Namirob has spent the last two and a half years developing and redeveloping his model of Davy Jones from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.
Check this one out today before you become one with the ship!
After reaching the perquisite 10,000 votes and undergoing four months of review, it has been announced LEGO Ideas project "The Pirate Bay" by Bricky_Brick will go into production as an official LEGO set!
Bricky_Brick is also known as Paokus in the LEGO Pirates forum or Pablo Jiménez in the real world.
LEGO Ideas Design Manager, Samuel Johnson said during the announcement:
"It's been super exciting for us to see a real LEGO classic on the LEGO Ideas website and we know that there's this huge demand for such products, and you know, classic LEGO you can never go wrong with such a thing."
Click here to set sail for the LEGO Pirates Forum for more information and to discuss the first ever LEGO Pirates submission to go into production.
Eurobrick user Mbrick has created quite the wreck ... Sunken wreck that is. The ship is very detailed and since it appears to be a Galleon it just may be full of treasure.
What happens when a giant hermit crab moves into a shipwreck ?
A brilliant MOC develops !
Inspired by Total War : Warhammer II video game, Eurobricks member BardDandelion shared the Rotting Leviathan in the Pirate Forum
Eurobricks user Keymonus shared this great little beach scene as part of a collaborative story about the events unfolding in the settlement of Charlatan Bay. Charlatan Bay is a Sea Rat port in the Bretheren of the Brick Seas subforum.
Back in June Eurobricks user ZedKay shared a remarkable build of the Flying Dutchman from the Pirates of the Caribbean film series.
This ship is packed full of details and play features! It is even drawing close to the 1000 supporters milestone on Lego Ideas.
So don't be dragged down to Daveys Locker, go check this out today!
Eurobrick member TomSkippy recently participated in the Pilot's Association Racing Cup with his Spirit of Sir Edward.
The Pilot's Association Racing Cup took place in the Brethren of the Brick Seas game on Eurobricks in May.
Sail on over right now to see if this fast sloop has taken the cup !
In case you missed it Eurobricks own Paokus shared Pirate Bay back in February.
The Lego Ideas project has reached 10,000 supporters very quickly and is in the review stage!
Fingers crossed we get a great pirate set soon!
Be sure to drop a congrats on the milestone in the original post!
The HMS Surprise (a frigate that was commissioned in 1794) has been recreated in this MOC by Skulls1234.
So Trim to and sail on over to the Pirate Forum and check out this ship!
Inspired by the black & white beauty of that "Steamboat Willy" set, Captain Braunsfeld of Eurobricks has posted the analogon for the Age of Pirates: The HMS Colourless in the Pirate Forum
Even the crew is all black and white! So don't be a scurvy dog go check this one out now!
