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 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.

Previously we have shared the preliminary photos of the 2016 Star Wars summer sets and now the high quality photos are revealed on the internet as well. Six different sets with their box and bricks are presented below. Click on the pictures to enlarge.

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 Angelo S. shared his version of famous X-Wing Red Five from the movie Star Wars. I especially like this model because the shaping of the nose section was done movie-accurate. The detailing on the top of the engine section and the colored parts above the wings are done very nicely as well. Maybe the engine outlets could be better built with cylindrical parts but other than that this an outstanding model.

LEGO Star Wars Fan and flickr.com member markus19840420 has recently shared his latest creation of epic scene from Episode V. He created an Echo Base to show his master builder skills which includes huge amount of details in it. He cleverly used regular white slopes upside down and created a perfect hangar-looked design. Tehre is so much perfectly builded snowspeeders and X-Wings lying here. I really want to see this Echo Base with on my own eyes.

We have collected photos of the Star Wars Summer 2016 sets from various sources from the internet for you. First of all lets start with the preliminary photos of the upcoming sets. Sorry for the very low resolution of the photos. These are the best quality photos we can currently find on the web. Click on the photos to enlarge them to see in better detail.

Sometimes you don't have to build big MOC's to be create something great. LEGO and Star Wars MOC-builder Tim Goddard a.k.a. Rogue Bantha has recently shared this beautiful midi-size x-wing from the  Star Wars movie: The Force Awakens in his flickr.com photostream. The creator managed to capture the look of the movie vehicle very well. Usage of angled bar pieces creating the engine sections is also very creative.