Dioramas Archive
Thursday, July 1st, 2010

The six modules together!
Eurobricks member Swash Buckler has been working on six modules, which create the harbour of Tortuga when connected to eachother! Each module is crammed with details, and each module is actually already a great creation on it's own. Tortuga is a cramped town, and Swash Buckler really gives it the feeling of the good old pirate days!
Discuss Modular Tortuga by Swash Buckler in the forum!
Posted by Captain Blackmoor in Dioramas, Land Based | Comments Off
Saturday, June 26th, 2010

Fortress Redband
If a massive well layed out fortress is what you are looking for then look no further. Tycho McKorley has delivered with Fortress Redband. The details are phenomenal. From a full barracks, a kitchen, a dining hall, a dungeon, an armory, and so much more that you really must see. I cannot stress enough to view his flickr or brickshelf folder to view them all. This is one stunning MOC.
Comment on Fortress Redband in the forum.
Posted by Big Cam in Dioramas | Comments Off
Friday, June 4th, 2010

The battle begins...
Classic-Pirates.com user DanMov has shown us his Bayonets at Dawn contest entry. The MOC represents the beginning of the Battle for La Haye Sainte.
It's a very big diorama which could probably be easily used for miniature wargaming of some sort, using Lego soldiers!
Discuss Battle of La Haye Sainte from DanMov in the forum.
Posted by Dreamweb in Armies, Dioramas, Land Based | Comments Off
Thursday, May 13th, 2010

Don't cry for your hair
Inspired by Louis XVI of France, ZeeK shows the outcome of treason. Many pirates likely are far too familiar with this scene. From the impressive army to the beautifully built guillotine, this MOC is wonderful to look at and speaks many words in a single photo.
Comment on this creation in the Pirate forum
Posted by Big Cam in Dioramas, MOCs | Comments Off
Monday, April 26th, 2010

Seems hungry...
Check out this very nice-looking MOC from Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Scrat.
The giant hungry creature seen here is of course a Duplo shark, which, as you see, fits pretty well as part of this violent and bloody scene.
It doesn't seem like the pirates have any chance of survival...
Discuss Shark Attack from Scrat in the forum.
Posted by Dreamweb in Dioramas, Pirates | Comments Off
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

what are those pirates using the cove for?
Yes, Derfel Cardarn has reached the frontpage...again! He produces MOC's in a very high velocity and with a lot of skills. This time, he wanted to make a peaceful scene. At least, that's what it seems, because there's a lot going on beneath the surface! A pirate clan has made his headquarters inside a secret cave and now it's filled with treasure! If you're a big fan of Lego, you just can't miss this MOC!
Discuss The Secret Of Castle Rock Cove! by Derfel Cardarn in the forum!
Posted by Admiral Croissant in Dioramas, Pirates | Comments Off
Friday, November 27th, 2009

A mini-diorama.
Mariann Asanuma: After surviving twenty long years on the high seas, three mutinies (two of them he instigated), and being stranded on a desert island five times Captain Brickbeard has decided to retire and give up his life of plundering and pillaging -- well semi-retire, you can never have enough plundering in your life.
Discuss Skull Mountain by Mariann Asanuma in the Pirates forum.
Posted by Zorro in Dioramas, PTVII | Comments Off
Friday, October 23rd, 2009

Now we all know where the bell sound comes from!
Eurobricks member Derfel Cardarn strikes again! This time he has been working on this church! With some great building and landscaping techniques he managed to surprise us once again. There is even a sinister story behind it which you really have to read! Perhaps we will see some night scenes in the near future as well...
Now hurry to the forum and discuss For Whom The Bell Tolls by Derfel Cardarnbefore the priest closes the doors!
Posted by Captain Blackmoor in Dioramas, Land Based | Comments Off