Captain Blackmoor and Big Cam with their new ranks

Captain Blackmoor and Big Cam have been promoted! Captain Blackmoor is the new Pirate Regulator, one of the highest "pirate ranks". Big Cam is the new Shipyard Master in Blackmoor's place. Shipyard Master is the highest rank of the Shipyardigans. So be nice to these guys as they are the managers now, and the administers of the rum!

Be sure to congratulate CB and BC in the LEGO Pirates forum!

Only the sails, and ropes instead of chains, then it will be finished!

And another fine ship is (almost) ready to set sail. It's an 18th century 'States Yacht', used to sail important people to bigger ships or to different cities within (in this case) the Netherlands. The inventor made it very close to the real ship with a very nice lion figurehead. And in the future, it's also going to have sails.

Check out this VOC States yacht "De Utrecht" by the Inventor!

View the topic to learn how to make such a nice ship of your own!

The magnificent frigate is almost done! In his topic, Captain Green Hair shows you how to make a beatiful frigate of the Napoleonic era. With detailed pictures of all the building techniques and of the rigging, everyone can learn how to make a fine vessel! And you can always ask questions and use your own imagination.

So check out the new update of Build a frigate with Captain Green Hair and discuss it here!

Let the LEGO group know what you think!

The LEGO group wants to hear from you! They want to know more about the needs and wishes of the global AFOL and TFOL communities. In the forum you can also find the key findings of the last survey and discuss your answers. The survey won't take you more than 5 minutes and it's worth the effort.

So fill in this online survey and discuss it in the Pirates LEGO forum afterwards!

That rock doesn't seem very good-natured...

A brave admiral is saving his daughter from a bunch of vicious pirates. That's what this MOC is about. That is, I think it is, it's a brickshelf find. Legohaulic has made a great pirate hideout in the shape of something like a skull. Not only the rock is a wonderfoul creation, it also has a nice interior with lots of gold, ladders and plants (and pirates of course).

Discuss CraniumCrag by Legohaulic in the forum!

Well-rigged, strong and fast.

Eurobricks member Mr. Phes has found a nice ship on Flickr. It's a 22-gun ship with a rather nice colourscheme and a great rigging. A fast and powerful vessel with a nice 'classic lego feeling' over it. There are only 2 pictures, but they are certainly worth to take a look at.

Discuss HMS Brunswick by Elephant Knight in the forum!

Which one do you like the most?

Although we all like the real Lego blunderbuss a lot, the Brick Forge musket is also very nice. Apache has made a good review of both weapons with all the pro's and con's. Do you prefer the brown classic Lego musket, or the more realistic designed Brick Forge one?

Give your opinion in the Brick Forge Musket Review by Apache in the forum!

Would he taste good with some bananas?

Azaghal isn't a member of Eurobricks, but he's a good MOCmaker. EB-member Mister Phes found this funny MOC on MOCpages. The description is "Captain Gerald tragically misinterprets the Islanders desire to, "have him for dinner". The banana and the evil smile of the islanders explain a lot.

Have a look at Dinner With the Islanders by Azaghal Gabilzaramul in the forum!