With the eminent return of LEGO Pirates, we're starting to see more and more classic pirate sets redesigned, and they're truly works of art! This one, done by Robinson is particularly amazing because it's instantly recognizable as set #6263, however it exhibits advanced build techniques, as well as more realistic colors.
Head over to the forum to view more of 6263 Imperial Outpost Redesigned!
Floating around the forum lately has been this beautiful scene, The Courtroom from the 18th Century. It was created by user Dzoni90 and his brother. The statues in this scene are very fun, as is the second level with all the onlookers. It's a perfect use of the Collectible Minifigure Series 9 Judge, but there's also some other great uses of minifigures from the past.
Head on over to the forum to discuss and view more pics of The Courtroom from the 18th Century
Eldorado Fortress 2014
Eurobricks member Viktor aka -DoNe- has shared with us his first pirate MOC in two years! This time he's chosen to remake the classic Eldorado Fortress for the Imperial Soldiers. Keeping true to this sets classic nature, he opted to avoid using modern build techniques. Never the less the base plate has been replaced with a brick built rock design and the ramp looks especially accurate with its "circular" rock designs, much like the printing on the original.
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Imperial Barracks
Isaac aka SoccerKid6 has taken a break from his Castle MOCs to bring us this stunning Imperial Barracks. The build depicts a great amount of detail and realism, as well as maintaining the classic Imperial Guard color scheme. It also utilizes a non uniform base, and perhaps most importantly, is SoccerKid6's use of Technic pins which give the promise of much more to come!
See more images of the Imperial Barracks over in the forum!
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!
See more pics and comment on Red Coat Beach Defense in the forum.
Ocean's Great Neptune
"I am the Sea. Literally." His second completed ship MOC, yet still not his magnum opus, Eurobricks user mrsniady1 presents the Forums this grand and god-like Redcoat vessel. Using custom machine-sewn sails, a slope-tumblehome technique, two gun decks, and a working capstan, he reminds us who exactly has the powers of the sea in their hands.
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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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Look down, look down, don't look 'em in the eye!
Eurobricks member Matthias130182 shows us how the Redcoats treat their prisoners in this scene showcasing a forced labour camp under Redcoat rule. Pirates and Bluecoats alike work together under heavy guard, and the pile of bodies in the corner hints at what happens if they don't!
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Simply Elegant
Though simply named "An Imperial Ship", one can see that this is not a simple ship at all. His first LEGO Pirate ship MOC, Forbidden Cove user Purple Wolf creates this sleek and defined Redcoat vessel. Using full custom rigging, a creative rolled-up sail technique, and overall nice part usage, he brings one more ship to the Imperial Fleet.
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Rebirth of a Legend
Load those docks, soldiers! Made for the 2013 MOCathlon contest, Eurobricks user Legonardo redesigns the beloved LEGO Pirate set 6277 Imperial Trading Post. Keeping the classic feel, but making use of new techniques, he creates a new image of the set for fans everywhere.
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