Kiev class aircraft carrier

P Voranc made this Kiev class aircraft carrier for MOColympics.

Release the hounds!

Stuart Lucas made this version of Baskerville Hall as part of a multi-scale Hound of the Baskervilles MOColympics entry.

What, no flying pig?

Abuser made this great version of the Battersea Power Station. Via the Living Brick.

Tychon

There are many great entries in the Legends of Brickdom micro fortress challenge, including Mattius Xavier's City of Tychon.

Ring of Fire

I love how Ru Corder plays with scale to give forced perspective in his MOColympics entry, Ring of Fire.

The Eagle has landed

Iain Heath made this wonderful Space 1999 scene.

Who killed my sister?

Desiree Muller presented this scene from the Wizard of Oz.

Neuschwanstein

Matt-Guitar-J made this version of Neuschwanstein.

Micro Eisley

Can you believe this Mos Eisley is by a seven year old? It's by LegoManiac's son, Little LegoManiac.

Town houses

T. Oeschner has made a great series of town house micropolis modules.

Black temple

Badjoy made this temple.

Karough, Dragsvold's Capital

K Kreations built Karough, Dragsvold's Capital. This is an entry to the micro fortress challege on the Legends of Brickdom group, so look for more microscale castles from them.

Stargate

Ted Andes built the Stargate.

Catalonia

Members of Catlug recently held a contest to build MOCs of Catalonia in 50 pieces.

Unstoppable

Anthony Aguirre built these trains from the movie Unstoppable.

Imperial Musem

Adam Dodge built this Imperial Museum featuring the glorious triumph of the Empire over those pesky rebels. It's full of micro goodness, like various ships and depictions of the battles of Hoth and Endor.

Antique shop

George G built this great Antique shop in the style of the Mini Modulars set.

Moonpod

Swestar built this little pod hovering over a lunar surface. That's how LEGO used to do craters back before they made the crater plate.

Calendar

F1963 built this cute calendar featuring a micro train layout.

The clock on the silo says eleven degrees

Shannon Ocean built the Nylex Plastic building, a Melbourne landmark.