Welcome to William's LEGO MOCs and Reviews!


Hello everyone!

I'm William and welcome to my Blog, where I'll be giving you up-to-date information on everything LEGO, including, but not limited to, set releases, reviews, and MOCs (my own creations)!



        Here on William's LEGO MOCs and Reviews, I'll be publishing a variety of content for all ages:

  • Inside looks at my MOCs
  • Set Reviews
  • William's Monthly Workshop Report giving you an inside look at the development and build process of my MOCs at the end of every month
  • LEGO News up-to-date information on the happenings at LEGO HQ
  • MOC showcases, where I partner with other builders to share their amazing creations
  • And much more!
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