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Hello everyone, There's been a sound keeps telling me that I have to build a Chinese dragon in the year of dragon. So here it is: The size of this MOC is 2*32x32 base plate and 2*32x16 base plate, height is around 60CM. Hope you like it and feel free to leave your comment.

Thanks guys for your nice word, I didn't do interior since I want the exterior shows as much detail as possible, that makes more difficult to put interior. Plus I don't plan to submit it on any Lego fan product so it is ok :) I will update a short film to show more details so guys stay tunned.

Hello everyone, Let me introduce an original medieval style MOC made by me recently - Bricastle. Size 32 x 32 studs, height approximately 40CM. This is my first time creating European medieval style architecture, and I haven't referenced many real-life prototypes. The goal of this MOC is not only to create a complete castle-wise building, but also to allow the building telling its own story or provide the audience with some imagination, and it turns out satisfy with me. The entire building was created from multiple angles, by using different building methods for different angles to avoid 90 degree angle connections as much as possible, making the work appear well-organized but not messy. In terms of appearance details, many magnificent medieval MOCs were also referred to, and different SNOT methods were used to express the sense of scattered rocks at the bottom, the wood and vintage texture of the lower layer of the castle, the thickness of the upper bricks and stones, and the mottled and scattered feeling of the roof bricks and tiles. Using different building methods while also maximizing the use of different types of parts from my inventory has brought me more challenges and fun during the building process. Update on 6/14: I just uploaded 2 videos to show more details of this MOC. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De6OoAAr2OE Thank you for watching. Please leave a message and let me know your thoughts and feelings!

Hello everyone, I'm glad to introduce my latest Lego MOC - Chinese mythology creature - Bai Ze. Demission: 38cm x 55cm x 25cm. Parts count: ~2000. Bai Ze is a mythical beast in ancient China. It can speak, understand the feelings of all things, and know the affairs of ghosts and gods, and only appears when "the king has virtue", and can ward off all evil spirits on earth. According to the History of Yuan, the white tiger has a horned head and a dragon body. According to "Ming Ji Li", Bai Ze has a dragon head with green hair and horns, and four legs in the shape of flying. That's it. Let me know what your thought about it, happy building!

Hello everyone, I'm glad to introduce my latest Lego MOC - The King of Iron forge, Mountain King, 'For Khaz Modan' - Magni Bronzebeard, from World of Warcraft. I used light bluish gray to build Magni's Avatar mode, where the whole character turning into stone form. I tried to use as many LBG parts as possible to build this model, such as gears and wheel hubs for the beard, round plate with bar handle for the eyebrows and soft hose for the armory. The model is fully detailed, so it allows you to check in every angle carefully. I also built two weapons, including a hammer and an axe. Both are playable individually. Last but not least, video introduction. Hope you like it and welcome to comment.

Hello everyone, I'm glad to introduce my latest Lego MOC - Dragon King from traditional Chinese fairy tale. It's a very traditional Chinese character, from the dragon to his Emperor outfit, that's the main goal I am aiming to achieve while I built. I made a sword and a dragon ball to make the character more fascinating, because the dragon palace is famous of treasures. I also made a lot of details with golden pieces on the cloth and shoulder armor. It's roughly 45cm high, check the size comparison with minifigure mk094 - Dragon of the East. Last but not least, I made a video showing more details and functionalities, apologize for the Chinese sub, but the video is enough to tell things. Let me know your thought about it, happy building!

Hello everyone, I'm glad to introduce my latest Lego MOC - Gronnling from World of Warcraft. Gronn is native creature in world of Draenor, I put an original image from the game, in case someone is not familiar with it. It's about 40cm x 40cm x 45cm big, 7 KG weight. Building time is 3 month, including parts purchasing aboard (thanks to bricklink). The standing posture is similar with gorilla, I've tried to replica the characteristics as much as possible, including horns, big single eye and bloody mouth on the head, big and strong front arms and furs armory. muscular back like hills and cycling texture all around skin. The main features are; Head can rotate, forearms can scroll and pitch, shoulders can expand and collapse, controlled by mechanics inside with worm gear, to ensure shoulders are strong enough to support main weight of the body. Check the details in video instruction (sorry that sub is Chinese). Take The Mighty Bowser as reference, their head sizes are almost same. Here is the video instruction in Chinese, thanks for watching and happy building.

