EB member Mark of Falworth has created another masterpiece! Stunning brickwork, amazing details, and great minifig action bring this creation to life. It really showcases Marks ability to create spectacular landscapes rich in texture, color, and interesting building techniques. Truly a work of art by a great artist!
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Maydayartist has created this gorgeous masterpiece he calls Colonial Harbor Scene. There's a lot of huge buildings in this MOC, as well as a large ship you can see if you follow the link to the forums. The cobblestone street is my personal favorite part, but there are many great designs throughout! Even the Photoshop images are stunning.
I implore you to head over to the forum and check out what he's built!
First time poster Takkata has shared this massive creation The Falls of Skara Kikos. It depicts some stunning rock creations and great use of color to add realism. The bridges are a nice touch as are all the creatures scattered throughout the scene. The hut in the center utilizes some creative build techniques and almost resembles something from the Ewok Village. His flickr page even has a time lapse video of this build.
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Eb member Ben King presented his latest creation, an amazing pirate MOC! It has some wonderful details like the excellent rock work, palm trees, great foliage, and nice water.
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Pirate MOCer Captain Braunsfeld has presented another great creation! It is built on a raised baseplate, features excellent buildings, and has many play features. Definitely worth checking out!
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Eurobricks member Disco86 has built this lovely diorama of a bluecoat fort, with its own ship to boot! Inspired by such sets as 6276 El Dorado Fortress and 6280 Armada Flagship, this build features some neat interior scenes, some creative use of masonry bricks, and even a seagull or two!
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EB member PRETORIANO shared his latest creation, and it's a show stopper! Absolutely stunning work that's packed with amazing details like the rock work, roofs, stone walls, etc. Built on 24 baseplates and using 35,000 pieces this is a true work of art. Also, this is just one part of a larger planned diorama!
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Aztec Sacrifice
A new user recently bumped an old topic and much to my surprise it was Aztec themed, I'm a sucker for anything Mesoamerican. Eb member and BrickWarriors creator Thrash created this excellent scene depicting ritual human sacrifice complete with custom torsos and weapons. If your into that, this is one MOC you'll want to check out!
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Small Soldiers' Outpost
Eurobricks member Mestari has shared with us his first pirate MOC! He has built a small outpost for a couple soldiers and it looks like something straight from the 1990's pirate theme! Even with its classic feel, there are some modern updates, such as a custom Governor's daughter. She's probably the one who planted all the flowers. Mestari was even nice enough to upload instructions for this set if you wish to build it yourself.
Hit up the forum to view more pictures or get the instructions for Small Soldiers' Outpost!
Pass me another bottle
The amazing angles on this little shack will get you wondering "How". Throughout the build, Legonardo has used parts in wonderful unintended ways. There are quite a few very nice close up detail photos in the post. All the strange angles in the build really make for a lively scene even though it has no live minifigures roaming.
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