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Micro-scale Eldorado Fortress by Pallaeon on Classic-Pirates.com

Forum member Pallaeon stuns us all with this spectacular MOC! It is the undoubtableform of the ledgendary Eldorado Fortress, but in this case a brilliantly crafted micro-scale version of it. The attention to detail in this is stunning, and it is certainly one for the pirate micro-scale history books.

Check out this Micro-scale Eldorado Fotress by Pallaeon in the Pirate forum!

Hello Classic-Pirates.com and Eurobricks members! You may have noticed that our Pirate forum is temporarily down. Not to worry though, it is just some routine maintainance, and it will return and be ready for normal operation shortly! Check back in an hour or so.

Thank you,

The Classic-Pirates.com Staff

New LEGO® Kingdoms Maiden Minifig!

Forum user UsernameMDM shares with us an image of a new minifig from the new LEGO® Kingdoms line that could fit in well with many themes including pirates! Do you think she would fit well into our favourite theme?

Let us know what you think about the NEW Kingdom’s Maiden in the Pirate forum!

H.M.S. Imperial Shark by mattb483 on Classic-Pirates.com

With a fierce name and a broadside to match, the H.M.S. Imperial Shark is the latest creation from Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member mattb483. In his ship he has used custom sails, some nice rounding techniques and some great stern detailing. She is a huge ship, and she has some equally huge photos so you can see all the details!

Sail to the pirate forum to see H.M.S. Imperial Shark by mattb483.

Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Gobernador shares with us news of a new pirates contest hosted by Hispabrick member Evo called Pirates Vs Governors.  Gobernador shares his entry for the contest, a great little creation depicting that dreams are decieving. With some nice techniques such angle of the governor’s head in his bed and the though bubbles, this MOC is worth a look.

Check out Pirate Captains Vs Governors by Gobernador in the Pirate forum.

We are in the 21st century, and the golden age of sail and piracy is gone. But piracy on its own is still on a rise, but in a different form! Forum user dr_spock is well eise to the tricks of Captain Brickbeard as he depicts here in this funny little scene entitled “A Day in the Life of a Pirate”.

Check out A Day in the Life of a Pirate by dr_spock in the Pirate forum!

The Flying Shadow by Swash Buckler on Classic-Pirates.com

Forum member Swash Buckler presents the online community with a brilliant MOC of a Pirate Galleon! The Flying Shadow is a pirate craft not of speed and agility, but brute force. Striking fear into the hearts of every minifig to ever sail the seven seas, she is also a fine ship to view on our forum!

Check out The Flying Shadow by Swash Buckler in the Pirate forum!

Click to see Fishing! by Legorski in the Pirate forum!

Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Legorski teases us all with a single shot of a clearly very detailed and interesting little MOC. Featuring a very nice angle of photograhy depicting a pirate trying to catch his dinner. We’d all love to see more photos of this great little model, so join the rest of the Pirates community in hounding Legorski to share more pictures!

Check out Fishing by Legorski in the Pirates forum!

PTVII Staff Entry: The Luvly Lady by Seigfried

Eurobricks Root Admin Siegfried has shared with us his entry in the staff division of Classic-Pirates.com’s Pillage The Village II building contest. Although not a classic pirate MOC, still a pirate MOC, and quite a good one at that! With a back story about a half-hearted space pirate and his trial for piracy, this is a great thread to visit.

Check out PTVII Staff Entry: The Luvly Lady by Siegfried in the Pirate forum!

After the great Pirate-Imperial war of 1789 was over, an era of peace between the two enemies began. Laughter, beer, and many great stories were shared between Pirates and Imperials.

But anger and resentment still lied deep inside both sides. And instead of taking out their anger on each other, they found a common enemy. Seagulls. Loud, annoying, and messy, seagulls were the one thing both sides hated. And so began the great sport of Seagull Blasting, where the Pirates and Imperials would compete to see who could shoot down more seagulls using a cannon. In the background the big wigs of both sides were making bets, because neither side wanted to stop looking for treasure…

Check out PTVII Entry: A Common Enemy by DarthNick in the Pirate forum!