Hello everyone, I'm glad to introduce my Lego MOC - Dual Elemental Dragon. I made this MOC within very short time and effort, and I did get some inspiration from NinjaGO's dragon sets in recent years, especially the dragon from set 70627. I also used plenty of parts from some NinjaGO dragon set, including dragon head and jaw parts obviously. You are welcome to give any comment about it and happy building!

Thank you guys for your nice words, I would like to share a small video to show how I built the head part. Even though the subtitle is in Chinese, I hope you can get some inspiration.

Hello everyone, I'm glad to introduce my Lego MOC - Chinese Door Gods. It's an old tradition in China that people pastes 2 General's images (Qin Qiong and Yuchi Gong) on front door for sake of peace and safe, when it's Chinese new year. I just put one typical original image of the door gods. My goal is to use LEGO pieces to build 2 action figures base on the General's character. I chose green and blue as the main color scheme and used orange and pink to enhance character's saturation, then added some gold/silver pieces for the details. It's not easy to describe old Chinese culture in English, so I just decide to let pictures to tell. I used ball-joint to connect most of the body parts, to ensure the figures can make some simple movements. While since most of the body are covered by the armors, the moving range is limited. It's hard to balance... Last but not least I put some WIP pictures here in case someone is interest about it.

Do you mean front or rear knees bend the wrong way? I checked the pic you attached, didn't find anything different with mine

Hello everyone, I'd like to introduce this MOC made by me on 2022, Simba the Lion King. The lion has 1267 LEGO pieces, with dimension 40CM x 16CM x 30CM, without the rock stand. It is basically a display MOC, since I made the exterior appearance as less gap as possible. Which makes all the legs can barely move, even though I used ball-joint to connect legs to body. My intention is to use as many different as possible LEGO pieces to build lion's details look (ig. manes within reddish brown), which also makes more fun and challenge during my building process. It turns out a real-living lion to me with some cartoon style in the end, hope you like it as well. Last but not least, check out the scale comparison with LEGO minifigure size lion's family.

Hello everyone, I'm glad to introduce my Lego MOC - The Lost Temple. A Chinese legendary theme with mountain and cloud, and a lost dragon temple on top of it. I build this MOC with modular technic due to the big size. The dimension of base shape is more like triangle about 75cm X 70cm X 60cm, and 65cm height. I divide the mountain into 3 layers during building process, each layer is about 15 stud high. I'm not going to type too many words to describe it due to my poor English, so just let pictures to tell. I'm not sure if I put this topic in correct theme, but I couldn't find a better one. Hope you like it and let me know your comment of this MOC.

Thank you guys, check out the comparasion with the long-leg Monkey King Warrior Mech.

Hello everyone, I am glad to introduce my latest MOC - Tree of Life. A giant Ent from World of Warcraft. During designing and building process, I refer a lot with some LEGO big mechs and animals building method, to make sure good stabilization as well as movable on arms and legs. Including movement of shoulders, elbows, artifices and hips, knees, ankles, fingers and toes, to let the whole model can make different gestures. I used most of green, light, dark and sand green to make upper body's tree and leaf's shape, as well as the huge beard. Not only normal LEGO plant parts, but also some other category green parts like minifig accessory and weapon. If you watch closely enough, you will find some funny parts I used to make effect. Check out the forest shape on the back of the tree, I also made leafs and vines on ankles and artifices, without interfering their movement. Another angle of the model, details on the shoulder part. In case someone you don't know what Tree of Life is in the original design, I put an image from the game for reference. Hope you like it and happy building.