MOC of the Week: LEGO Pirate Ship

Last week we had a well-built model depicting Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny by Matt De Lanoy (Pepa Quin on Flickr). For this week’s MOC of the Week, we have a another creation from Matt, a mighty LEGO pirate ship. This model continue’s his Iron Builder challenge with Carl Merriam using the Plate W. Bows 2X3½ piece as part of each model.

Avast Ye, Builders of Iron!

Right from the start of this, I wanted to use the piece to build ship sails. I don’t know why. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn’t. In any case, I hope I’ve gotten it out of my system, now.

This is my fourteenth build in my Iron Builder round vs. Carl Merriam using the white seed piece.

The reason why I decided to feature one of Matt’s models again is the fact that the creation itself just looked perfect. For next week’s MOC of the Week, there will be a model from a different builder to keeps things fresh and new.

Remember to check out Matt De Lanoy’s other LEGO models over at his Flickr photostream here and share our opinion on his LEGO pirate ship in the comments section below.

See all of the models we have featured for MOC of the Week here.

Want us to feature your LEGO creation? Simply submit your creation by using the Contact form (here) -make sure you put Model for MOC of the Week for the subject and upload an image of your model using the File Attachment section!

MOC of the Week: LEGO Looney Tunes

The classic Looney Tunes scene with Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck arguing over whether its Duck Season or Rabbit Season has been recreated in LEGO by Matt De Lanoy (Pepa Quin on Flickr) and is this week’s MOC of the Week. Matt created the LEGO Looney Tunes model as his seventh build in his Iron Builder challenge with Carl Merriam using the Plate W. Bows 2X3½ piece as part of Bugs’ body and as Daffy’s yellow bill.

I haven’t seen much of Looney Tunes being recreated in LEGO, but this model really caught my eye. In my opinion, the figures represent the Loony Tunes characters perfectly and the custom stickers for the season posters and done pretty much exactly to the actual cartoon (see the animated GIF below.)

You can go and check out Matt’s other LEGO creations on his Flickr photostream here.

See all of the models we have featured for MOC of the Week here.

Want us to feature your LEGO creation? Simply submit your creation by using the Contact form (here) -make sure you put Model for MOC of the Week for the subject and upload an image of your model using the File Attachment section!