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Temple of Divus Julius by Antonio Cerretti

 

This amazing roman style temple MOC, namely Temple of Divus Julius was recently shared by talented lego fan Antonio Cerretti a.k.a. Praetorian- in his flickr.com photostream. As a fan of greco-roman architecture I love to see building models like this in LEGO form. From columns to golden details this MOC looks magnificant.

Mines are Fun! by jaapxaap


Flickr member jaapxaap has recently created a MOC for Rebellug contest named Vignweek. Designer used dwarfs for creating joyful mine attraction like roller coaster.

His technique to create a roller coaster track is basic but steady with supports. I enjoyed with this little vignette.

Gunsect, an Insectoid Gunslinger Action Figure


This unique and awesome design of an intectoid gunslinger figure was recently shared by talented builder and flickr.com user Paddy Bricksplitter in his photo-stream. The articulation and details are really amazing. I especially liked the design of the head. The antennas are also a very nice touch to complete the insectoid look.

Fountain of Blood in the Shape of a Girl


I like always liked brick-built sculpture-like MOC's. Flickr.com user and LEGO fan timofey_tkachev recently shared this beautiful MOC called "Fountain of Blood" in his photo-stream. It's always hard to replica organic shapes with LEGO pieces but the creator managed to do an impressive job on the shaping of the girl figure. I especially liked the hair section which was built with different types of tentacle and horn/tooth pieces. 

Indiana Jones temple escape by Zed


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Zed shared a MOC about an adventure of well-known archaeologist Indiana Jones. He is escaping from a temple which has a brillant designed gate. There are perfect textured walls beside the escape but I mostly liked a detail upon the gate. Zed used 1x2 rail plates to create this detail in Indiana Jones Temple Escape MOC.

Mech Inside Bigger Mech!


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Moko a.k.a. LEGO DOU Moko who is also one of our guest of honors, recently shared these unusual and beautiful mechas in his photo-stream. Honestly I haven't seen a mecha that can fit into another mecha before. The bigger mecha is called Baikanfu and according to my short research these are robots and characters from a Robo Machine. MOC's are impressive shaped and completely studless. Don't forget to check out our special interview with the builder if you haven't read it yet.

Hunters'man Inn by Robert Maier


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Robert Maier created a perfectly textured MOC named Huntersmann Inn with well-known techniques. His color scheme is simple but effective. I mostly liked the rocky pathway to bacdoor entrance of the building. 

Island of Catan by Simon NH


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Simon NH created a MOC that is full of different texturing techniques and well-designed brick built water effect. Two islands which have two different buildings on it has connected with a small wooden bridge. The Church has a roof with well known yellow hand piece technique. Color selection of wall section for church is impressive. The house which has roof room section that is builded by boat pieces has stunning ruined stone wall technique. Just like every piece in this building try to make this building impressive. I also liked the small wave effect near to the harbor. Island of Catan is a masterpiece!

Don't feed the monkey


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member alego alego created a MOC named Maison d'Ordralfabétix which has a huge pile of banana parts in it. alego tile his creation's roof with banana pieces. Not only banana roof technique is brillant but also his different wall technique with gray reversed tile pieces is successful. Banana roof really seems it builded by hays.

Maze of entrance by delayice



LEGO Fan and flickr.com member delayice shared a colorful MOC named Maze of Entrance. A colorful brick built waterfall amazes me when I see that creation. The upward cliff is well built. MOC open the mystery door slightly for us.

Winter Village: Corner Store by Carson Hart


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Carson Hart created an expansion for Winter Village sub-series. Winter Village: Corner Store contains little details and fantasric color-scheme about Christmas. Carson well used old gray and old brown pieces perfectly. I mostly liked the design of wooden doors and color scheme of plate-build brick wall.

Kastra Gatehouse by Giorgos Solomonidis


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Giorgos Solomonidis who love to user different pieces on the top of the buildings, created an impressive gatehouse MOC. Kastra Gatehouse is part of a bigger project named "Kastra of Thessaloniki", he said. It is the entrant of Guilds of Historica, for Age of Mitgardia challenge. I mostly liked the use of l-bley car top piece as an gate wall. Viking hull pieces make this MOC unique. 

The Tourist by Lego Fjotten


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Lego Fjotten shared a MOC about a movie that Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp starred in. A fish market scene from The Tourist movie is perfectly recreated by Lego Fjotten.

This! Looks! Awesome!


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Patrick Massey shared his latest MOC named Westwood Inn which amazes me in first look. Colors are wonderful, landscape is neat and restful, building is simple but powerful. this is the MOC that I want to do for last 2 months. I think Patrick can read our minds!

Silence of the Venice in 1486

Jonas Kramm who is created an inspiring diorama that inspired from Assassins Creed II. Venice 1486 shows us the other face of the city long before the tourist rush in 15th century. Jonas perfectly showed us an ordinary day in Venice. We can see the fisher boy and gondolier pass through the canal. The building is created by rare bricks and arched bridge designed perfectly. I mostly liked the tree on the yard.

Microscale Home of the God


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Jens Ohrndorf buily a microscale model of a church. In nomine patris includes so many different usage of parts to create a wonderful harmony. Design of the dome is impressive as well. I liked especially the usage of reddish brown plate pieces for the door to simulate the look of  an engraved wooden door.

Realistic Lexion 760 Harvester Model by Michał Skorupka


LEGO fan and flickr.com user Eric Trax a.k.a. Michał Skorupka who is known for his realistic brickbuilt vehicle models shared this beautiful MOC in his photo-stream. Although I am not really enthusiastic about farming machines I am really impressed how accurate this MOC to the real vehicle is. The vehicle is full with different power functions and the builder also uploaded a video about the creation to show the functions as well.  


You are not a Jedi yet by Andrew JN


LEGO and Star Wars Fan Andrew JN has recently shared a MOC of well-known scene from Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back that Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. Andrew perfectly recreate the Bespin Duel scene with LEGO pieces.

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.


The Giant of the Mountains





LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Jacob Nion has recently shared his latest MOC The Giant. Jacob use troll body pieces to summon this huge LEGO giant figure. Actually troll body pieces well fitted to this giant and seems like original design of TLG. I mostly liked the beard of the beast.