The vicious island cannibals are attacking the pirates trying to escape with their stolen loot. The only way is to cross the crooked old bridge. Will they make their get away or will the cannibals catch them first?

The hungry Cannibals are attacking the pirates! Who will come out on top?

Infomaniac created this MOC showing some starving islanders trying to 'catch' their dinner. but their meal just stole their emperor's most valuable treasure and are making a break for it. The only way to escape is to cross the rickety old rope bridge. Will they make it?

Click here to discuss Rope Bridge Raid a MOC by Infomaniac in the pirate forum.

The Soldiers Fort, one of the great new LEGO® sets that came out in the Pirates theme this year and a hang out for soldiers everywhere. It also happens to be the basis of RichardAM's new MOC.

A hang out for soldiers everywhere...

He has completely redesigned the modules and rearranged the accessories. The new sections include a large variety of buildings, cupboards and armaments completing the MOC.

However much this MOC is different to the original, it still keeps i's modular functionality. Richard has also changed some of the minifigs included in the set to the older Pirate torsos, thus adding some a nostalgic LEGO® feel to the MOC.

Discuss this Modified 6242, a MOC by RichardAM in the Classic-Pirates.com forum.

Size does not matter in this poll as it happens to be all about small ships. More precisely, the small Classic-Pirate sailing vessels that we have grown to love or loath over the years. Choose form a selection of 5 choices in your favourite pirate forum.

Click to vote on your favourite small pirate ship in the Classic-Pirates.com forum

After the Governor had completed taking over the island, enslaving the locals and generally causing a mess and havoc, he stole from the islanders riches deep within their fragile mines. After stealing millions worth of gold and treasure, what better to do than build a new ship and cover it with the new riches.

What better to do than build a new ship and cover it with the new riches!

Paul cantu's recent ship 'The Empress' has been created using a modular design and features a clever background story, cabins with detailed interior and gold plating!

Click to discuss The Empress by Paul cantu in the Classic-Pirates.com forum.

The poll today is about the LEGO® Classic-Pirate ship sets more than the land based ones. The poll is to vote for which Classic-Pirate ship figure head you think is the best. Choose from a myriad of figure heads such as a golden parrot, skull, naked women (you can't vote Zorro), or even no figure head just like on the Imperial Flagship. So get voting now!

Click to vote for your favourite Classic-Pirate ship figure head in the pirate forum

A strange island cropped in the LEGO® Caribbean. Below lies the wreckage of a mighty vessel now laying waste to animals and plants that may want to use it as their new home. However, it also sports a tree house built high up to be used as a resting place for weary travellers or even a hide out for bandits, either way it is welcoming and a friendly place.

Lying on top of the wreckage of a mighty ship the multilevelled island is somewhat unstable.

Paul cantu has created for us a amazing multilevelled island resting on top of supportive pillars. A long lost ship is now home to many creatures who feed off the remains of what was left on board...

Click to discuss Georgio's Isle by Paul cantu in the pirate forum.

Pull out your voting hats because it's Poll time! In this poll created by the Mister Phes you will get the chance to vote for your favourite Classic Pirate theme leader.

Vote in the 'Who is the greatest Classic-Pirate leader?' in the Classic-Pirates.com forum.

This really is one of the toughest showdowns ever. You have to decide weather you would rather be a bloody thirsty scallywag of a Pirate or a finely dressed well spoken of Imperial. The choice is yours, settle the conflict in the Classic-Pirates.com forums.

Click here to vote for Pirates or Imperials in the Classic-Pirates.com forums