Brian Kescenovitz presents this stunning monochromatic sci-fi horror diorama bearing the interesting title 19 Seconds to Find God. Check out the gory action and destruction in this chaotic scene, and if you’re still wondering about the title, look closely to find the bomb.

We’ve come to expect excellent mecha from Jehkay, but I particularly love the posing and photography in this one:

Here’s a more standard shot, showing the unique intakes built from fairly standard bricks and the awesome face, which incorporates a hinge piece:

Andrew Lee based his latest mecha on a frame by Soren Roberts, but the head reminds me of classic 1980s Japanese superheroes:

Surprisingly, the mecha fits a minifig pilot!

Rong Yiren has been taking a break from his signature Primal Bots. Instead he has embarked on a foray into the realm of medical bots. This one can work you over on the run…

Peter Reid’s newest, named Isiah, is a pretty sweet-looking, yellow contraption. I’m really liking the over-under eyes…

Our focus here on The Brothers Brick is new creations (unless we’re fooled on Brickshelf, as we sometimes are). Nevertheless, classic creations come to our attention now and then that predate the blog and absolutely deserve broader attention.

Adrian Drake (Brickfrenzy) has been posting pictures of older creations on Flickr lately, and my favorite so far is his turkey mecha:

Click the picture for Adrian’s history of this creation, and check out the gallery on brickfrenzy.com for more pictures, including shots of the turkey with all weapons deployed.

Oh, and a belated “Happy Thanksgiving!” from me, too.

I’m still getting caught up on what was posted while I was in Texas. This one by Matt Armstrong was definitely a highlight!

Rong Yiren has just posted another one of his incredibly unique creatures, christened “The Gremlin”.

The latest mecha from Mark Stafford (Nabii) is named simply “6600M Confessor”:

It’s no secret by now that Mark is one of several LEGO fans who’ve joined The LEGO Group recently as set designers. (Others include Pierre Normandin, Jamie Berard, and Adam Grabowski.) Mark’s set design credits so far include several Exo-Force sets, Mission 3: Gold Hunt, Mission 6: Mobile Command Center, and MT-201 Ultra-Drill Walker.

Even though building with LEGO has now become his day job, it’s wonderful that Mark still finds time to churn out awesome creations of his own at home. As to this creation in particular, that’s one big freakin’ gun! The canopies on the shoulder work very well, and the well-proportioned limbs make mecha-building look easier than it actually is.

Check out MOCPages for more pictures and commentary.

(Via Young Spacers.)

Vegetarians turn away, Andrew Lee uses a Duplo steak as the head of a mecha in a novel genre called Meatpunk, blurring the line between delicious and creepy. But for now, we can say that this awesome mecha is deliciously creepy, and it’s all suited up for some chopping action.

Karf Oohlu continues his Monkey Madness with a leggy Spider-Monkey. Not something I would like to meet in a dark alley…

Mmm, yesss… Adrian Florea’s new mecha is beautifully chunky. Check out the chairs on its ankles and the windows around its neck. Very cool.

Mark Stafford’s Sentai Angel is by far from a delicate mecha. It looks like this raging robo can dish out some serious damage. The most interesting bit of this creation is unarguably the use of train heads on the legs! Who’d have thought?

Scotty Whitesell has been adding to his collection of motorcycle bodies since we featured his Spinnenartiges Tier several months ago:

The rounded “thorax” and large forward cannon are excellent design choices.

(Via TFOL.)

Tyler Clites‘ Inquisitor mecha is sinister enough to crush your minifigs in its deathly grip if it doesn’t step on them first. Inspired by this image, this retro-looking mechanical monster stays true to its reference source. The subtle details on the landscape completes this work with an earthly alien setting.

Rong Yiren just keeping churning out these incredible biomechs, one after the other. I think this one is his best yet. You gotta love the complexity of this thing’s legs!