the creation unique and even more interesting. I especially like the cockpit design where the windshield is completly surrounded by slope pieces that gives the MOC a smooth look.

Probably an aircraft with this shape can not fly in real life. But hey, this is LEGO world and everything is possible with bricks as long as you can imagine it. Flickr.com user and LEGO fan Jon Hall shared this outstanding aircraft MOC named as E-41 Skyclipper in his photo-stream. The design of the creation is based on a original artwork by Jake Parker and the LEGO version looks really accurate to the picture. The creator also made a custom female pilot for this plane and shared the custom torso decal.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user BobDeQuatre recently shard this outstanding Star Wars style star fighter MOC in his photo-stream. This fan-made fighter called Denon's Stallion has a ARC-170 or X-wing like look with a very creative wing design. I like the overall design and cleanliness of this MOC very much. I also like that the builder used the sticker with the horse head figure from the set Lance's Mecha Horse (70312). The shaping of the nose section with the curved slopes looks very cool too. Check out the album for more photos.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Davy Linden this outstanding dozer MOC, a Caterpillar D11t  in 1:17 scale in his photosteam. The form and the details are amazingly accurate to the real vehicle with complete studless design. This model is also fully functional as well. Accoring to the description this huge creation is 62 cm long and 28 cm wide and equipped with :1x L, 2x XL and 4x Servo motors.

This beautiful and highly detailed ship is built by the Brick Time team member and LEGO fan Sylon-tw. According the description "The new horizon" is a heavy armed scouting ship. It is designed for long distance flights. It is also heavy armored and armed.

The shaping of this MOC is really outstanding. I also like the red-white color-scheme as well since red is my favorite brick color. I also like the addition of small details like transparent blue round brick pieces and reversed turntable top elements on the engines. The stands looks cool too.