Moc Monday: Hammerhead Shark

Animals are fascinating.  Sometimes even more so if you take their names literally.

You can see Dallen Powell's other builds on Flickr.

Moc Monday: Dragon's Forge

Sorry for the Late Moc Monday again, but we've been pretty busy. Today for Moc Monday, we will be featuring a build by Robert4168. His Ninjago themed build shows off intricate uses of landscaping and building techniques. Specifically the windows to this build are quite amazing.

Be sure to head on over to his flickr and give his creation a like and also let us know your thoughts on the upcoming set in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Bonsai Tree

Today, for Moc Monday, we will be doing a very tranquil build of a Bonsai tree by Brent Waller. His build is very unique, using various parts that would not be thought of when building a bonsai. These include the 3 prong grass pieces and the large slopes for the trunk.

Be sue to head on over to his flickr and give his creation a like and let us know your thoughts on the build in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Coruscant Underworld

Today, for Moc Monday, we will be featuring a build of something we don't see too often which is Coruscant. The build, by Odyssey Builds, is quite unique and is filled with a variety of cool techniques and colors. My favorite part is the rounded door on the left, the use of the 4 x 4 round macaroni tiles is fantastic!

Be sure to head on over to his flickr and give his creation a like and also let us know your thoughts on the build in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Going West

This weeks Moc Monday comes a bit late and I am sorry for that so for this week it will be known as tardy Tuesday. This weeks moc is by Allan Corbeil. His great track/train combo is blended in perfectly with a large assortment of tree techniques that really catch the eye!

Be sure to head on over to his flickr and give his creation a like and let us know your thoughts on it as will in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Sullust

Today, we are featuring a build by Jan. T. His epic recreation of Sullust is stunning! The half built Tie Fighter and the rock work on the right is expertly crafted.

Be sure to head on over to his flickr page and give some of his creations a like and be sure to let us know your thoughts on this one and what you think we should do next!

Moc Monday: Minas Ithil

Recently, there have been a lot of builds for a collab project from multiple builders. Today's build from this collaboration is by Mountain Hobbit. His elegant stonework is simply beautiful. This goes also for the vegetation and rock work. Perhaps the best part is the underpart of the bridge where hinges are use to form to curves.

Be sure to head on over to his flickr and give his creation a like and be sure to comment below on your thoughts!

Moc Monday: Lond Daer

Today, for Moc Monday, we will be featuring a recent build by Barthezz Brick. His medieval display of techniques and all around magnificence truly shows the level you can go with fantasy builds today. So many tiny details integrated in make this moc absolutely stunning!

Be sure to head on over to his flickr page and check out some more of his fantastic mocs and be sure to let us know your thoughts on the build in the comments section below!

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

I don't think I can write a description fitting for this build by dviddy.

Moc Monday: Resistance Bomber

For MOC Monday today, we will be featuring a recent build by Mirko Soppelsa. He has done a ton of great UCS style ships from the Star Wars universe and has now given us one of the Resistance Bomber from The Last Jedi. His great detail in it is astounding and as well he went to lengths to make it minifigure scale as well!

Be sure to head on over to his flickr and give his moc a like and be sure to let us know your thoughts on it in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Rock, Paper, Scissors!

For moc monday today, we will be featuring a quite hilarious build by Adam Dodge. His fantastic recreation of the iconic game 'rock, paper, scissors' gives us a boxing ring for the ages. Still, though, its quite unusual paper beats rock.

Be sure to head over to his flickr page and give his creation a like and be sure to let us know your thoughts on the build in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Taking the Bunker

Today, for moc monday, we will be featuring a recent build from Luca s projects. His use of angles to achieve that of the bunker is truly awe inspiring. His technique used for the tree is simply excellent and overall has done a brilliant job.

Be sure to head on over the his flickr page and give his moc a like and be sure to let us know your thoughts on the build in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Pitstop

Today, for moc monday, we will be featuring a recent build by Tyler. In this build, not only are his brilliant skills in the art of Lego shown, but also his mastery in photography as well.

Be sure to head on over to his flickr page and give his creation a like and be sure to let us know your thoughts on the build in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Bigger is Better, Even in Space

The classic Lego space themes of the 70s and 80s have always had a huge following.  To this day, people continue to build MOCs based on lines released 40 years ago.  This spaceship by Jacob Sadovich stands out.  Not just because it's big and scary, and covered in weapons, but because it's scaled to a Technic figure. 

I like it.  Maybe more of us should try building things in this scale.

You can see more of this ship and other cool builds on his Flickr.

MOC Monday: Always Bet on Black

GBCs (Great Ball Contraption) are a unique part of the Lego community.  Elaborate pieces of machinery designed to move a ball from one place to another, just designing a GBC module that works is an accomplishment.  GBC builder Berthil van Beek has built a GBC module in the form of a roulette wheel.

Let us know what you think of this MOC in the comments.  You can see more of Berthil van Beek's GBC modules on his YouTube channel.

Moc Monday: Last Paradise

When the apocalypse comes, this is where you want to be.  Equipped with everything from solar panels to a garden to a bathroom, Rat Dude's tracked city is ready for anything.

You can see more of this creation on Rat Dude's Flickr.

Moc Monday: Mad Max's Police Interceptor

I won't pretend to have seen Mad Max, but I recognize a cool car when I see one.  This car, built by crash_cramer definitely qualifies.

You can see more images of the car on Flickr.

Moc Monday: The Castle of Lions

Today, we will be featuring a moc from one of our authors, Samuel Hammock. In his astounding Micro-scale display, he made the Black Lion's castle from Voltron. What most amazes me is the level of detail he brought to the black lion, which is truly amazing in my opinion.

Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments section below!

Moc Monday: Xylethrus AMV-1

SHIPtember always brings with it lots of huge spaceship MOCs.  Usually they're sleek and streamlined, but not this one.  Halfbeak's latest model throws all that out, replacing smooth contours with ribbed textures, mechanical details and protrusions of all kinds on every inch of the ship, not to mention the huge, spidery nets mounted on it where you'd expect an engine.

To make it even better, this ship has a story behind it.  You can read about how this ship was built in the distant future and see more pictures at Halfbeak's Flickr.

Moc Monday: Giant Space Fish

I'll admit that I have no idea how this is a fish, but I'll take Sheo's word for it.  What I do know is that it's seriously impressive.  When I first saw it, I thought the sphere in the middle was this part, but it's actually this.  Considering how small the Death Star looks, this fish must be enormous.