You are not dreaming, it is not a scene from the film or a photo-montage but rather an exceptional MOC.
Jay Hoff offers us his version of the arrival of the Emperor on the Death Star with this perfect reconstruction of the event.

The level of detail is breathtaking, and the staging is perfect. with its 30.000 pieces, this MOC was designed to be presented during "Science Discovery Day" at Berkeley Preparatory School in Tampa, Florida.

Note that the MOCeur used Clones instead of Stormtroopers for budgetary reasons and that the right wall was added via Photoshop to finalize the visual.

To see more, visit its MOCpages gallery located at this address.

 

If you do not yet know the site of Legostein alias Chris Deck, you must find it urgently at this address: http://sw.deckdesigns.de/.

This MOCeur has just produced its 200th mini by reproducing the Millenium Falcon in an unprecedented way full of details.

Personally, I'm a fan of mini sets, and I have to say that Chris Deck is very prolific in this area.

His 200 designs are all more interesting than the others, and he offers building instructions for each one.

Do not wait any longer to discover its site, you will spend a few hours there browsing the different universes offered ......

All the scenes present on the set 10188 Death Star are reconstructed: The detention center, the waste compactor, the control room and we even note the presence of a TIE Fighter in mini format in its hangar.

The Death Star's destructive laser beam is also present on this mini MOC.

To see more and discover this "mini playset" from all angles, go to Brickbuilder0937's flickr gallery.

You can also have fun comparing this Death Star in mini format with the visual of set 10188 below.

The info has already covered, but I can not help showing you this photo of Fergie, singer of the Black Eyed Peas, molded in a dress of the most beautiful effect.

Designed especially for the 24th "Kids' Choice Awards" organized by the Nickelodeon channel by Michael Schmidt, a designer based in Los Angeles who had already put his talents to the service of Cher, Madonna and Janet Jackson in the past, this dress caused a sensation. .

Stylist Bea Akerlund and the LEGO Company were also involved in the design of this corset-based dress. Baseplates were hot-water molded onto the singer's body, and many plates and other bricks were then attached using multiple metal links. It should also be noted that Fergie sports bracelets also designed based on LEGO parts.

So "Happening"exceptional designer, where the start of a commercial operation to promote a line of" jewelry "LEGO ....

On a lighter note than the previous post, here is an interesting MOC.

While I'm not necessarily blown away by the design and finish of this Stun Tank seen in the Clone Wars animated series, I'm presenting it to you here because I think every MOC of a little seen model so far deserves the we pay attention to it.

Regarding this Stun Tank, the reproduction is faithful to the visual below, with the exception of the turret and the cannon that the MOCeur has designed to its liking.

If you want to see more in particular on the different removable compartments of this MOC, go to sok117's flickr gallery, Or on the dedicated topic on the Eurobricks forum.