A real beauty!

All of ye Pirate LEGO fanatics out there, check out this magnificent Scorpion's Soul Pirate Ship from Classic-Pirates.com user Hass Kabal! She's got custom, handpainted sails, along with lots of other cool features, including some clever interior details!

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This locker is quite messy...

Check out yet another fine MOC from Flickr user /TheBricks\. Not a typical Pirate creation that one would expect, but you must agree that it's quite an interesting approach to the subject of the infamous Davy Jones' locker.

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Alone on a small island...

Take a look at this small yet quite eye-catching MOC from Flickr user /TheBricks\. This poor fellow trapped on that little island has nothing but the bell that he can use to call passing ships in hope of a rescue.

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Flyyyyyy!

Remember the myth of Icarus? Here's a pirate version of it, in a MOC built by Ecclesiastes. Check out the nice-looking tower, the makeshift wings and other cool details! And thanks to Classic-Pirates.com news scout SirSven7 for finding this great creation and showing it to us!

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A new ship has arrived!

Please take a look at this fine vessel built by Classic-Pirates.com user Peter de Yeule. La sémillante is a pirate ship that all other sailors should be aware of!

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A movie-inspired MOC

This pretty LEGO ship sitting on a giant's head is inspired by a scene from the movie Time Bandits, and this MOC was built by Flickr member V&A Steamworks. Please also note that the head was built using DUPLO bricks! Overall it's an original and interesting creation.

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A shelter for the Islanders!

Check out this nice-looking MOC from Classic-Pirates.com user Bjornu! With a dock, a waterfall, numerous caves to live in and even a treasure hidden behind the statue, it's definitely a fitting home for King Kahuka and his people.

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That's a lot of gifts!

Our friend SirSven7 has found this funny little MOC on Flickr, so let's take a look at it. Granted that Christmas is long gone, but we can pretend for a while that it's back. It was built by Azaghal Gabilzaramul, who also informs us that: "Legend has it that this shark-driven dinghy sails seas the world over in search of treasure, but - the captain and crew will gladly share the loot with those they deem worthy".

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