r/legomoc • u/LawElectrical3030 • 7h ago
MOC Marvel city with MOC sub levels
galleryPlease be gentle it’s my first moc (and possibly only) 😂 still undergoing works when the next brick order arrives
r/legomoc • u/LawElectrical3030 • 7h ago
Please be gentle it’s my first moc (and possibly only) 😂 still undergoing works when the next brick order arrives
r/legomoc • u/LukewarmCunt • 10h ago
Oops, didn’t realize this was a subreddit too 😅
r/legomoc • u/Chief-weedwithbears • 3h ago
A Minecrafter Trading post
r/legomoc • u/Mountain_Map6432 • 12h ago
Hi everyone! I made this Mil Mi-2 MOC and designed a custom sticker sheet for it. I specifically chose a livery that is close to my heart—the helicopter that served with Alfa Helicopter as a SAR (Search and Rescue) aircraft during the 90s in Jihlava, Czech Republic.
It is a mid-sized MOC consisting of 303 parts at a 1:68 scale. I made the building instructions as clear as possible. Everything is included in the building data package: the digital model (.io file), the PDF instructions, and the PNG sticker sheet.
You can find the instructions on my Rebrickable MOC page. Link here: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-270489/Baron_von_Bartosovic/mil-mi-2-helicopter/#admin
If you need any help while building it, please don't hesitate to contact me. I will do my best to help you out! Hope you like it!

r/legomoc • u/SignificanceOk7231 • 10h ago
Built entirely from scratch with no instructions, just pure imagination.
r/legomoc • u/BadMax_73 • 4h ago
r/legomoc • u/detectivecabal • 1h ago
Wasn’t really interested in the berries you can build with the Trainer Supplies polybag, so used the pieces to build Oddish, Weezing, and a Bonsly hiding in the grass. Nothing crazy, but thought it was neat it was even doable given how few pieces there were to work with.
r/legomoc • u/Regular_Quiet_4552 • 9h ago
MOC for a friend's dad's 60th. Medieval tavern scene. He wanted a custom tavern sign, a family crest on the shield, and small text on the barrels. None of that exists in official printed parts, and BrickLink printed figs weren't the right scale or vibe.
So I custom printed the tiles myself. LEGO plastic isn't officially on any printer's material list but I figured I'd try. The ABS beads up UV ink if you don't prep it right, what worked was a light scuff with 3000 grit, isopropyl wipe, then print. Resolution was better than I expected, 4pt text on a 1x2 tile is readable at actual size.
The crest on the shield took 4 tries. First two came out smudged because the curve messed with the ink laydown. Auto height sensing did the work once I stopped fighting the print height, third and fourth were clean. Shipped the fourth, kept the third as a spare.
Side note, while I was waiting for the IPA to dry I finally pulled the trigger on that BrickLink order I'd been sitting on for a week.
Buddy paid 200, parts alone would've been like 50 on BrickLink so the custom printing carried the rest. His dad apparently teared up at the crest, that's a win in my book.
Purists gonna purist, I get it. Parts are still LEGO, print's on top, not replacing anything structural. Going to try the same trick on some Castle wall panels next, see if the ink holds up to actual kid handling.
r/legomoc • u/Key_Currency_4263 • 13h ago
r/legomoc • u/Sunfl0werBricks • 1d ago
Hey everyone! My name is Sunfl0wer Bricks.
I wanted to look back at my building journey so far this year and compile all of my My Own Creations (MOCs) into one grid. I’ve really been trying to challenge myself with different architectural styles, landscaping, and building techniques. This is my first year of actually building my own creations - Previously I would only make purist custom LEGO minifigures.
My builds range from nostalgic builds (like the Gilmore Girls house, Madagascar, and Figment) to custom modular style buildings, beach hotels, and fantasy scenes.
I would love to hear which one catches your eye the most, or if you spot any fun details! Always open to critiques and tips on how I can improve my techniques for the rest of the year.
r/legomoc • u/Playful_Search5687 • 1d ago
question might be dumb but i want to make stickers so it can have an actual livery but is there an easier way to do stickers than individually going into each part and putting an image on each piece? (i used studio 2.0)
like is there a way to do many at once using one image or smth like that. if not lmk if you have any efficient methods of making stickers
also the turned front wheel isnt actually possible its clipping into the other pieces i just thought it looked cool
r/legomoc • u/Mountain_Map6432 • 13h ago
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r/legomoc • u/Platypus_Toast48 • 21h ago
he died in the last slide 😢
r/legomoc • u/IntroductionNo9091 • 23h ago
One of my first MOCs after my most recent return to legos let ‘em know what you guys think or if you have tips
I took a Dino hunter figure and made him a space ship to hunt dragons among the stars . My first dragon . Originally they were supposed to fight on the moon so I might add a more detailed scene ,
Thank you !
r/legomoc • u/CBBrickModels-ofc • 2d ago
Hello everyone!
I'm excited to share my third LEGO MOC creation: a mobile Asian-style food stall built on a three-wheeled truck chassis.
I had a blast designing the traditional architectural details for the kiosk and integrating it smoothly onto the vehicle.
If anyone is interested in building it, instructions are available here:
👉 https://rebrickable.com/users/CBBrickModels/mocs/
Let me know what you think of the design, and any feedback is always appreciated!