An island paradise? Not likely.
Eurobricks member sweetsha built this amusing island scene to show off his CMF Tiki Warriors, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy it! Of particular note are the snake statue and the adorably carnivorous man-eating plants. These bumbling pirates are definitely in over their heads!
Discuss Beware the Tikis! in the forum.
Pirate Paradise!
Mark of Falworth has done it again! Built by Mark and his brother Steven for an Iron Builder match up against other builders, this moc has great details! This was a seed part challenge using the green flexible spike. From the looks of it they have a good chance at winning!
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No pirates will drop anchor here!
Our own ACPin has done it again! This diorama beautifully shows off his Redcoat army in formation, defending a tropical beach against some unseen invaders. Well-armed with cannons and muskets aplenty, these guys aren't giving up this beach anytime soon!
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Admiral's Home
Captain Braunsfeld created this beautiful house on the rocks for the Admiral. Complete with a cave on the side, in case the Admiral has to sail away on short notice!
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Charge!
Built for the Human Evolution Museum in Burgos, Spain, this wonderful diorama depicts many scenes from the historic Gamonal Battle. The scenes were built by Gobernador and Pucelabricks. There is a lot of action from the battle and great scenes-within-scenes. Check out the post for all the photos and description of the battle!
Discus Gamonal Battle. Burgos Spain, November 1808 in the forum.
Fort Ruins
Eurobricks member Inconspicuous created this scene, featuring a soldier honoring the ruins of a fort. With interesting building techniques, like the tiles for the roof and SNOT water, this MOC fits right in at Classic Pirates!
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It's a lonely job, but someone's gotta do it.
Eurobricks member Robinson presents this quiet diorama, showcasing the lonely life of a Redcoat stuck on watch duty in the middle of the ocean. Some great techniques are employed, such as the rounding of the tower and the SNOT pier.
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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!
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