MOC-264121 The Nautilus Building Blocks

Set sail on a fantasy monster-hunting adventure with the MOC-264121 The Nautilus Building Blocks Set. Designed and authorized by Moc_Lobster, this 1,102-piece original vessel was created as a dedicated transport and display ship for a Monster Hunter-style collectible figure.

Rather than recreating a specific movie or video game vehicle, MOC-264121 presents an original adventure ship designed around fantasy exploration and monster-hunting themes. Its distinctive vessel design gives builders a versatile centerpiece for custom characters, fantasy crews, and imaginative nautical scenes.

Although originally designed around a Monster Hunter figure, the ship is not limited to one character. Any compatible figure can be placed aboard, making The Nautilus suitable for custom crews and a wide variety of fantasy or adventure displays.

1,102-PIECE FANTASY ADVENTURE SHIP
Build an original vessel created for monster-hunting and fantasy exploration scenes.

DESIGNED BY MOC_LOBSTER
MOC-264121 is designed and authorized by Moc_Lobster as an original character-scale ship.

BUILT FOR A MONSTER HUNTER
The designer originally created The Nautilus as a vehicle for a Monster Hunter collectible figure.

USE WITH YOUR OWN CREW
The ship can also accommodate other compatible figures, giving builders freedom to create their own adventurers, hunters, or fantasy crews.

ORIGINAL FANTASY VESSEL DESIGN
A strong choice for collectors who enjoy original ships, fantasy vehicles, and character-driven adventure displays.

Best For

Fantasy ship collectors, monster hunter character fans, nautical MOC enthusiasts, adventure-themed builders, custom minifigure collectors, and Moc_Lobster fans.

From the Designer

Moc_Lobster created MOC-264121 specifically as a ship for a Monster Hunter collectible figure, while intentionally keeping the design flexible enough to work with any compatible character the builder chooses.

Important Note

The Monster Hunter figure referenced by the designer is a collectible character concept and should not be confused with Capcom’s Monster Hunter video game franchise.

The Nautilus is also not presented by the designer as an official recreation of the submarine from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.