The Governor takes one of his Ambassadors on a walk while pirates arrive on Imperial owned sands.
Eurobricks MOC expert NewRight, shares with us his latest comical pirate MOC, Hoist the Colors!
Discuss Hoist the Colors by NewRight in the Moc forum!
The new protoype Musket from Brickarms
The brickarms boys have done it again. This new musket may only be a prototype, but it's getting people excited. The new Pirate weapon will fit in practically any Pirate MOC you can think of. This is a victory for Pirate LEGO fan's everywhere!
Discuss the Brickarms musket in the forum.
Once again, Brickforge Apprentice Houndblower brings us news of an upcoming product, premiering at Brickworld this weekend. A scourge, or many-thonged whip, is another unsolved problem for MOCers - to use the official LEGO whip, be it unrealistic with the hooped end, or go with a custom string assembly? The recent Indiana Jones whip provided a solution, but its curled-up nature proved problematic for action posing. Now Imperials can flog unworthy recruits, and pirates torture their prisoners, all in true Brickforge style.
Houndblower brings us news of the new Brickforge prodcuts that will be debuting at Brickworld later this week. Amongst them are a set of reins, a gunbelt and a surcoat with a sword-loop.
The reins are a great add-on for the commanders of the great armies of the Pirate Forum - you need no longer worry about elastic bands or string to control your horse! Furthermore, as the reins fit over both types of horse head armour, we could be seeing some heavily-armed mounted troops in the near future too. Other uses will be sure to turn up too - a hangman's noose, anyone?
The surcoats also solve a dilemma for MOCers, who used to have to choose between a minifig neck bracket and 1x1 clip or an elastic band to hold their troops' cutlasses in place.
If those aren't to your taste, then the gunbelt provides a less bulky alternative, without the leg-flaps. Pistols, knives and scimitars should all find their place on minifigs' hips, perhaps with a little modification, if necessary.
Click to discuss these new Brickforge products in the Eurobricks forum
Jasbrick shares his new British soldier in the Pirate forum!
Although it's not often that LEGO® custom minifig torsos are hand painted, but rather printed from a digital image, when the necessary care and time is put into a hand painted minifig, the results can be tremendous! Just look at this custom British 95th Rifles soldier - beautiful in every way. This custom even has painting on the uniform arms!
So if you want to find out more about this stunning creation, or just wish to congratulate Jasbrick on his amazing work, sail on over to the Piate forum to discuss this 95th British Rifles custom!
BrickArms, who normally produces modern weaponry such as rifles and pistols, has surprised us all with more medieval weaponry, including multiple piratical swords and gun attachments. After months of waiting, anticipation, and prototypes, LEGO® Pirate fans around the world are rejoicing at the release of the first BrickArms Pirate weapons!
Buy yours and be sure to discuss the new weaponry in the Minfigure Customization Workshop!
Among Brickforge's new additions to their range of customs are a primitive spear and adze - great for variety in any Islander army. The new designs also helps differentiate between Incas, Mayas and Aztecs etc. and the Polynesian Islanders from the Lego sets.
Oonga-boonga-oonga-boonga-oonga-boonga-oo-oo!
Dicuss these new Brickforge tribal weapons in the forums, or head over there and get yourself some tribal spears or tribal swords!
The Enigma That is Badger of Brick Arms (one of the best custom minifig accessory designers around), has shared with us some upcoming prototypes of a removable bayonet and rapier.
Check these out...
The Rapier
The Bayonet
Discuss these customs in the LEGO Pirate Forum and Badger is even around to answer your questions.
