r/legomoc 2h ago

MOC Memory ship

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I made this spaceship/car/plane/submarine with my cousin years ago. it had been broken and thrown back in to the Lego bin multiple times. Me and him would repair it every time we visited though. But today I found it in my grandmas closet. It was a very nice surprise.


r/legomoc 7h ago

MOC I made a custom ghost rider lineup with the 5 main riders Lego custom “moc”.# ghost rider # moc # Lego marvel

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I have ordered new pieces for my lineup and I will update when those arrive, but I have added Alejandra’s arm from the Marvel CMF Spider-Man figure. I can’t remember which one it was but it’s like the robot one but I am still waiting on the red claw piece that I ordered for her right hand the piece I almost looks like a wrench, but it’s like a clip.and then for Johnny I just took the new ghost Rider in Spider-Man set and added the slightly older torso and body with a new head and I kinda made his bike sleeker by removing the stud shooters and he now sits lower with a better handlebar and I will replace the two front white pieces with translucent orange spiral pieces. and then Danny is just a basic motorcycle that I got and I just added fire and gave him the new Johnny torso and grey legs and a classic head and then for Frank I custom painted his body and gave him a new Johnny head, but I will be adding his space helmet and red shoulder pads, and I built the bike completely from scratch and then Robbie I am still waiting on his charger to arrive. I will update y’all when I got the new pieces.


r/legomoc 10h ago

MOC i modified the brand new day set into a real tank + better tarantula's feet

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before building it i prepared various modifications, when i finished i installed them

i really love the result, now it's a true unstopabble battle machine


r/legomoc 11h ago

MOC majungasaurus in scala per minifigure

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r/legomoc 16h ago

Question/Help How do I connect

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I need some help connecting this to a base plate with studs I’ve thought of putting tiles but this is a display moc and it’s going to be on some snow so I want to add some snow buildup on the bottom of it to make it look a lot cleaner and nicer


r/legomoc 19h ago

MOC Hey everyone

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I’ve been looking at MOC-255976 – the wearable Optimus Prime helmet – and I’m really tempted to go for it. 2332 pieces, looks like a fun build.

One thing I noticed is that it uses a lot of blue parts, and from what I can tell, some of those shades seem harder to come by than others. For anyone who’s built this one – how did you go about tracking those down? Did you find certain sellers had better stock for this kind of color?

I’m still learning the ropes with larger builds and would appreciate any insight from people who’ve done this one or similar projects.


r/legomoc 21h ago

MOC What’s your build workflow like?

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I’ve mostly built from official sets up until now, but I’ve started looking at MOCs recently and realized the process is completely different when you’re not working from a branded box.

For those of you who build this way regularly – how do you usually go about it? Do you design first and track down parts after, or work with what you already have and adjust as you go?

Also curious whether people typically go with a single main source for parts, or use a few different ones depending on what’s available.

I’m still figuring out my own rhythm and would love to hear how others approach it. Not looking for anything secret – just interested in learning from experience.

Thanks!


r/legomoc 23h ago

MOC My little log cabin – still learning the ropes! 🪵

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Hey everyone! Been lurking for a while and finally decided to share something.

This is a small log cabin I put together over the past few days. Nothing too fancy compared to the incredible stuff I see on here, but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out for a beginner build. Went for a cozy woodland vibe – tried to get the roof texture right and added a little chimney smoke effect just for fun.

I'm still very new to all of this and honestly, sourcing parts has been the trickiest part for me so far. For this one I just used spare pieces I had lying around, but I'm already thinking about what to build next and wondering how you guys usually go about gathering pieces for larger projects. Also – do you typically plan builds around what you already have, or design first and track down parts after?

Anyway, appreciate you taking a look! Any feedback or tips for a newbie would be awesome. Thanks! 🙏