Battle of Hoth

marshal banana built this amazing scene of the Rebel frontline on the ice planet Hoth, depicting a Snowspeeder T-47 zooming into action, and the Rebel infantry below. Marshal's attention to detail is a sight to behold. The terrain, and the base truly make the scene.

Marshal is relatively new to Flickr, and I expect to see more great things from him in the future.

Gasmask

NikC4 is back! And this is one of his latest things, a minifig scaled Gasmask!
Overall this is an impressive, awe inspiringly awesome custom creation!
I really dig this.
Fave this now!

Assault on Omaha!

Darth Yoda has had this wonderful scene of D-Day in the works since November. He perfectly captures the scene, and the violence that took place in gruesome detail. Everything from brains, to a soldier blown in half, a cowering soldier, and the red tide make this an amazingly detailed scene.

Drakkhen Hunters

izzolegostyle has had these amazing scenes of "Drakkhen" Hunters battling Sea Monsters, and Fire Breathing Drakkens since 2007. The amazing techniques used in such scenes are truly amazing, and I'm quite surprised how little attention they've received over the years...

Hope's Ogre

I was flipping around ArzLan's photostream when I found a link to hopeso009's Ogre. I spent a good half hour ogling over the wonders that inhabit his photostream. He had everything from Centaurs, and Fire breathing Dragons, to a Blockfig General Grievous, and an Assassin Droid.

In short, hopeso009 is The Man.

Anyone remember 9?

That great movie that came out some months ago? By Tim Burton? Well browsing through flickr I stumbled upon "Ralph" the Wonder Llama's photostream. And what do ya know, he's built the first, at least to my knowledge, seamstress from 9. Personally, it was my favorite robot from the movie and I am glad to see that someone has been able to create such a great model of it! I hope to see more Lego from Ralph soon.

First MOC Ever!?!?

This is just crazy. Flickr user marnicq.lego claims that this is their first Lego MOC ever. This little castle is chock full of detail, from a slight tilt, to a small floating rock. Marnicq is new on the Lego and Flickr scenes, and I think we should all give him a warm welcome!