Zorro treats us to a great little MOC depicting a port being ransacked by Pirates! This creation took him 'all day and night' and certainly shows the effort put into it. With great techniques such as the bricks in the building and stones on the dock wall, this MOC is sure something you wouldn't want to miss!
So what are ye waiting for? Head on over the the
Pirate forum to check out Port Invasion by Admiral Zorro!
Walrus Wedgies all around...
These poor unsuspecting Pirates have stumbled upon the ancient race of the Walrusites. Hoping to hide their treasure in the foreboding walrus-skull shaped island, they have incurred the wrath of this ancient, cruel race.
Go discuss Walrus Island in the Pirate forum
Piglet shows us a wonderful creation depicting a trading post colonized by adventurer and explorer Herman Coldres. With a number of brilliant techniques and building ideas, this MOC has a great Spanish feel to it.
Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Piglet has done a brilliant job, so go on and congratulate him on this amazing port.
Come and discuss Spaniards' Bay by Piglet in the Pirate forum and see more pictures of this astonishing LEGO® creation!
"My fiance said I should name it after her because she had to put up with me while I was building this." - martinsuper
And what a great fort to have named after you! martinsuper presents us with a brilliantly stunning fortress, as named after his fiance. With big plans for where this fort will sit in his port in the future, martinsuper is happy with the result. And we are too, so thank you for sharing this lovely MOC with us!
Want to see more? Head on over to the Pirates forum to see more pictures of Fort St Kendra by martinsuper!
The problems of modern pirates!
Internet pirates have their own challenges...
Click to discuss Internet Piracy by Rocko in the Pirate Forum!
An amazing addition to the online Pirate community at Classic-Pirates.com, Derfel Cardarn is one of those MOCers that make you step back and say "wow". His most recent MOC yet again leaves our jaws hanging by our knees. 'Chapel Rock' as called by its builder, is truly a masterpiece. Derfel Cardarn uses many interesting techniques such as his stone wall effect as well as some more basic but equaly as effective ones such as the great cobblestone using 1x1 round plates. Derfel Cardarn is a great builder of who we can all learn something from and we are happy to call him a Classic-Pirates.com supporter.
So run and check out this lovely LEGO® harbour, Chapel Rock by Classic-Pirates.com member Derfel Cardarn in the Pirate forum!
Can the ravenous Pirates lure out the monkey with a delicious, irresistible, ripe banana? A group of trigger happy pirates are ready to shoot whenever the monkey comes out, that's if it comes out at all. It seems to be preoccupied in it's cave...
Forseti has used some unique techniques to pull this MOC off. The beautiful tree design really stands out as something special but it does not take away from the central point and focus of the MOC.
Discuss Treasure Island by Forseti in the Pirate forum!
2MuchCaffeine gives us a hilarious little MOC: "Nobody move, or the parrot gets it..."
A pressure packed situation!
Enjoy the funny idea, with some nice little details thrown in like the cups, windows and the nicely tiled floor.
Hopefully the soldier doesn't shoot, or he'll dispose of his comrade along with the pirate's parrot....
Discuss 2MuchCaffeine's MOC in the Pirate Forum!
