Small flashback for those who do not know him on what remains today the best MOC of the Millennium Falcon on this scale and which has served and still serves as a reference for many MOCers: that of ototoko (2007).

The achievement is exceptional with many very interesting finds allowing to respect the proportions of the machine. Note the two characters (Han Solo & Chewbacca) depicted in the cockpit using flat round 1x1, a bit like miniLEGOmaniac.

Mandible length and thickness, cockpit size and offset, and vessel thickness are optimized to stick to scale as much as possible. Special mention for greebs judiciously disseminated.

Note that LEGO marketed a very successful version of this vessel in Midi-Scale format in 2009 with the set 7778 that we can still get on Bricklink for around 40 € (MISB). In fact, you absolutely need this set, it is quite simply very successful and will take pride of place on your shelves without taking up too much space, and you will surely miss it just like me ...

To go with it, also offer yourself the set 8099 Midi-Scale Imperial Star Destroyer released in 2010. It is currently sold around 20 € in MISB on Bricklink, a deal at this price.

To see the whole series of photos of this Millennium Falcon, go to ototoko's Brickshelf gallery. The few minutes it takes to discover this MOC are well worth it.

Here is an unusual MOC, designed by Littlehorn and which surprisingly faithfully reproduces the gun used by Han Solo (below in a version without the rifle scope) in the Star Wars saga.

This is the DL-44 Heavy Blaster Pistol, a favorite weapon of smugglers, bounty hunters and members of the rebellion.

This weapon is directly inspired by the Mauser C96 Broomhandle, a weapon used during the First World War and also seen on certain occasions in the hands of Lawrence of Arabia or Winston Churchill. The models used during the filming of the Original Trilogy are Mauser C96 modified with the addition of a rifle scope.

You can find an alternate view of this blaster at the Brickshelf gallery by Littlehorn.

This is thanks to IG88 from the forum brickpirate that we discover this visual of the Santa Darth Maul planned for the set 9509 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar 2012.

At first glance, I must say that I cannot find this concept of Santa-character-from-Star-Wars very interesting in itself, but with this image, I almost come to appreciate this Darth Maul who takes the torso of the santa yoda of the set 7958 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar 2011.

The wink is nice because we already know that 2012 will be the year of Darth Maul: The packaging of the official Star Wars merchandise line is all dressed up with a visual of this character, TheEpisode I The Phantom Menace 3d spring in February and the horned Zabrak also miraculously returns in the animated series The Clone Wars ... (see this article).

After The Avengers, Mike Napolitan presents his minifig version of the cover from issue 133 of Uncanny X-Men published in 1980. Another beautiful work of creation which perfectly reproduces the cover of this comic designed by John Byrne.

 Meeting on the flickr gallery by Mike Napolitan to also discover in detail his version of the Wolverine minifigure.