Sailing Away
Mark of Falworth brings us this beautiful and exciting end to his Mark of Tortuga pirate story. The final chapter is something you won't want to miss with stunning photography and equally stunning builds.
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A Day of the Pirates' Life
Yo-ho, yo-ho, a pirate's life for me! This busy diorama by Eurobricks member KZB depicts the hustle-and-bustle lifestyle of a merry band of pirates on an island in the middle of the ocean. Of particular note are the small ship made from a dinghy and the very realistic water. Watch out for those sharks!
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The Bell Tolls for None
Utilizing some great detailing techniques and adding a bit of action, eurotrash has created this solid crumbling bell tower. Jack Sparrow and Wil Turner are just watching the redcoats taking care of some repairs or maybe even stealing some supplies. At least the horse can get a short water break.
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One of the scariest pirate flags of all time.
Whether you're a fan of LEGO Pirates, or just Pirates in general, you'll definitely know the good old Jolly Roger when you see it! Brickshelf user Choking-Hazards takes the classic skull and crossbones a step further by creating this awesome 3D design!
Take a closer look and discuss Jolly Roger in the forum.
Every true Pirate fan will recognize this instantly
Revisiting a classic set may sound like an simple task at first, but it certainly isn't. There are many things to consider, and it's very easy to loose the spirit of the original set. However CaptainSpaulding has made it without any flaw, in a perfect alchemy. It's packed with details, and at the same time recognizable at first glance. Plus, this has been done in less than four hours! An outstanding work, which makes me wish that Lego revisited its legendary sets...
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The Jolly Roger in all its black and white glory!
User Bboarder771 contributed this lovely picture to the LEGO pirates photography thread. The extreme contrast really showcases the Jolly Roger.
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This island reminds me of something...
While almost everyone will be looking at this island thinking "what a weird shape", every Classic Pirate fan will shed a tear for sure, seeing this fantastic land-based rendition of the classic Lego Jolly Roger flag.
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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.
