Once again Pantelis has wowed us over in the Pirate Forum with the latest creation of Blue Imperial Fort ... but what is a fort without another Pirate hideout?

So take some shore leave and go check this out today!

Eurobrick member Khorne shared a wonderful story with several vignettes for the Brethren of the Brick Seas role playing game in the Pirate Forum.

Come hear the crowds chant "Vive la révolution!" before the riots ensue!

Eurobrick user Mbrick has created quite the wreck ... Sunken wreck that is.  The ship is very detailed and since it appears to be a Galleon it just may be full of treasure.

Besure to drop him some comments over at the Pirate Forum!

Recently Eurobricker Elephant-Knight shared a final picture of the HMS White Card a ship done in similar colors to the original flagship.

Be sure to check out the WIP thread to see the changes it went through!

What happens when a giant hermit crab moves into a shipwreck ?

A brilliant MOC develops !

Inspired by Total War  : Warhammer II video game, Eurobricks member BardDandelion shared the Rotting Leviathan in the Pirate Forum

So crawl on over and check this one out!

Fellow Eurobricks member The Neighborhood Merchant shared his latest MOC Boreas' Haul in the Pirate Forum.  The ships inspiration came from his little lego trade ship.

So heave ho and check out the awesome features included!

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.