"Long ago, a mighty hall stood here…"

Sir Valiant built this great scene of some overgrown ruins. The creek running through makes it serene, but the mysterious crystal on the pedestal adds a dash of intrigue. The green rubber bands as vines, while not purist, are certainly an effective technique, being curled around the ruined pillars.(EDIT: The builder tells me that those are actually a LEGO part. Hooray for that!) Nicely done.

Reroute all power to engines!

Gideon_83 built this nifty little micro scale cruiser. Especially fab for someone who doesn't usually build space, the hexagonal shape and purple-gold color scheme really make this beauty stand out.

"Only Imperial Storntroopers could be so precise": EXPLAINED

Talented stop-motion animator Brotherhoodworkshop explains to us just why Ben Kenobi would say that Storm troopers are "precise" in this delightful new video made for the HISHE channel.

Sailing Uncharted Waters

This great scene built by Shield-and-Sword-Bricks shows us a small yet complete vessel with neatly designed wooden railings and vast sails. The detail that caught my attention the most was the almost entirely covered body of the sea serpent/monster. Though not entirely shown you get an idea of the huge size of the beast!

Wait... Thats not a tree....

Aloha!

Newcomer lingonkart brings us a brilliant MOC of a Dryad. Now you might find yourself asking "Hey, whats a Dryad?". Well, Dryads are mythical forest creatures similar to Nyphs. The Builder used some nice pieces to give the creature a brilliant wood look.

Hands in the air and empty your pockets!

The 12th annual CCC is releasing an onslaught of fantastic castle builds, as it does every year. One such example would be Legonardo Davidy's Ambush at Augmar Falls, sporting beautiful rockwork(Although when are his MOCs lacking such?) and a mind-blowing waterfall.

In the sewers

Brick Productions built this nice little sewer with some clever techniques, inhabited by a  delightfully chunky and greebly little bot.