Missle Cruiser

Joshua Post presents this missile cruiser, along with a couple smaller ships in the foreground. .

Batfish Submarines

Karf Oohlu presents Batfish submarines.

Hogwarts

Here's a microscale Hogwarts from Flickr user sablapalm. I'm assuming that the Technic joiners in the foreground represent one end of a Quidditch field.

Armed Cruiser

Fredoichi presents Kurikumo X3, an armed cruiser.

Nice color combination.

LeVeque Tower

Flickr user gmnine presents a micro version of a Columbus, Ohio landmark, the LeVeque Tower.

Nasu Highland Park

Nasu Highland Park is an amusement park in Japan that hosts a large LEGO pavilion. Kelvin255 recently visited and took pictures of the displays, including these micro fortresses, presumably made by LEGO Master Builders.

Micro CC Standard

My apologies for my lack of blogging in recent weeks. I've been busy with family and holidays and also with the administration of the Colossal Castle Contest. Anyway, check out this amazing micro modular by lili1984. The include scaled-down versions of all of the Cafe Corner standard modular building sets. They've even got the details down for the back sides.

Fire Station

Flickr user Rakanishu1024 presents a fire station built to the micropolis standard.

Be sure to check out the police station, too.

Merry Christmas!

For unto Joe Meno, a MOC is born.

Mars Missle Defense Base

Moctagon Jones uses the new fluted round 2x2 brick in his Mariposa Missle Defense Base.

Fire Brigade

Matthew Raehl created an awesome miniaturized version of set 10197, Fire Brigade.

Nnenn-inspired

T.Oechsner presents LL1012-18 Classic Racer.

Black Starfighters

Three nice, greebly starfighters from Master Shifu Leo J. My favorite is the one in the upper right corner. More photos here.



Bonus white starfighter from Master Shifu Leo J.

Fire truck

Inspired by the vehicles in the Tower Bridge set, Sir Jayko built this fire truck, along with 4 other micro vehicles.

World Trade Center

Spencer Rezkalla recently built the original 7 World Trade Center, destroyed in the 9-11 attacks.

Andy's room

Pepa Quin's Andy's room MOC is one of the best things I've ever seen built out of LEGO. It doesn't really fit any of my blogs, since the scale is significantly larger than Miniland scale, but I can highlight this great little airplane:



Even by itself that would be a nice little MOC worth highlighting - made from only 11 pieces and yet instantly recognizable. If I were more of a masochist than I already am, this MOC alone would be enough to prompt one of the other niche blog ideas I at one point entertained - DisneyBricks. There are tons of great MOCs out there, and over the years there have been various Disney licenses - like the Mickey and Minney Creator sets, the Pooh DUPLO line and the more recent broad license including Toy Story, Cars, PoP, and PotC. If any Disney fans out there are interested in starting a niche blog, I'd be happy to help you get it set up.

Little in Japan

Not sure how I missed this, but Lino made this great Ultraman Vs. Baltan! for the Big in Japan collaborative display at BrickCon earlier this year.

Taaval

Kahal Dare uses the tooth plate to create a dramatic spacecraft which he's named Taaval.

On the fourth day of Christmas ...

Okay, I know, that's actually December 28, but the December 4 offering from the 2010 LEGO City Advent Calendar was this micro crane (here photographed by Dave Bond). This year's calendar features several micro vehicles - or perhaps they're meant to be fig-scale toys.

LL-294

Pete Reid has another excellent micro ship, the LL-294.