This awesome looking and movie accurate walker was recently shared by Mirko Soppelsa, who is the owner of starbricks.net. This creation is offically called by the builder as AR-Project and resembles the clone AT-RT model walker very closely. The shaping of the vehicle is really great and it really matches the style of LEGO's Ultimate Collector Series line. The MOC is also in the colorscheme of the 501th battalion which is ofcourse the fan-favourite clone unit. Check out the builders photostream for more Star Wars MOC's of Star Bricks.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Frost a.k.a. TFDesigns! shared this beautiful space rover in his photostream. There is a funny description below the image about the vehichle, which indicates that the rover actually belongs to the Animal Rescue Squad of Pinktron faction. The name of "Pinktron" is ofcourse a reference to the classic space themes of 1990's, Black-tron, M:Tron etc. Black-dark pink color combo looks really nice and my favourite part is the custom brickbuilt tires for this rover. Check out the builders photostream for other great space MOC's.

This magnificent ait-craft MOC was built by one of guest of honors, a very talented builder Vince Toulouse. The use of plasic wings are really extraordinary. The shaping of the hull is very smooth as always. I especially like the sideways use of the large windshield pieces and the interior. The cockpit section is also awesome two floor design.

This wonderful MOC depicting the Sheriff Hopper's Cabin from the Netflix series Stranger Things was recently shared by talented LEGO Builder Andrea Lattanzio a.k.a. Norton74 who is one of our Guest of Honors. Both the building and the vehicle were shaped greatly and accurately to the versions in the series. 

This awesome UCS Scale Jedi Interceptor (Obi Wan's color scheme) model was built by talented LEGO MOC'er Martin Latta a.k.a. thire5 who is known for his amazing Star Wars creations. The shaping and the placement of the bricks to make the print pattern is exceptional. I also really like the design of the cockpit that includes four transparent pieces used together. According to the description below the photo this MOC contains 1675 pieces. I'm pretty sure that this is the most accurate version of the  iconic Star Wars starfighter from Episode III. Check out the builders photo-stream for many more awesome creations like this one. 

This awesome model was built and recently shared by flickr.com user Ricardo P. [Biczzz]. I really like the proportions and the amount of detail the builder can manage to show us. I also like the fact that the used the LEGO's fictional fuel brand Octan instead of any other real life brand. Small details like the vehicle model and brand stickers are also additions that makes this model even more realistic.

The model is very accurate to the real vehicle as seen above.

This amazingly well shaped futuristic vehicle MOC was recently shared by flickr.com user and talented builder Marius Herrmann who is known for his great sci-fi MOC's. The design of the vehicle is based on a anti-gravity racing vehicle re-design of FEISAR by Shaun Mooney from the video game Wipeout.

The original graphical concept of the vehicle by Shaun Mooney.

This piece of awesome nostalgia is shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Frost a.k.a. TFDesigns! who is know for his colorful space creations. I always liked Classic Space and the fallowing Space themes like M:Tron, Blacktron, Blacktron II etc. This MOC reminds my the good old times where you don't have to put stickers on pieces. 

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.

This amazingly movie-accurate UCS-style minifigure-scale U-Wing model was recently shared by flickr.com user Mirko Soppelsa. This is absolutely the best version among the U-Wing MOC's so far. The details and the texture of the vehicle is really impressive. The shaping and coloring are also very accurate to the original model seen in the movie Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016). I especially liked the engines which were built with various cylinderical pieces and nice techniques were used to combine them.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Sinan Bitişik who is known for his sci-fi vehicle models and vignettes shared this nicely shaped starfighter, QX-ULTRA 0.2. In the description the builder defined this vehicle as a middle range fighter. I think this fighter resembles to the Viper from the Battlestar Galactica. The clean look of the yellow sections together with gribbles on the gray sections looks great. Small mechanical details like hoses and landing gear make the creation even more interesting.

Classic space is one of my favourite themes and the Mega Core Magnetizer (6989) is one of my all time favourite sets. Flickr.com user and Eurobricks member ZCerberus combined these two and created a beautiful space vehicle MOC. I really liked the greebles all around the vehicle as well as the smoothness of the blue trim sections. Using old magnet pieces added the MOC a little bit of nostalgia which is great. The huge transparent yellow canopy piece looks great giving the vehicle an absolutely classic space look while being a highly sought-after (also really expensive in the second-hand market) piece. You can check out the builders Eurobricks forum topic for more details and photos of the MOC.

These super-realistic heavy equipment was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Beat Felber a.k.a. Engineering with ABS who is known for impressive LEGO scale model vehicles. The heavy truck on the left is Euclid R-170, a 170 ton mining truck. According to the description the truck is in 1:28.5 scale and has four different functions. The vehicle on the right is Marathon LeTourneau L-1200 LeTro-Loader, a diesel-electric wheel loader. Again it is in 1:28.5 scale matching the truck and it has six power functions. I really like the shaping of the vehicle they look very accurate to the real ones. Especially the truck looks almost exactly the real one. Combining PF with realistic system designs is always a very hard and Beat Felber accomplished an impressive work ones again. Don't forget to check out the builders photo-stream for many more amazing brick-built scale models.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Tim Inman a.k.a. abidnovaracer who is known for his impressive brick-built model vehicles shared this 1966 Ferrari 365P Tre Posti Model in his photo-stream. The shaping of the car is really beautiful. I especially liked the bumbers on the front made with flexible hose pieces. On the other hand I think the car could have more curvature in general as the real car.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Ricardo Soà a.k.a. Ryckyloko shared this amazing war machine from the Warhammer 40k universe. According to the description of the photo this vehicle was inspired by the Land Raider version of Jerac who is known for his amazing Sci-fi creations. The design of the vehicle look incredible accurate and I like the red-black color-scheme very much.

This amazingly realistic brick-built scale model of a Peterbilt 379 was recently shared by expert model builder and flickr.com user Bricksonwheels who is known for great scale models of vehicles. This MOC is perfectly shaped as the creators previous models. Chrome details made this creation even more impressive. Check out the photos of the original vehicle to see how realistic this MOC is.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Inthert who is known for nice Star Wars ship MOC's recently shared this rare version of Tie Fighter in his photo stream. Yellow colored Tie Fighters which are owned by the Mining Guild  first appered in the second season of the Star Wars: Clone wars in the episode "The Call".  The design of the ship was looking clean and complete will all details including the yellow-black stripes in the middle of the panels. 

One of our guest of honors, Paul Trach who is known for his great vignettes in historical and Star Wars themes recently shared this impressive aircraft MOC from the futuristic Sci-Fi movie Oblivion (2013) in his flickr.com photo-stream The shaping of the vehicle resembles the model from the movie very much. My favorite part is the cockpit section where the builder managed to fit two seats and controllers inside the spherical bubble.