Fire in London!

This fantastic scene by James Pegrum is one of the best examples of late medieval town buildings I've ever seen! 

And the fiery lighting effects are super cool too. :)

Check it out of Flickr.

Huge Castle WIP

Flickr user Ryxe is working on a huge castle! 

The awesomely unique style, brilliant color choice, and superb angles make this half completed work in progress extremely impressive! 

I can hardly wait until it's done. :)

Ryxe says it's being built for the exhibition at the Lipno in the Czech Republic.

See the WIP pictures on Flickr.    

The Gunslinger

This very creative and funny scene by Karf Oohlu,

shows how taking a word, or saying, literally can lead to a hilarious scene. :)

Check it out on Flickr.  

The CCCX

Well, it's that time of year again. The Colossal Castle Contest is almost upon us.

For those who don't know, the CCC is a yearly contest hosted on Classic Castle.com  

 This event brought me into the world of the Online LEGO Community,

some of my first real MOCs can be seen among the other fabulous entries of last year's contest.

But this year has brought on many new builders to the CC forums, and many from last year (myself included) are eager to do better than before! 

There are glory and LEGO prizes to be won!

What will you build in the CCCX? :)

I look forward to some fantastic building from some of the Internet's best!

Check out some of last year's entries and get inspired! 

Everard Lodge

Some of you may remember I joined the MocOlympics some time ago
And in the third round I'm facing Leda Kat, a very talented and experienced builder.

So I built a scene of a Medieval Hunting Lodge.

I'm very happy with the way this build came out! :)

The fall colored leave come from a company called Alt Bricks.

They are very high quality pieces and I would certainly recommend them. 

More views on Flickr and Mocpages.

Oriental Teahouse

Generally, I don't build (or see) a lot of oriental themed MOCs, so when this popped up in my contacts I had a delightful break from the usual. 

Gabriel (qi-tah on Flickr) has really achieved a convincing look to the roof. 
This build is packed with awesome details and nice parts usage, be sure to check it out on Flickr.