Ride-em microboy

Monsterbrick (Matt Armstrong) recently came up with a small horse design, that he took in both western and castle directions.

Winter Carnival

At the March TwinLUG meeting, Jennifer Heaton brought her latest addition to Micropolis, the Winter Carnival, complete with Ice Palace, toboggan run, and snow sculptures.

This baseplate ain't big enough ...

Legohaulic uses forced perspective beautifully in this gunfight.

Steampunk

Rod Gillies, aka 2 Much Caffeine, shows off some micro steampunk.



UPDATE: Rod has added this MOC to the Brothers Brick Charity Auction.

Tokyo Tower

Chiukeung reminds us all to remember the tragic events in Japan with the Tokyo Tower. If you wish to make a donation for disaster relief, you can do so via the Japanese Red Cross or the American Red Cross.

Brick Bash

Brick Bash was a public expo held this past Saturday in Michigan. Among the many works on display were many MOCs by micro architects Spencer Rezkalla and Arthur Gugick. Photo credits to DecoJim.

Street

One more from Puddleglum, for now, a group shot of some of his micro buildings. He says this is just part of a larger display, so I'm looking forward to the finished creation.

Green Grocer

Not sure how I missed blogging this, but Puddleglum also made a great version of set 10185, Green Grocer.

Grand Emporium

I've previously noted Puddleglum's version of the Fire Brigade. Now he's made a great half-scale version of the 10211, Grand Emporium.

MetLife Building and Grand Central Terminal

Spencer Rezkalla has posted another great creation, the MetLife Building and Grand Central Terminal .

Public Transport Station

Tutuka pointed out a great MOC by Ainex, a micro version of set 8404, Public Transport Station.

Happy Saint Patrick's Day

Jojo made Dublin's Saint Patrick's Cathedral as part of the Euromap landmarks project.

Home sweet home

Deborah Higdon, who has been featured here before, pointed out this great house by Eiffelben. I particularly like the details around the door.

We Rule

Legopalooza was a show organized by NCLUG last week. I can't read the tags, but I'm guessing this huge display based on the game We Rule is a collaborative effort. Now someone has to build a similar display based on Trade Nations - the iPhone game that I'm addicted to.
-Edit- Thanks to the comments below, I've been told that this was all by one builder, Sabrina Gravatt.

Incoming choppers

Cam M has a great Vietnam scene for the Vietnam: A Step Back in Time contest.



Found via the Living Brick.

Outpost 1976

Andrew Lee came up with another great space-themed micro MOC, Outpost 1976.

Building the Taj Mahal

A month ago Mariann Asanuma posted a birthday cake topper she made for an AFOL building the Taj Mahal. I love the scale mixing here.



More on miniland scale building at MinilandBricks.

Ahoy there!

Newright made a great micro ship that he's planning on using for forced perspective in an upcoming larger scene. I'm looking forward to the completed MOC.

Carcassonne

Cal Henderson made a LEGO version of the game Carcassonne. Via Lego Diem.

Hello Dali

Nannan Zhang used microscale to create forced perspective in a beautiful rendition of Salvador Dali's Phantom Cart Via the Brothers-Brick.

Sony Center

Olly took Spencer Rezkalla's Sony Center and tweaked the design a bit to come up with his own version.

Sailing, sailing

Matt Armstrong turns in another great MOC with Just a day on Lego Bay.

Tower of Babel

Arthur Gugick presents the Tower of Babel. Be sure to read the description on Arthur's flickr page. UPDATE: Be sure to read what he's written in the comments, too.

The textures are amazing. Here's a close up.

CCC scale mixing

I've been looking back at the Colossal Castle Contest VIII entries. Entries are mostly at minifig scale, but some people used microscale in creative ways. For instance, Busboy489's Enchanted Rose Room looks out on a micro castle in the distance.