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.
Looks like a peaceful place...
If you're a pirate fan (which is probably the case since you're reading this), then you should already have played The Secret of Monkey Island, a fantastic and humoristic point & click game that tells the story of a man who desperately wants to be a pirate. You may think "Why do he talk about a computer game? I came here to see wonderful pirate MOC!". Well, Tom Remy has created a full story clearly inspired by this fantastic game (did I tell you that you MUST play it?), which is really funny. But don't get too distracted and take your time to enjoy this wonderful MOC with stunning technics and light effects.
Go play Monkey Island and then discuss How to become a pirate in the forum.
Lights, camera, awesome!
Another new creation by TheBrickAvenger shows the power of good photography. The build is clean and beautiful, I especially like the two-tone sand and the palm tree, but the MOC is enhanced greatly by the perfectly clean background and evenly lit photo.
Sharpen your photography skills then discuss The Spanish Fort in the forum.
Boom goes the dynamite!
A little birdy told me the redcoats may soon be seeking some retribution. There is no faster path to revenge than a big old explosion. Horry does an awesome job of capturing a MOC that looks like it is in mid explosion! I am especially fond of the smoke and the way the building is flying apart.
Light the fuse, then discuss Payback Day in the forum now!
Check out that rigging!
It's more common for pirate builders to build Spanish or British ships, as they are more renowned for running into Pirates. However Elephant Knight decided to build this American vessel instead. The details, rigging, and color scheme work so well. What do you think of this adaption of the USS Constitution?
Let us know, then discuss the USS Constitution 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.
Porto de Sao Filipe
Toltomeja has created a simple scene with a fort high up on a rocky plateau. There are a lot of great small details like the uneven planking on the dock, seagulls, and a great statue.
Discuss Porto de Sao Filipe in the forum
Big power in a small package.
Everyone loves a good underdog story, well here's one on the high seas! One little canon, will they be able to take out the ship and head home with much needed gold and rum? It's going well so far!
Discuss Mark of Tortuga Strikes again! in the forum.
