PTC Contest Entry by Captain Nemo/MstrOfPppts
The contest entries keep rolling in, and here is another wonderful entry by Captain Nemo and MstrOfPppts. They have incorporated several great play features and details. Most interesting is their unconventional way of connecting the modules with technic pins!
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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.
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PTC Contest entry by Eurotrash/Oirad72
Another contest entry is in and it's a great one! Eurotrash and Oirad72 have teamed up to create this awesome contest entry, Fort Degas and The Slippery Eel Tavern. Both entries feature many excellent play features, and a few secrets! Certainly a top contender in this contest.
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PTC Contest entry by soccerkid6/Simon_S
The Pirates Teamwork Contest is in full swing, and some entries are coming in. Soccerkid6 and Simon_S have teamed up and created a excellent modular fort. It can be combined in several different ways. It also has many features like a prison cage, working cannons, and hidden treasure chests, just to name a few. It looks like this is going to be a very competitive contest!
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Eldorado Fortress 2014
Eurobricks member Viktor aka -DoNe- has shared with us his first pirate MOC in two years! This time he's chosen to remake the classic Eldorado Fortress for the Imperial Soldiers. Keeping true to this sets classic nature, he opted to avoid using modern build techniques. Never the less the base plate has been replaced with a brick built rock design and the ramp looks especially accurate with its "circular" rock designs, much like the printing on the original.
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(Micro) Pirates of the Caribbean
Flickr user Anonymous Bricks has uploaded this creative micro build using only 11 pieces! Some parts are cleverly used, such as the Bionicle head and the plastic waterfall sheet from the Fountain of Youth set. This small display goes to show that you don't always need to build a huge creation to showcase creativity.
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Exactly what it sounds like.
Eurobricks member Captain Braunsfeld has created this small sloop, very aptly named the Small Green Flying Dutchman. This little darling comes complete with brick-built sails and guns, not to mention her own backstory and a colourful cast of characters to sail her!
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Pirate Rock
Flickr user David Frank (Fraslund) has built an incredibly large and detailed Pirate base. Every part of this inspirational build is just simply eye candy. There is absolutely nothing in David's creation not to like!
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