EB member L-space brings us his 2010 Community Build entry, A poor house/charity building were people in need of cloths, food, water and tax relief can find refuge from the pressures of the world.
L-space certainly included lots of unique little details such as a basement entrance, a gang of poor people and a nifty looking chimney.
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A nice environment for the children.
The 2010 Community Build brings us lots of neat entries, including badboytje88's orphanage.The orphanage, ran by Father McBrickbeard and his evil nuns, try to find new homes for the children who have been saved from the sea, pillaged villages and other nasty places.The truth is that the little orphanage is a very dangerous place for kids. They are abused, beaten and even sold to rich folks, or worse......pressed into slavery!
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Yes, you are in trouble if this happens!
Eurobricks member Guss entered the large division in the Pillage The Village contest! An epic scene shows us when fishing goes wrong! In this case, you are in trouble! You aren't attacked every day by a massive shark during fishing! A creation filled till the rim with details, and nice action! This entry deserved a top place in the rankings!
"You there. Boy - help an old blind beggar to the door will ya? Now! Take me to Black Dog!"
If you have no idea what that is, it's from Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. The same place as this outstanding MOC.
The Brick Time brings us one of the best pirate movie MOC's of all time. Be sure to whip into the pirate forum to discuss the Admiral Benbow Inn!
A vast collection of costumes from Classic-Pirates.com's resident tailor
Has your sigfig ever been invited to a fancy dress party and had nothing to wear? Well now we have a solution! With fallentomato's new wardrobe of pirate animal costumes, you will never have to be worried about being under-dressed again! This MOC from our resident pirate minifig tailor demonstrates not only brilliant imagination, but a vast array of techniques.
You'll want to check these LEGO® Pirate Animal Costumes by fallentomato out in our pirate forum.
The newly released photos of the LEGO Castle Shop at Home exclusive, 10193 Medieval Market Village, have provided us with some high quality shots of some of the new molds to be released in the upcoming pirate theme including the hat plume/flame pieces, the decorative support/telescope pieces, and a new fish mold (!). Check out the pictures below provided by BrickCon 2009 attendee Mark "Hinckley" Larson.
In addition, further pictures from the Washington state BrickCon convention uploaded to flickr.com by Lego ambassador Andrew Becraft give us a peek at a mermaid figure for an upcoming set - one likely to be mass produced as the figurehead on the pirate ship of the 2009 product line.
Lastly, another attendee and ambassador, Nannan Zhang, has put up a shot of the "Governor's Daughter" minifigure to be released with the same pirate ship.
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