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U-BOOT TYP VII C 1/38 Scale Model by Ciamosław Ciamek

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Ciamosław Ciamek a.k.a. PigletCiamek shared this awesome model of a U-BOOT TYP VII C in a 1/38 Scale in his photostream. This is undoubtedly the best realistic submarine model built with LEGO pieces. The size and shaping of the hull are really impressive and more amazingly the model has a fully decorated interiror. According to the description this model is 177 cm (~70 inches) long and built using approximately 15000 pieces. The builder shared detailed photos of each room with tons of detailed. You can check out the individual section details in this flickr album

 

  

Images from the interior of the vessel. (click to enlarge)

An unusual military plane, S-34 Pelican by Jon Hall


LEGO fan and MOC builder Jon Hall who is known for his great aerial vehichle creations shared this awesome military plane MOC, S-34 Pelican in his flickr.com photostream. The shaping of the hull is done greatly and the colorscheme is beautiful. Camouflage patterns and decals look very nice too. Check out the builders photostream for many more great MOC's.

Panzerkampfwagen V Panther by Panzerbricks


Flickr.com user Panzerbricks a.k.a. Legotron who is known for his great WW2 creations shared another great historical tank model Panzerkampfwagen V Panther in his photo-stream. Panther is one of the most important and iconic war-machines used by the Nazi Germany. Maybe its not famous as the Tiger tanks but it is historically (arguably) the most effective tank after American M4 Sherman in WW2. The overall design of the hull is great as the previous creations of  Panzerbricks. I especially liked the design of the turret where the connection of the barrel to the turret is cylindrical like the original. 


A photo from a 2015 event shows the amazing variety of vehicles built by Panzerbricks

WW2 Style Combat Walker


LEGO fan and flickr.com user SweStar recently shared this outstanding WW2 style combat walker in his photo-stream. The walker is amazingly detailed with small parts like bars, Technic pieces and minifigure utensil pieces. The use of mixture of dark and light bluish colored parts highlights the details nicely. The custom figure with camo armor from Utapau clone trooper fits the concept very well too.

Super Corsair by Maelven

https://www.flickr.com/photos/sydag/26888835713/in/dateposted/

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Maelven a.k.a. Sydag shared this amazingly shaped historical fighter MOC in his photo-stream. We have previously blogged another great plane, F4U-5N from the same builder in our blog. This one is a modified and recolored version of the same basic WW2 model. I especially like the engine section but the the overall shape is impressively realistic for its scale.