Teamwork Across on the Seas

Working together over email, Yatkuu and 6Kyubi6 have created two sets that fit together perfectly in style and function. The wrecked ship has been masterfully changed into a place for the remaining crew to live on Shark Reef's rocky outcroppings. The creations have a lot of great details from the pirates re-purposing parts of the ship, very much worth checking out the close up photos.

Discuss PTC - The Shark Reef on the forum.

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!

Look out for that shark!

While Legoland Florida may have its own Miniland section devoted entirely to LEGO pirates, they also boast an impressive shipwreck in their Florida section. This great photo best captures the angle and details of the scene.

Watch out for the shark, then discuss the Underwater Shipwreck in the forum.

Where's All the Rum?

Shipwrecks happen, but when it happens to you remember step one: locate the rum! Matthew Hurt built this amazing shipwreck scene with tattered brick sales and planks everywhere. Looks like the pirates are making the best of it though, at least they have a safe place from the rain.

Discuss The Black Rock in the forum.

A sad ending...

Check out this fine creation from Flickr member Thoy Bradley. A giant wave has put the journey of those pirates to an abrupt end... But at least it resulted in this very detailed MOC!

Discuss Pirates Remorse in the forum!

So many cannons, so few ships.

With more cannons than you can count, this Naval battle during the Napolenic War is a MOC that must be seen.  You are looking at a mere portion of the MOC at hand.  With ships crumbling at the knees of the Imperials, and a base so many studs big, I lost count, this is a MOC for the ages.

Comment on this Great Naval Battle in the forum.

It seems like there are two people on the rock, or not? Mysterious...

Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Derfel Cardarn has started a new series of MOC's called 'Myths & Legends' and this is the first part. It is a great landscape with a lot of awesome buildings and other things. And that's not all...it is,  just like the rest of the series, combined with a myth or legend! For the story you will have to go to the forum. Other MOC's of the series will have something to do with a.o. Jack the Ripper and Sleepy Hollow. It's nice to follow this project because it's full of great details and very informative.

Make sure to check out The Legend Of Porthgwarra by Derfel Cardarn in the forum!

Many months ago an Imperial Governor was captured aboard a Pirate vessel. Soon after the Pirates got caught up in a terrible storm and were shipwrecked upon a desert island along with the captive governor. After running out of provisions from the Captains cabin the wrecked crew are waiting for rescue on a diet of bananas and fish.

I caught a fish!

The new MOC from Matn, Shipwreck Island, mixes many different techniques and ideas in to a well designed MOC. It has the right amount of Island, Sea and other scenic elements like the wrecked ship's cabin. Also adding the authentic looking tent created by using the ship's sail was a nice and well pulled off idea.

Go and check out Shipwreck Island by Matn in the forum!

Now lonely, here forever I stay...

Talon Karrde presents us with yet another truly amazing LEGO® creation! He has a reputation of great MOCs, and this one, entitled 'Forgotten Soldier', is no exception. As a test of tiled water rather than the more common SNOT variety, Mister Karrde has used many an unusual technique and in equaly unusual ways!

But don't take our word for it, head to see Forgotten Soldier by Talon Karrde for yourself in the pirate forum!

Battling a mighty whirlpool and then finding yourself in an underwater paradise filled with riches galore. Sounds great - well, at least that's what the scurvy crew of a small vessel thought. However when they tried to take the riches of  Charyblantis, they soon found themselves having to escape from pretty angry undersea beasts. 

Yargh, there be treasure under the sea!

 SlyOwl delivers us another outstanding MOC. Jam packed with hidden treasure, the aquatic city of Charyblantis is certainly an awe inspiring creaton. Filled with details and undersea warriors, the MOC is split in two, a top section and an underwater section. Both house great building skills and techniques. The interesting name as some of you may have guessed derives from Charybdis, a whirlpool in Greek mythology, and Atlantis.

Discover the lost city of Charyblantis by SlyOwl in the Pirate forum!