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.
Star Wars Figbarf
Flickr user Adam Dodge has posted this creative picture of pirate figures meant to represent characters from the Star Wars universe. It's a great idea and well executed, as any Star Wars fan should be able to identify who the figures represent. He has incorporated pieces from classic pirates all the way to pieces from Pirates of the Caribbean and even other themes. If you check out his photostream he also has some other great creations.
Check out the forum to comment on Star Wars Figbarf!
Captain Redbeard Maxifig
Pirate reviewer extraordinaire and former crew member Boomchil has finished his first MOC, and it's a true work of art! He recreated the classic LEGO pirate Captain Redbeard minifigure in large scale. Perfect proportions and excellent attention to detail make this a superb creation.
Come by the forum and comment on Captain Redbeard Maxifig by Boomchil
Ooga Booga!
It's been almost 20 years since LEGO gave us some non-licensed islander minifigs. The new figure from Collectible Minifigures Series 11 is a great addition to your island family. The new mask is painted with bright colors that go well with the new print on the torso and legs, as well as a new face print including a tribal tattoo.
Discuss LEGO Minifigure Series 11 - Island Warrior in the forum.
We're Back?
A surprising find at official LEGO Brand stores in the USA, new pirate minifigure packs! Not only does this small set come with four figures, but also chrome gold coins and bar previously only seen in licensed sets! There are also animals, palm leaves, and a printed map tile.
Discuss New Pirates Minifigure Pack in the forum.
Admiral's Home
Captain Braunsfeld created this beautiful house on the rocks for the Admiral. Complete with a cave on the side, in case the Admiral has to sail away on short notice!
Stop by the Pirates forum and comment on the Admiral's Home!
A Redcoat battalion, ready for action!
Eurobricks member ACPin is back in fine form with this vignette showcasing Redcoat soldiers in formation. Using cheese slopes to affect a kneeling position for some of his troops makes them look that much more prepared, and the new horse in its reared-up position just seems made for scenes like this!
See more pictures and comment on Red Coats Firing Line in the forum.
March easy, men!
Brig. Brick has taken full advantage of the Collectible Minifigs in building up his armies. These hardened soldiers are battle-ready and armed to the teeth. Pirates don't stand a chance against them!
See more pics and discuss ARMIES in the forum!
