We all know that the Islanders subtheme is popular, but we want to know what the reader at Classic-Pirates.com think of it. Choose from 4 varying opinions and submit your thought on the LEGO® Islanders subtheme.
Click here to pass your thoughts on the LEGO® Islanders faction in the Classic-Pirates.com forum.
Bang and the dirt is gone! Well in this case bang and his head is gone. Brickbeard thrives on punishing poor soldiers he captures, but perhaps this time he has gone a bit too far. Trapped inside barrel of a cannon ready to be fired, the soldier will have to make his escape before Brickbeard lights the fuse!
Head Shot, pretty self explanatory
Vig-Lego93 has produced a little vignette for us to marvel at. Although the concept is simple, the MOC has been designed in an interesting way and also has added small details to give a little more 'uniqueness' to the scene.
Click to discuss Head Shot, a MOC by Vig-Lego93 in the Pirate forum!
Battling a mighty whirlpool and then finding yourself in an underwater paradise filled with riches galore. Sounds great - well, at least that's what the scurvy crew of a small vessel thought. However when they tried to take the riches of Charyblantis, they soon found themselves having to escape from pretty angry undersea beasts.
Yargh, there be treasure under the sea!
SlyOwl delivers us another outstanding MOC. Jam packed with hidden treasure, the aquatic city of Charyblantis is certainly an awe inspiring creaton. Filled with details and undersea warriors, the MOC is split in two, a top section and an underwater section. Both house great building skills and techniques. The interesting name as some of you may have guessed derives from Charybdis, a whirlpool in Greek mythology, and Atlantis.
Discover the lost city of Charyblantis by SlyOwl in the Pirate forum!
In the ballots today you have the chance to vote whether you prefer the LEGO® Pirates theme or the Castle theme, and because we are all biased towards Pirates, we already know the outcome of the poll. However, the Castle fans have been out in their masses and have almost balanced the votes. Are you a die-hard Castle fan or do you prefer the scurvier side of the brick?
Rally to the Pirate forum and tell us your opinion!
Sail this way for more polls!
There are many 'Classic Pirate' ships out there, but which is your favourite? Each and every one has their good and bad points, and all of us share different opinions on what those points are. Pick from 5 ships and fight out the battle to be the top ship. So go and cast your vote! Who knows, your it may just put you favoured ship ahead of the others...
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favourite Classic Pirate ship in the Pirate forum.
Yar! I be needin' ya to row me ta Cuba ya limey fool! Those are the possible words of the pirate aboard that forced the poor soldier to row him to Cuba. More likely is that fact that he has a cannon shoved up his nose.
He has a cannon shoved up his nose!
'Take Me to Cuba' by Crimson Wolf is both funny and imaginative featuring humorous details and what looks to be a great background story line. The MOC is well complimented by a neat Photoshop background.
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Take Me to Cuba, a MOC by Crimson Wolf, in the Classic-Pirates.com forum
In this poll we broaden our view of our beloved LEGO® System pirate sets and take a look at other companies and expansions on the LEGO® company's System sets. You have to decide which company's pirate sets you like best. Choose from 4 different brands as well as LEGO's 4+ range and vote which you prefer.
Click here to vote on which
Non-System pirate ship you like the most in the Pirate forum.
Hispabrick magazine is a fan based Spanish LEGO® magazine. The magazine covers LEGO topics such as MOCs, events, building techniques/tips and interviews. The magazine is available for download from their website in Spanish and English for those readers who don't fluently understand Spanish language.
Hispabrick magazine is also avalible in English
Hispabrick's latest issue features a small pirate section that goes back to the beginning of the Pirates theme and discusses what impact it has had on the LEGO company and community.
Click to discuss Hispabrick LEGO Magazine in the Pirate forum.
