Eurobricks member Pantelis shared a first Pirate Creation recently.  He states that he normally does historic MOC's but wanted to try something with Pirates.  We sure are glad he did as it is a great interpretation on the classic Pirates sets!

So ease the sheet and set an new course to sail on over to check this out on the Pirate Forum!

Eurobricks member DK_Titan brings us The Castle of Captain Sabertooth, a layout built by Scandinavian AFOLs as their contribution to a larger display at LEGO World Copenhagen, Denmark, which will take place during 2020.

The MOC is illuminated using the Brickstuff lighting system which can be observed in the accompanying YouTube video in the LEGO Pirates Forum.

To see Sabertooth's castle in all it's illuminated glory, visit the LEGO Castle of Captain Sabertooth topic in the LEGO Pirates Forum.

Eurobricks member, Paokus (or Bricky_Brick as he's known on LEGO Ideas) brings us the first pirated theme submission to gain 10,000 votes - get excited because the project is now officially under review!

For more images or updates on the review, visit The Pirate Bay thread in the LEGO Pirates Forum.

From LEGO Ideas...

Prepare the cannons sailors,  you have to defend the bay!
Welcome to the impregnable pirate fortress, house of Red beard, many sailors fear these waters, the most dangerous pirates make their stop here. Be careful not to be locked in jail or possibly the only place you can be, as long as you do not find the secret exit.

There is a rumor, they say that there is a treasure map, it is believed that it is below the canteen, many of them are looking for the treasure but none of them have yet achieved it. Will you be able to find it?

It is time to return to the classics and what better than this super bastion built on shipwrecks, with traps like the pendular anchor that warns unexpected visitors and the dog and the monkey guardian. The food is delicious in our tavern, many pirates only stop to eat here. In this small pirate town we find a small farm with pigs and chickens, lobsters crabs and fish, also delight this area.

A Modular set that includes 7 minifigures and:
1 monkey, 1 scorpion, 3 crabs, 3 hens, two pigs, 3 parrots, a shark and a dog.

I hope you like this model very much, I felt, very comfortable designing it, it was a return to the classics;)

Thank you very much pirates!

"Old forgotten guard tower, known as La Torre Olvidada is located somewhere in the Caribbean. For a long period it has belonged to the Spanish armada. After a long siege it has been abandoned, and some years after the Capt. Cristóbal and his men found their hideout there. When they aren't busy drinking rum, they take off from there to steal the gold, using the island as the storage for their loot."

Stop by the forum and comment on La Torre Olvidada by Ultimo!

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!

EB member BaronSat created this nice pirate scene for the end of summer.  It is well built and features wonderful architecture and great part usage.  Definitely worth checking out!

Stop by the forum and comment on Little Spanish Fort by BaronSat!

EB member Dubbadgrim has made a stunning creation loosely based on the classic Pirates set 6246 Crocodile Cage.  Besides making it more realistic and larger, many play features were added, like a bone lever and access to the cage.

Stop by the forum and comment on Return to the Crocodile Cage by Dubbadgrim!

EB member Vitreolum has presented another wonderful creation in the Pirates forum.  It's packed with many great and innovative building techniques!  This is one of those MOCs that really inspire you to start building.

Stop by the forum and comment on House on the Pier by Vitreolum!

EB member and Castle builder Simon_S decided to try his hand at Pirates and built this wonderful scene.  Great part usage along with  building techniques make this a great creation.

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EB member Mark of Falworth has created another masterpiece!  Stunning brickwork, amazing details, and great minifig action bring this creation to life.  It really showcases Marks ability to create spectacular landscapes rich in texture, color, and interesting building techniques.  Truly a work of art by a great artist!

Stop by the forum and comment on The Battle of St. Lucia by Mark of Falworth!