Here's a throwback from a full decade ago, not far from the middle of the evolution of LEGO licensed builds to date.  It shows a sea change in complexity versus the first years' products, yet lacks the sturdiness and detail of the latest offerings.  Seems like a reasonable candidate for a remake, actually.Video: LEGO Star Wars Imperial Landing Craft from 2007! set 7659Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

For the final round of Star Wars Moc Olympics on the German LUG Imperium der Steine builder modestolus decided to take the task "One Movie One MOC" and interpret the film Rogue One as a pinball game. The results are pretty epic, with a fitting homage to an awesome movie in one playable MOC. Check out the video to see it in action. Now it needs lights and sound, just sayin'. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

My little sisters used to do this kind of stuff when we were kids. Get all dolled up, break out a "microphone" (it's truly stunning how many things can be substituted for an actual microphone) and belt out a few tunes. It appears the daughter of builder(s) vir-a-cocha loves doing this, and they immortalized the moment with this adorable MOC. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Look what the future holds for our garbage trucks?  It looks like we utilize these big trucks to our advantage to mount a large defence during the zombie apocalypse.  Guy Smiley built a cool armored garbage truck that looks like it could be from a video game.  Super cool job! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

Grant Davis completes yet another MOC full of NPU.  How often have you seen a building that has walls made entirely out of bars (and bar-like parts)?  For me, never -- before I met Grant here.  This creation is another that can't be fully appreciated unless you check out this video on Grant's YouTube channel.  Though it may not appear so, this shack can be turned upside without a single bar coming loose.  How cool is that?  Wonderful work, Grant! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner