Imperial Trading Post Redux... Redux...

This is not just another ForbiddenCove.com Jolly Roger Contest entry, this is a beautiful re-imagining of a classic pirate set.  Peter deYeule's version of the classic set really does feel like a place where merchants bring their wares.  The highlights of Peter's version include a light house on the tiled docks, two well built cranes and a great, updated trading ship.

Discuss Imperial Trading Post Redux by Peter deYeule in the forum.

Look at those great minifigs!

Eurobricks member TheBrickAvenger may forever change our opinion on "fleshies".  Using minifigure parts from LEGO® Prince of Persia™ and LEGO® Pirates of the Caribbean™ lines makes the detailed characters in this action sequence superb.  The minifigures,  interesting angles of the base and building backdrop as well as TheBrickAvenger's excellent photography skills make this a scene worth checking out.

Discuss The Hunt for Redcoats by TheBrickAvenger in the forum.

Flex tube arms, a SNOT wall, an interesting bird and more!

This MOC may seem quite small and easy to you. But think again, because Eurobricks member Brickdoctor accompanies his photographs with a rather long and interesting story about the used techniques. This creation can be very inspirational to people with a small number of LEGOs and great ideas.

Be sure to check out The Outpost, 1700s by Brickdoctor in the forum.

A well-defended fortress.

A new and impressive fortress has been made by Eurobricks member Bjornu. It sure pays honour to the Dutch admiral Michiel de Ruyter, with a harbour, cannons and strong walls. And it's filled with soldiers!

Discuss Fortress De Ruyter by Bjornu in the forum.

Pretty impressive, isn't it?

As you may remember from our previous blog entries (here, here and here), Classic-Pirates.com and Eurobricks user ZCerberus has been working (for over a year now!) on an enormous MOC ship called the Phantom MkII.

Recently he's posted some more updates, including pictures of the bow. This ship is going to be a masterpiece when it's finished!

Discuss WIP: Phantom MkII by ZCerberus in the forum!

Cute, isn't it?

Check out this sweet little land-based MOC made by new Classic-Pirates.com and Eurobricks user Nick McLego. It's the very first creation he shared with us and you must admit it's a pretty good way to introduce oneself!

There's a whole lot of detail for a MOC this size, including a cave, the interior of the outpost itself and even a small ship!

Discuss The Little Outpost by Nick McLego in the forum!

Look at those lovely windows!

EB-member Kerntechniker has made a lovely building. It's the house of a naval admiral with a big anchor in front of it. The windows are made in a very nice way and you should also take a look at the magnificent interior (on the bottom of page 1).  Overall this is a good way of making an 18th century residence and it also provides lots of ideas to other MOC'ers.

Discuss 'Admiralty' by Kerntechniker in the forum!

Battle of Concord

For the bayonets at Dawn, NewRight has choosen the Battle of Concord, from canonball smoke trails to custom canons this MOC has alot of great detail packed into a relatively small space.  Will the redcoats prevail?

Comment on NewRight's MOC in the Pirate Forum.