The place where the cannons are made...
For his entry into the Community Build 2010 Eurobricks member Exotrator made this Cannon Foundry! It has everything in it what you need to produce cannons, an oven, a lot of tools and even an administration office! With an outstanding roof technique he makes this building very special.
Make sure to check out the Cannon Foundry by Exotrator in the forum!
Micro-scale Eldorado Fortress by Pallaeon on Classic-Pirates.com
Forum member Pallaeon stuns us all with this spectacular MOC! It is the undoubtableform of the ledgendary Eldorado Fortress, but in this case a brilliantly crafted micro-scale version of it. The attention to detail in this is stunning, and it is certainly one for the pirate micro-scale history books.
Check out this Micro-scale Eldorado Fotress by Pallaeon in the Pirate forum!
A new beauty is almost ready to set sail...
Although we don’t know her name yet, she has made her name on the forums already! While she is still a Work In Progress, we can see she is turning out really good! Based on Alamai’s own LDD creation he decided to go for the real bricks!
Time for you to check out WIP HMS…? by Alamai in the forum!
Sir Wellingtons room. With a view!
A single man, a single outpost. Alone at his stand, Sir Wellington looks out into the endless Ocean for any signs of Pirate activity. With a lookout tower perched on a rock hill and his single room with a view of the Ocean, this is a perfect location to carry out the task of waiting.
Comment on Sir Wellington’s Outpost in the forum.
Smuggler's Swamp Shack
When Pirate’s need a place to hide out for a while to let the heat cool down after a pillaging, where do they go? Well if I were a Pirate, I’d be at the Smuggler’s Swamp Shack. With it’s SNOT swamp, and custom tree’s, it’s a LEGO Pirates Oasis.
Discuss the Smuggler’s Swamp Shack, in the forum
The impressive stern of the 'Fourageux'
Shipyard Master Captain Blackmoor is currently building a massive ship-of-the-line. It will probably become one of the biggest ’sailing’ Lego ships ever build! In the fourth stage, we can see the part from the stern to the main mast, and the bow. This update is very useful for other shipbuilders since you can still see the construction and used building techniques. How big this thing will become, can be explained by the number of used bricks. Just for the hull, Blackmoor has already used more than 1000 ‘jumper plates‘ (so 1000 kinds of one specific brick!!). This ship is certainly worth to take a look at.
Discuss The fourth stage of Le Fourageux by Captain Blackmoor in the forum!
Baron von Piggenstein's ship
What to do with some Fabuland pigs and the 10210 Imperial Flagship? Just combine them! With some help of his son, eti. has transformed the 10210 Imperial Flagship into “Baron von Piggenstein’s Ship”.
What are ye waiting for?! Head over to the Pirates Forum and discuss “Baron von Piggenstein’s Ship” by eti.!
The mighty Fort Royal
Eurobricks member and MOC expert Piglet has been working on Fort Royal! It includes an observation tower and supply docks. It is well armed and very well detailed. With a great coloursheme and outstanding wall details this fort is sure worth to look at!
Discuss Fort Royal by Piglet in the forum!
The ship has been captured by pirates and renamed ‘The Tornado Of Souls’, and is now under the command of Captain Cadarn the pirate lord!
100% LEGO!
Discuss Derfel Cadern’s ‘The Tornado of Souls’ in the Pirates forum!
Where the pirates get drunk...
As part of the Classic-Pirates.com Community Build, Eurobricks member Bricknave shows us his latest MOC. As the builder himself describes it, “Close to the sea, The Drunken Fish Tavern sells fresh(ish) food and alcohol. However, thanks to being far from the heart of the Imperial-Officer infested town, it is also a secret meeting place for pirates on the run!
The (removable) roof looks great, but the most interesting part is the tavern’s interior (with stairs and two floors), so make sure to check it out! There’s quite a party going on in there!
Discuss The Drunken Fish Tavern from Bricknave in the forum!
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