A Pirates Hideout
Flickr user Stijn Oom created this wonderful entry in the 2014 MocAthlon: Pirates' Haven category. It features excellent snot work on the rocks, a neat color scheme rarely seen in pirate creations, as well as many other awesome details.
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The Flying Piranha and Imperial Fort
Eurobricks members, Cara and Legonardo, have teamed up to bring us this amazing entry for the PTC Contest. This very detailed creation includes a sinking ship and fort that opens up to show many play features! There is way to much to include in this write up.
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Teamwork Across on the Seas
Working together over email, Yatkuu and 6Kyubi6 have created two sets that fit together perfectly in style and function. The wrecked ship has been masterfully changed into a place for the remaining crew to live on Shark Reef's rocky outcroppings. The creations have a lot of great details from the pirates re-purposing parts of the ship, very much worth checking out the close up photos.
Discuss PTC - The Shark Reef on the forum.
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!
Check it out Pirate Rock in the forum
Venetian War Galley
Eurobricks member Mark of Falworth has shared with us his unique galley aptly named the Venetian War Galley! Even with its compact design, Mark managed to incorporate a lot of historically accurate features. The deck is also packed with a mighty crew and great minifugre creations. I personally enjoy the rudder design and the forward facing cannons.
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The Lonely Pylon
Morthen created this beautiful lighthouse. Made from 3471 pieces, it features some excellent rock work! Built for Klodsfest, destroyed, and built again for another LEGO event. Then selected for a LEGO store showcase, this model has had an interesting life!
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Black Rock Tribe
MOCpages member brick to form built this wonderful Islander display. The island has lots of play features built in, and a beautiful brick built waterfall. The pirate ship is very nice, and has secret compartments to hide their booty! All in all this is an excellent MOC, sure to please any LEGO Pirates fan.
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Relaxing on a rolling lagoon.
Legopard created this wonderful vignette to show off his new moldable water technique, but the whole scene is worth a closer look. Many amazing details in such a small space will make you wonder why you never thought to use parts in these ways.
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Supplies Abound!
Turambar has created this large 108x96 stud display featuring a brilliant ship, island area, and busting port town. There are some great shots of the town in action on the forum post. All the little details really give the town life and the design of the buildings is top notch.
Discuss Port by turambar on the forums.
Maya, Inca, Aztec Diorama
Eurobricks member Subix created this awesome Mesoamerican diorama for his local LUG. The main temple modeled after Temple I in Tikal, and smaller buildings in other architectural styles of the ancients. Subix has managed to pack many details in this MOC, including custom made stickers, and lights in the temples. If your a fan of Mesoamerican history like I am, this is one MOC you will not want to miss!
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