Crazy castle

Castle Relativity, a photo by Stephen Boe on Flickr.

Stephen Boe's 'Castle Relativity', built for the MocAthalon on MOCpages, is a real beauty of a creation. Both styles of stonework blend perfectly together, which was one of the things that caught my eye when I saw the thumbnail. Enjoy this crazy castle!

Red Racer

Micro GARC, a photo by 4estFeller on Flickr.

Well, I think 4estFeller's latest build has put the final nail on convincing me to try GARC sometime. This sleek, well-stickered ship actually has the look of a racecar to it. I also enjoy micro scale spaceships, so this is a winner.

Gate of Dunholm

Gate of Dunholm, a photo by THE BRICK TIME Team on Flickr.

Wow, THE BRICK TIME Team has produced another amazing Northland build. This gate looks impregnable, and they must know how I love 'brick bricks'.

Rug Express

Magic Carpet, a photo by Âtin on Flickr.

Using only two types of pieces Âtin has done an excellent original masterpiece here! The build, competing in the annual MOCathalon, has a great design and pattern making it one of my favourites in the competition!

Ruler of the skies

Crimson Storm, a photo by JonHall18 on Flickr.

JohnHall18 strikes again with another masterfully crafted Sky-Fi plane. The staggered holes on the guns look very sweet, and the bold red really makes it pop. I apologize for my general decrease in blogging rate recently, I am currently on vacation and am finding it hard to remember to make time to post.

I love a decent dragon!

Friend or Foe - 1, a photo by qi_tah on Flickr.

This takes my breath away every time I look at it. That dragon...I haven't seen many better. According to the builder, Gabriel Thomson, or qi_tah, the scene depicts a kind of dragon called an emerald green spitter, which is testing its spitting accuracy on some dummies. I feel sorry for those dummies!

Silver Bolt...with a lovely backdrop

Silver Bolt, a photo by lisqr on Flickr.

Now this is refreshing. Apparently a 'next generation main battle tank for the UN peace keeping force', lisqr, who has been blogged here recently, has done an amazing job in keeping the tank as the centre of attention, but at the same time creating a backdrop that takes the MOC to almost complete perfection. Very inspiring.