Drop anchor here, lads!
Our own Grimmbeard built this impressive display for the inaugural Scouting for Bricks event in Virginia. Featuring his own custom ships, as well as a fortified Bluecoat stronghold, this "Best In Show" winner is definitely deserving of the title!
See more photos and discuss Imperial Port Display in the forum!
Spanish fort under English siege!
Eurobricks user pucelabricks shares with us this excellent Spanish fort. Unveiled at Madbrick 2013 in Madrid Spain, this MOC is packed full of intricate details, and is sure to please all LEGO pirate fans!
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A birds-eye view of this massive scene.
This monstrous diorama, originally presented at Brickmania Wetteren 2013, is the result of the cumulative efforts of Eurobricks users Damaximus, Sebeus I, synbiote, and J.L. Hornblower. Clocking in at a whopping 736x384 studs, this scene features everything from a bustling city port to a replica of the Flying Dutchman as seen in the Pirates of the Caribbean films!
For more vids and pics, check out Giant Pirate Diorama in the forum!
The First Capture and Attempted Deportation of Captain Jim
Invicta Bricks has remade the classic pirate set 1592 Town Square with modern styling and flesh color figs. The build is extremely detailed and very sharp and clean. It does a great job of being recognizable as the classic pirate set while adding the great detailing and colors that we have come to expect from modern sets.
Discuss Set 1592 - Town Square: Remade in the forum.
A Bullet to the First Enemy Head!
What be the signal, cap'n? Mark of Falworth does it again in another thrilling LEGO Pirate MOC! Using his trademark water technique, along with amazing foliage, he continues his action-packed story!
Read on and Share your Thoughts on High Tide Vengeance... in the Forum.
A Day of the Pirates' Life
Yo-ho, yo-ho, a pirate's life for me! This busy diorama by Eurobricks member KZB depicts the hustle-and-bustle lifestyle of a merry band of pirates on an island in the middle of the ocean. Of particular note are the small ship made from a dinghy and the very realistic water. Watch out for those sharks!
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We've got them this time!
All the action in this scene will blow you away. Will the pirates escape the mighty Spanish galleon or will they be hauled back to face the gallows? Mark of Falworth dazzles us with his newest dynamic scene full of life.
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How We Gonna Row With One Paddle?
Row fer yer lives, men! Using a nice water technique along with a creative story, Eurobricks user Mark of Falworth leaves the audience hanging (or sinking) with this great new MOC.
Read the story and share your thoughts on "Now What?..." in the forum.
