Which of these 7 MOC LEGO creations is your favorite?

[LaFerrari]

LEGO MOC sets portray how powerful LEGO can be in terms of design. With LEGO bricks you can either make your own sets, if you have the passion for it, or you could get MOC sets, made by designers all over the world. You just need to pick and choose. The main thing is that there are endless possibilities with all the LEGO MOC ideas.

Victorian on Mud Heap

Medieval sawmill

Micro Neuschwanstein Castle

Star Wars Rotten AT-AT

Victorian London Street

Mountaintop Removal (disastrous form of mining)

Gallow 4 Creature

[AmandaYVR]

I dig the Midieval Sawmill. It has levels. "Levels, Jerry!" as Kramer said, on Seinfeld. (He had a totally insane, inane, idea for his apartment.)

The creature is good design. But too scary for my blood.

The 'disastrous form of mining' is a bizarre thing to make out of Lego. It's like a reminder of the way we rape and pillage the Earth. Perhaps it's a good lesson for kids to learn?
I lived in an area with lots of logging. Every once in a while a logging truck would try and make a turn and all the trees would come tumbling down, blocking the road. What a mess. There's lots of money in wood. I miss the days when all furniture was solid wood.
The flood we just had, they ripped off the MDF crap baseboards. "They're going in the trash. It's easier and cheaper to make new ones." Uh huh. I know.

[LaFerrari]

The Artist that made it is also the one who made the Victorian on Mud Heap, he's more of an Activist, against mining and corporations that destroy nature.

His qwording with the build was this: Sometimes called “strip mining on steroids”, this disastrous form of mining in the US has leveled total area the size of Delaware. Over 500 mountains along the pristine mountain areas of the Appalachian mountains (believed to be some of the oldest mountains on the globe) have been leveled – poisoning the aquifers, releasing heavy metals, forever destroying wildlife habitat. Over 2000 miles of streams have been buried.

[AmandaYVR]

Oh I see. Makes perfect sense.
There's a documentary called Anthropocene. It's rather slow and not enough actually info or data in it for me, but visually quite striking. They travel all over the globe and use a lot of aerial shots to show what man had done to the landscape. The designer you mentioned would appreciate it.
One of the first things Trump did when he got into office was loosen up the federal restrictions on toxic dumping. I forget what he called it (smokescreen, you know), but he made it much, much, easier for this to happen.

[LaFerrari]

oh, ill have to check it out!

[IAMNathanael]

Oh wow that mud heap! Like are we sure that really lego? (I know it is but that detail is immaculate)

[LaFerrari]

It is real (: it comes from one of best Moc builders

[TheUniqueOne96]

Victorian on Mud Heap

[DizzyDesii]

Medieval sawmill