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Incredible Western Diorama by Metin Delikurt

 

After retirement of the Lone Ranger theme in 2014, It's a true that a big portion of the AFOL community wish for the return of the western theme from the 90's with a modern take. Meanwhile, talented LEGO MOC builder Metin Delikurt a.k.a. medel_brick shared this incredible western diorama in his instagram account. The diorama consist of many great buldings with full interiors as well as a pretty great terrain work. Each of the buildings are so detailed could be considered as a seperate MOC's themselves. My favourite details are windmill and water tower which I think gives the true feel of the era. There are also a lot of small scenes distributed around the diorama like the gold digging operation, native american camp, soldier squad and many more. With all the details, minifigures and tons of animals this diorama looks like a real living western town. Be sure to check out the builders instagram page for more detailed photos of the diorama and other beautiful creations.

Happy Lunar New Year!

This wonderful diorama celebrating the Chinese new year was recently shared by flickr.com user and LEGO fan Galaktek in his photostream. Different style big puppets from LEGO are combined in this diorama greatly. The Gate itself is also designed very nicely decorated with various pearl gold details. Additional buildings on the sides are also nice addition to the MOC. Together with the minifigures and street-line printed baseplate in the middle everything in this creation is how it is supposed to be in a real life new year celebration.

Funicular Railway from Zagreb by Sven Franic

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Talented LEGO builder and flickr.com user Sven Franic recently shared this awesome seen depicting a funicular railway together with buildings around it from Zagreb, Crotia. The texturing of the buildings and color selection look realistic and beautiful. The diorama also contains small details that makes it perfect. I especially the laundry hanged to dry on the background building. This creation is also motorized as seen in the video shared by the builder.

Beautiful Modular Buildings by Łukasz Libuszewski

These beautiful and colorful modular buildings were built and recently shared as a group-shot by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Łukasz Libuszewski a.k.a. looooookl in his photo-stream. The texturing and and color choices are great. I especially like the use of bright light yellow ("Chima yellow") in a city-building creation. Each bulding has a fully decorated interior too, so be sure to check out the builders photo-stream for more photos.

Realistic Fire Truck, FDNY Engine 54

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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.

Can you see the wing on the House of Culture?

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This awesome city building MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user O0ger. According to the description this creation was built for a Swebrick Contest. I especially like how the huge wing plate piece is used as the main part of the roof. The diagonal edge of the wing piece gives the roof a unusual and modern look. Large-size chess on the floor is another great idea that takes the MOC to another level. The builder decorated the build with a nice selection of minifigures and plants as well.

Nice addition to our modular cities

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Łukasz Libuszewski created a perfect addition MOC to Modular Building sub-theme. Bikeshop has a working elevator on it. Łukasz use rare colors and different part usages to create this brillant work.

A LEGO Airport with Jet Bridges!


Talented builder and flickr.com user LEGO 7 who was previously blogged here multiple times with his incredible creations like the Orgrim DoomhammerSpace Hot Dog Chef and many others shared this incredible and realistic airport in his photo-stream. The airport has a look of modern airports with two jet bridges. Check out the close-up photos in the album for more details.

Le Garage by Maarten W

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Maarten W has created a garage scene with too many repair tools. Le garage have not very detailed and fullfilled with new techniques but exterior design of the building is perfect. Red sign is perfectly designed and well-fitted on the building. Inside of the building there is so many details including like vintage carjack, electric wire, fire extinguisher and impressive tool-wall.


Brickhills Avenue by Andrew Tate

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LEGO fan and flickr.com user Andrew Tate a.k.a. Snaillad who is known for great town/city building MOC shared this beautiful MOC: BrickHills Avenue in his photo-stream. The exterior of the building has a nice smooth texture which reflects the architectural beauty of 1940's as intended. I especially like the interior of the buildings with lots of details including white appliances, bags, clothing etc. The builder was previously blogged here with the MOC's "Riviera" and "Top Slice". Be sure to check them out too if you haven't already.

Wedding Venue in a Historical Plantation House

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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.

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Dai Pai Dong - Hong Kong Traditional Open Food Stall by CK Tsang

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.

Perfect relaxing area for Modular Buildings



LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Andrew Tate who is known with his previous MOC The Riviera and Rua Amarelo, has recently shared another impressive MOC Top Slice Bakery. Bakery includes a toaster and mug building in huge sizes. This MOC is good addition for Modular Building series that can be used as a green space. I mostly liked the realistic shapes of the toaster building.

Some MOC's make your day colorful


My day becomes colorful when I see Pirates-based MOC. Today is colorful too because flickr.com member and LEGO Fan Nikola Đurić has recently created a MOC for Eurobricks' RPG Game, Baron Nicolas at the Port. It is a tiny city with a small wooden trade port, a lighthouse and bunch of local shops including barber. Two storey buildings sorrounding shore-road. I mostly liked the barber shop with tiny windows.