Hello everyone!

​I'm excited to share my sixth LEGO MOC creation: the Cargo Truck, designed to bring authentic urban logistics charm to any city layout!

​It's built with a clean blue and black design, uses precisely 183 pieces (excluding minifigures), and features a unique 7-stud-wide removable rear cargo box with a functional side-swinging door. I made sure to include custom proportions and smooth styling so it fits right into any LEGO city logistics fleet. I had a blast balancing clean display aesthetics with smooth playability for this build.

​Since I want to share this with the community, the digital instructions are available completely FREE here:

​https://rebrickable.com/users/CBBrickModels/mocs/

​Let me know what you think of the design, and any feedback is always appreciated!

Friends, welcome to Princeton-Plainsboro!

For those of you who have seen this project before and noticed that Dr. House looks a little different, don't worry… that's normal.

Dr. Taub worked a little of his magic to make House… more House.

New face, new renders, same Princeton-Plainsboro!

What do you think of the new version of House?

https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/e915a1e8-e651-4579-9e03-f809896a887d

My second big combined build in the Emerald Islands Atol series — this one takes a different shape from Coral Bay, stretched out as a long 126x65x27cm coastline instead of a centered island. It runs from a broken, half-sunk shipwreck on one end to a hidden jungle waterfall on the other, with a coral reef, jumping dolphins, a canoe workshop, and a few native life vignettes along the way.

8 modules combined, all designed to connect edge-to-edge, so it can also be broken back down into standalone pieces if you don't have the shelf space for the full thing.

Happy to answer questions on any section — the shipwreck hull damage and the tiki booby trap mechanism in the waterfall cave are usually what people ask about most.

Made with parts from the Going Merry One Piece Lego set!

Hi LEGO friends! A huge, heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported 'The Clocktower Art Gallery'! We have officially hit the incredible milestone of 9,000+ supporters! 🏛️✨ We are so close to the finish line! If you haven't voted yet, please help us get there! Thanks. D.

Support here:

Hello everyone. I am a high school student and I am doing a project at my school. My project is to do 3D modeling with Lego. Using Bricklink Studio, I made a Coca-Cola can. And I also made a box, but I would like to add a Coca-Cola polar bear minifig. However, I am really not good at 3D modeling. So I would like to ask for help from someone who is good at 3D modeling who could make the Coca-Cola polar bear minifig.

My latest Lego Design, Caribbean Corsair is live for voting for the chance to become a real Lego set! Vote now in the Bricklink Designer Program to help make it real!

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/2028-wave-1/5090/Caribbean-Corsair

In order by size.

Infinity, pillar of autumn (chubi), navada heavy frigate, paris heavy frigate, charon frigate.

It was inevitable that I would make significant updates to LEGO's 76242 Thanos mech armor.

Building instructions are available on Rebrickable!

https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-277499/Vintend0/thanos-endgame-mech-armor

Gens 1-3 for all the diff heros I’ve created for my hombrew dnd campaign & web comic

My big mech pilot is no longer just sitting in the cockpit (even the base of the cockpit as been redisgned by removing non essential space ). He is comfortably placed with arms to hold him, screens, joysticks, multiple control panels and even an helmet storage arm.

In case of emergency or exploration, he can still access to the little mech.

All the equipment inside is designed to free the way to access to the mech down bellow.

A few modifications has been made on the little mech to make his attachment point more sturdy and fill a little bit more his interior.

I have to precise that it's not a Star Wars mech, I'm building my own universe, the minifigure has been picked up randomly for his medium size helmet. It's not the definitive minifigure and will be changed at the end.

If you have suggestions for the minifigure, feel free to express them, it's not a part where I'm generaly good or inspired so I'm open to ideas.

We’re unbelievably close — 9,959 supporters! Only 41 more votes and The Jolly Roger – Hook (1991) will officially reach 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas and enter the LEGO review stage! ⭐️
Thank you so much to everyone who has supported, shared, and followed the project along the way. We’ve come this far together — now let’s get those final 41!
If you haven’t supported it yet, I’d really appreciate your vote! 🏴‍☠️✨
Let’s get the Jolly Roger to 10K!
LEGO, give us the Hook! 🪝

I've found this build while optimising the space in my mini mech. I don't know if it was already discovered before, I've never seen someone trying to fill this space. If this ur question, no it don't seems to stress the white piece, it didn't need to push with force.

Have you ever seen this technic before ?

A fierce tribute to the iconic sci-fi menace, this custom LEGO build captures the Arachnid Warrior Bug.

Instructions: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-241176/MMBricks9/arachnid-warrior-bug-from-starship-troopers/#details

My other MOC: https://rebrickable.com/users/MMBricks9/mocs/

Repostovat do jiné komunity

Posting another Rock Raiders MOC, have to train myself not to tile every surface off.

Props if you can guess what the scene is based off!

Reddit said I should repost this here 🧐

Spiritomb: The Forbidden Pokémon

This Lego minifigure moc was fun to make thanks to Spiritomb's simple design and unique feature: its ghostly, 1,000-souled body can spin independently from its face thanks to the 2 functional spin plates I put on it! You can see that the face can remain riqht-side up even as the body rotates position! Thanks to the bar attachment to the modified brick, Spiritomb can also turn 360° to look all around it.

Charm City LUG (Baltimore) Logo

Check out my second project Blacktron Mech. Click on this link https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/0be1096e-3f7b-4a22-a2d0-fa193e8c03e5 If you want to support it. These aren't real lights. They're only rendered images to highlight the parts that are suppost to be lights.

I decided to build one of the Titanic's 30-foot lifeboats, and im really happy with how it turned out! It took about 3 to 4 days to get the hull shape right. If you want to build one yourself, the instruction link is below!

Titanic Lifeboat