Avengers Quinjet

There are allready two official LEGO Quinjets, one from the original Avengers and one from the sequel, but Kit Bricksto wanted his own model. With amazing shaping and a complete interior it tops the official models by far.

Batpod

First there was the Batmobile, then the Batcopter, and the Batboat, and eventually there'll probably be the Batunicycle or maybe the the Batsteamengine, but somewhere in there was the Batpod, which sounds weird and... well it also looks weird. I'm not going to sugarcoat it. Maybe it's the perfect ride for a guy who wears spandex suits. 

Anyway, this model of Batman's two-wheeled doohickey was built by Joe Perez (MortalSwordsman), and I quite like it. It's got a very black/gray color scheme that makes it look fit for, well, Batman. I'm also a fan of the greebles, compact building in the vehicle's center, and some of those connection angles. 

And if you're like me and have never heard of the Batpod, you can check out the "real thing" here. 

Spider-Man vs Doctor Octopus

Pieter Dennison (P-Denny) says he's never had one of his MOCs blogged before... so I'm here to change that. I don't know much about Spider-Man but I know a good MOC when I see one. This scene has some nice techniques that give it a worn-down, inner-city feel, like the brick detailing, broken walls, and exposed pipes down at the bottom. 

Rocket

Confession: despite all the hype, I have not yet seen Guardians of the Galaxy. (I guess I should!) But of course I still know about Rocket, the genetically enhanced, gun-toting raccoon from the movie. Here he is in all his furry-faced glory in this Brick Sketch by Chris McVeigh (powerpig). 

He's Iron Man...and you're not

Builder Starscream Soundwave says he "chose to sacrifice looks for functionality" in this Iron Man action figure MOC, but I think it came out looking pretty darn cool. 

Action shot: 

Slick and very posable, great for play or display! A true action figure as much as a great build. Nice work. 

More photos here.