This awesome building MOC called "Modern Library" was recently shared by flickr.com user and talented LEGO MOC'er Łukasz Libuszewski. The MOC contains great building techniques and a unique visual style differentiating it from the conventional looking LEGO building MOC's and sets. The conbination of side-way building style and the large transparent panels worked impressively well. Check out the builders photo-stream for more details.

This awesome city building MOC was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user O0ger. According to the description this creation was built for a Swebrick Contest. I especially like how the huge wing plate piece is used as the main part of the roof. The diagonal edge of the wing piece gives the roof a unusual and modern look. Large-size chess on the floor is another great idea that takes the MOC to another level. The builder decorated the build with a nice selection of minifigures and plants as well.

Talented builder and flickr.com user LEGO 7 who was previously blogged here multiple times with his incredible creations like the Orgrim Doomhammer, Space Hot Dog Chef and many others shared this incredible and realistic airport in his photo-stream. The airport has a look of modern airports with two jet bridges. Check out the close-up photos in the album for more details.

This realistic McDonnell-Douglas F-18C Hornet Model was recently shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Dornbi who is known for his great brick-built vehicle models. The shaping and the decals are accurate to the original version of the fighter used by the Swiss air-force. Although I am not a big fan of cockpits built with transparent bricks/slopes, the technique suits this model very well. I also really like the retractable landing gears and foldable wings.

LEGO Model Creator and one of our favorite flickr.com member Arjan Oude Kotte who generally works on LEGO models of real ships, created an entry for ideas. In Brickton Harbour, Harpers Baitshop ready to serve for fishermen. Perfect combination of Dark Red, Reddish Brown and Bley pieces to create a living harbour look. Building technique of the Harpers Baitshop is absolutely different and brilliant. I fall in love with Konajra's creations.

Sci-fi and historical MOC's are much more common than City themed MOC's nowadays. Here is a very good example of a nice city building. LEGO fan and flickr.com user lisqr who is well known for his great creation like Metro infinity and micro-scale Minas Trith shared this outstanding modern apartment MOC in his photo-stream. The builder used so many shades of blue that I could not say for sure how many. The design of this building is so impressive that  there is almost no plain wall section or symmetry on this but still it looks great.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com pro member Arjan Oude Kotte has recently build a vintage harbour crane. I really liked to floow Arjan's builds as a Naval Architect. He has been creating a huge ship models from LEGO pieces. I mostly liked the color scheme of the crane and custom LED lightning pieces.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Ben van Middendorp created a MOC in last summer that we never discovered before. He created a Baker's Mill which is full of different techniques amazes me when I saw it firstly. He combines rounded wall and rounded stairs techniques in one MOC and also created a perfect stork on the roof. I mostly liked floor technique which seems like a balcony, and several times I used on my designs.

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member SEBASTIAN-Z created a model of a real Ski Chalet Building. He successfully designed balconies and his color choices are perfect. Differences of outer wall textures can be seen easily and modeled ad original building. I mostly liked plate-builded chimney which is heated our hearts.

Real Ski Chalet

An awesome LEGO fan and flickr member Tim Schwalfenberg who is also created Tiny Train Diorama and Oil Rig in Micro-Scale On Frozen Waters photographed his latest MOC, What's Cooking? Photo of an incredible modern looking kitchen seems like a coverpage of a latest issue of home decor magazine. He created this MOC for Ironbuilder February 2016 edition.