Just as fierce as the plastic version!
Captain Redbeard is given a new dimension! He already existed in a LEGO form and in a computergame form, but now there's also a paper form! The paper version is just as modular as the plastic one, and in the forum you can download the instrucions to make your own!
Check out Paper Craft LEGO by Ninjatoes in the forum!
Tasty cupcakes with some delicious foliage!
Flickr member MrPoopie had the original idea of making Pirate islands out of cupcakes. The islands don't seem very isolated from each other, and they look both cute and tasty. The Pirates should be having a great time over there. Starvation won't be a problem!
Discuss LEGO Pirate Cupcakes by MrPoopie in the forum.
A fort both strong and full of decorations.
A classic fort for the Armada, that's basically the only information we get about this awesome MOC. The rest will be told by the exceptionally high amount of pictures. The fort is full of great details so the small amount of text will be compensated for sure.
Check out Fort Royal by Elander in the forum.
A nice building with a good amount of detail.
Finally, after 4 months of waiting, Eurobricks member ZCerberus surprises us again with 2 excellent buildings for his mammoth project called Fort Brighton East. The lattice work and the windows are nice and remember that the author has a couple ideas for a couple of -even more- extravagant models.
Check out New Update! Fort Brighton East by ZCerberus in the forum!
Have sweet dreams about piracy!
Although it's not yet sure when they will be in the stores, these wonderful clocks are already available for pre-order. You can choose the Jack Sparrow or the Hector Barbossa alarm clock. No doubt these scurvy pirates will be able to awake you!
Strong and fast!
When he saw he didn't need the top part of the new LEGO hulls, Eurobricks member Sebeus Iniwum started on what was to become this excellent creation. It's a strong ship, with a nice colourscheme, a clever new technique on the stem and lots of fine details.
Discuss this Spanish sloop-of-war by Sebeus Iniwum in the forum.
Beautiful, and slightly bigger than the Imperial Flagship
A well-armed vessel with a nice colourscheme and some beautiful decorations. That's The Golden Stallion in short. Eurobricks member Dreamweb took the challenge of building a ship on the notorious 4+ hull, and made an excellent creation out of it. It may not be very realistic, but it's full of nice details in both interior and exterior.
Check out The Golden Stallion by Dreamweb in the forum!
Just as cosy as a real pirate tavern.
This fantastic MOC is part of an abandoned project called "A Pirate's Tale" by Flickr member Xenomurphy. The pictures and lighting are perfect and the MOC has a very strong piratical feeling over it. In the forum you can also find a link to better pictures of a few very fine details.
Discuss Tavern Ambient by Xenomurphy in the forum.
