LEGO Fan and LEGO Certified Professional Ryan McNaught (aka brickman) created a MOC named Trojan Horse which has a huge horse model looking like LEGO's very own old molded horse. Ryan is a well-talented Professional builder who is not a employee of The LEGO Group but officially recognized by the LEGO Group as trusted business partner. This huge Troy diaroma took 53 hours to finish by using approximately 9500 pieces. MOC is not teach us so many new techniques but it is looking very impressive and fully detailed.

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rat Dude a.k.a. ratm0nk3y who is known for his impressive and huge capital space ships most of which are blogged in our "best capital ships" compilation page shared this great ancient Greek galley in his photo-stream. The design and texturing resembles the historical ships very much. Custom figures are looking very cool too. The ship also has a fully decorated interior with lots of figures in it.

Ancient Greece always gives me inspiration to build something new. Flickr.com member Mpyromaxos build something inspirational for me to enter a gricks.gr design contest. Χρῲ τοις Θεοίς. (Invoke the gods) is including standart ancient greek elements with good presentation. Perfectly builded temple lynig on the top of the rocks and details of soldiers are perfect.

LEGO Fan and historic MOCmaker Simon Schweyer has recently created a spectecular MOC like his previous ones, named A Classical Greek Polis. He built this MOC for Kockice Brick-story Contest and tried to represent us an Ancient Greece diorama.