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
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!
Arriving on Shore
EB member Louie le Brickvalier built this great little scene. It is packed full of excellent building techniques, and beautiful textures! This is the start of a intriguing story about Louis of Westerham hunting the infamous Captain Talon.
Come by the forum, follow the story, and comment on Arriving on Shore!
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!
Stop by the forum and comment on Lonely Pylon!
Rock Island Fortress
Eurobricks member Yawgmoth has created this lovely island hideaway for his merry band of pirates. Inspired by the classic 6273 Rock Island Refuge, this throwback to the glory days of Pirates boasts several detachable sections and a very lovely shipwreck built in to the piece. Not bad for a shipbuilder!
See more pics and comment on Rock Island Fortress in the forum!
Gold, Gold, Shiny Gold!
Eurobricks fellow and MOC expert ACPin built this micro-scale pyramid for the PhLUG community build. Excellent photography depicting the view from a conquistador's telescope. Did I mention gold? Its every pirates best friend!
March on over to the forum and explore the mysteries of the Aztec Golden Pyramid!
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!
Stop by the forum and comment on Maya, Inca, and Aztec Diorama!
State Your Business!
Brig.Brick has created a nicely detailed house with three floors and a gated entryway. The build is done in the LEGO modular building style with each floor removable and all the inner details have been built. The forum post contains tons of close up photos for your viewing pleasure.
Discuss Governor's House in the forum.
