Corington's war effort grows in Port Woodhouse; a settlement in the Bretheren of the Brick Seas. Legonaut shared his recent build, an officers barracks, where his character Edward resides when not on patrol.
Bretheren of the Brick Seas is an online role playing game based in the age of sail. Come check out what the other players had to say about the barracks!
Eurobricks member Woody64 has shared his 1790 - 1815 Vignettes in the Pirate Forum.
This particular one caught my eye as I love when paintings of history are recreated in Lego! This scene from the battle of Aspern-Essling was recreated with the help of some custom headgear.
In May of 1809 Napoleon attempted to cross the Danube near Vienna but was driven back by the Austrians under Archduke Charles's command. This battle was significant as Napoleon had not been defeated in over a decade. Unfortunately for the Archduke Napoleon was able to withdraw the majority of forces so it was never declared a decicive victory.
So enough of the history lesson go check out the rest of his vignettes post haste!
Eurobricks member Pantelis has wowed us again in the Pirate Forum. This time taking his castle skills and applying them to a imperial treasure fortress . . . but beware there be pirates!
Dont delay and head there today to check out his latest creation The Other Side.
Eurobricks user Keymonus shared this great little beach scene as part of a collaborative story about the events unfolding in the settlement of Charlatan Bay. Charlatan Bay is a Sea Rat port in the Bretheren of the Brick Seas subforum.
Back in June Eurobricks user ZedKay shared a remarkable build of the Flying Dutchman from the Pirates of the Caribbean film series.
This ship is packed full of details and play features! It is even drawing close to the 1000 supporters milestone on Lego Ideas.
So don't be dragged down to Daveys Locker, go check this out today!
In case you missed it Eurobricks own Paokus shared Pirate Bay back in February.
The Lego Ideas project has reached 10,000 supporters very quickly and is in the review stage!
Fingers crossed we get a great pirate set soon!
Be sure to drop a congrats on the milestone in the original post!
The HMS Surprise (a frigate that was commissioned in 1794) has been recreated in this MOC by Skulls1234.
So Trim to and sail on over to the Pirate Forum and check out this ship!
Inspired by the black & white beauty of that "Steamboat Willy" set, Captain Braunsfeld of Eurobricks has posted the analogon for the Age of Pirates: The HMS Colourless in the Pirate Forum
Even the crew is all black and white! So don't be a scurvy dog go check this one out now!
Recently fellow Eurobricker Ayrlego shared his latest build in the settlement of Port Woodhouse, as part of the Bretheren of the Brick Seas game in the Pirate Forums
If you've never heard of the Bretheren of the Brick Seas, it is an online role-playing game based in the golden age of sail.
Now ... March on over to see what those Corries are up to post haste!
Eurobricks member Pantelis shared a first Pirate Creation recently. He states that he normally does historic MOC's but wanted to try something with Pirates. We sure are glad he did as it is a great interpretation on the classic Pirates sets!
So ease the sheet and set an new course to sail on over to check this out on the Pirate Forum!
