AL-PARAGON

Who doesn't love mecha? This MOC from Lu Sim is gorgeous. I dig the suit-of-armor aesthetic, and the use of the translucent castle door piece as a laser sword is a stroke of genius. He looks like he's ready to square off against a mecha-dragon and save the mecha-princess (OK, I may have taken this analogy a bit too far).

Egg Pooping Bunny

Easter is right around the corner, and to celebrate, JK Brickworks has made another fantastic MOC: a motorized Easter Bunny that hops and poops real chocolate eggs. As a rabbit owner myself, I can vouch for this MOC's accuracy (although, sadly, my rabbits do not poop chocolate). JK made a video showing off "Winston" in action here.

Dipodidae

Dipodidaes, the adorable rodents with the hard-to-pronounce name, have been given the brick treatment by takamichi irie. As cute as they are, this picture looks like you walked in on them planning something sinister. Keep an eye on them.

Cabearpillar

Whether he needs to lift some heavy equipment on a space freighter, or get into a boxing match against an Alien Queen, this teddy bear is equipped for the task. This MOC by Priovit70 is adorable, and has some great details packed into such a small size. 

MFS-018 BloodCancer

If you're into mecha and LEGO, and somehow not already familiar with Moko's work...crawl out from under that rock. His work is fantastic. His newest creation, the aptly named MFS-018 BloodCancer, is no different. Check out the alternate photo where it transforms into crab mode! Those claws can do some serious damage.

Castle Walker

Rapunzel is back, and this time she's packing heat! This awesome mechanized Castle Walker by Sheo is a fun build, and the building technique used to make it is really interesting. If you're an evil Step-mother, you wouldn't want to cross paths with this puppy.

Bioman

I'm not familiar with the Super Sentai series Bioman, which this awesome MOC by Pitash is based on, but who doesn't love a giant robot? Well, I guess giant monsters...but who cares what they think? Great details on this build, especially on the legs and sword.

Digital Monster

The Tamagotchi/Digital Monster craze back in the late 90's/early 2000's was everywhere. I remember being young and seeing ads for these play nonstop on TV in-between Saturday Morning cartoons. nobu_tary made a nifty little recreation of a Digital Monster in bricks, complete with a keychain! Luckily, you don't need to worry about feeding this guy.

NERF or Nothing

Ah, the NERF gun. An icon of both childhood and the office. Pistach has made a fantastic rendition in brick. Orange Brick Separators, which seem largely useless aside from their intended purpose, are put to great use here. Now, where did I lose that foam dart...

The Center for the Performing Arts

Ahh, the theater. I was in a few productions during high school, and I still remember that feeling of extreme anxiety moments before you walk out on stage before you make a fool of yourself (I was a natural at that). This micro-scale theater by Aaron Newman is much less intimidating, and much more charming. The use of the fan pieces for the curtains are inspired.

Wild West

One of my favorite LEGO themes growing up was the Wild West line. I always felt it was a very underrated theme. Sergeant Chipmunk's MOC gave me those old fuzzy feelings of pitting bandits against cowboys on my bedroom floor. Love the use of colors in this MOC (some purists may balk at mixing new gray and old gray, but I think it's utilized really well here). Now I wanna make a Wild West brickfilm!

Out From Boneville

I'm a big comics fan. I'm currently making my way through Jeff Smith's masterpiece Bone, so when I saw this excellent MOC by Grantmasters pop up on my Flicker feed, I was delighted. Fone Bone and Phoney Bone are instantly recognizable, and I love the usage of the hot dog bun piece for the cow's head.

Gungan Plasma Farm

Although it's widely reviled (and understandably so), I don't outright hate The Phantom Menace. I saw it in theaters when I was 10, so I was just excited to see a new Star Wars movie. Love, hate, or just barely tolerate it, you can't deny it had really nice art direction. This awesome Otoh Gunga Plasma Farm by Inthert, although not seen in the movie, looks like it could be just off screen. There's always a bigger fish...

Land Rover Series 1

Pixel Fox continues his great series of LEGO offroad vehicles, this time with focusing on the Land Rover Series 1. Really love the use of sand in this vignette; the desert theme brings to mind the Adventurers theme from the early 2000's (which was one of my favorite themes ever).

OK Computer

Well this is a nice coincidence! This morning I was building while listening to the new, remastered version of Radiohead's classic album OK Computer (which turns 20 this year!) I check Flickr and Anthony Wilson has remade the iconic album cover in bricks. And he totally nailed it. Great MOC, great album.

Now You're Thinking With Portals

The Portal series is one of my favorite videogame series of all time. It was a very pleasant surprise when LEGO made an official Portal pack for Dimensions. Anthony Wilson made a pretty stellar moc based on the games. I love the brick-built digital readouts above the door (which sports a great custom decal), and I much prefer these Turret designs over the LEGO Dimensions version.

Los Pollos Hermanos

Breaking Bad was one of my all-time favorite shows (and the spin-off Better Call Saul is pretty darn great, too). Barry has recreated the infamous Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant from the shows in microscale, and it's perfect. The custom decals are well-done, and I really dig the little parking spaces. Now I want some fried chicken...

A Man And His Horse

Aido K has built a really striking scene of a cloaked man leading his horse through some chilly terrain. So many details in this I love: the brick-built horse, the traveler's feet creating a path in the snow bank, the flowing cape, and the little pieces of snow ontop the plants. But what makes it for me is the dynamic posing of the characters. It really brings the scene to life.

The Legend of Zelda: Guardian

  Everybody has Zelda fever right now with the release of Breath of The Wild. I have not played it yet, but I'm dying to. Tim Schwalfenberg made the mysterious Guardian enemy from the game in bricks, and captured it perfectly. Where's the Master Sword when you need it?

Writer's Block

I have a soft spot for cute animals built with LEGO, and Charles Schulz's Peanuts. Miro Dudas has mashed up those great things with this wonderful little MOC. The posing on the fox is really nice, but I get a feeling he's more interested in his next meal than his typewriter...