What a brig!

Sebeus I built this lovely Merchant Brig. The sails, stern, and crew are very nice. There is even a rowboat!

Check out all the details and discuss the Merchant Brig in the forum.

The Spyglass

Matthew Hurt constructed a small inn based off the one in Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. The details include great woodwork, a clever "spyglass" sign, and the classic ship wheel piece that looks great almost anywhere.

Discuss Matthew Hurt's "At The Sign of The Spyglass" in the forum.

Ahoy matey! Photograph by cjdc's

Ahoy there! T'day be International Talk Like a Pirate Day! Celebrate all things piratey by talking like a salty sea dog. You best be doing it, or we might make ya walk the plank! Arghh!

Earn yer sea legs, then discuss International Talk Like a Pirate Day in the forum.

The looks of this rival the Imperial Flagship.

Franko Komljenovic recently constructed this amazing pirate ship. It bears no name, but its looks alone are enough to make one remember it. The details are so crisp and clean, yet they maintain an almost LEGO set like quality.

View more photos and discuss Franko's pirate ship in the forum.

The pirates travel the desert in search of water.

It isn't every day you see a band of pirates in the middle of a dry desert. Petronel tells the story of a group of pirates in search of the world's purest water. The landscaping, architecture, and pirate crew are worthy of note when discussing the great details on this awesome LEGO creation.

Read the story and discuss Tear in the Sand in the forum.

A band of pirates reclaim their hidden treasure.

This magnificent diorama by Mark of Falworth depicts some pirates visiting their treasure cave. The scurvy band of misfits have apparently reclaimed their loot and are taking it out of the cavern. There are many noteworthy details including the sea weed, foliage, and the water technique that Mark has become well known for.

Marvel at the details, and then discuss the Treasure Cave in the forum.

Look out Bluecoats!

What's better than one average sized Redcoat? Well a Bluecoat might say a dead one is better, but one might also say that a big Redcoat is better. Kerntechniker has sculpted this towering colossus of a Redcoat. The height, shaping, and details on this statue are great.

Discuss the Big Redcoat in the forums.

An Islander and his pig share this lovely hut!

Islanders have always been a fun branch off of the Pirate's theme. Mariko brings us this lovely hut and statue built for every common Islander to enjoy. With an awesome statue, tiki torches, and a pig by their side, who wouldn't want to visit this lovely home?

Discuss the hut and statue in the forum.