An island paradise? Not likely.
Eurobricks member sweetsha built this amusing island scene to show off his CMF Tiki Warriors, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy it! Of particular note are the snake statue and the adorably carnivorous man-eating plants. These bumbling pirates are definitely in over their heads!
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"The Dutchman sails as its captain commands!"
Ash brings us a wonderful rendition of Davy Jones' Flying Dutchman. The moss-ridden ship is frightening with it's masthead full of teeth. Complete with sales, and organ, and captain's cabin, this ship is a hefty 80 cm in length. Check out the rest of the photos on the forum.
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Pirate Paradise!
Mark of Falworth has done it again! Built by Mark and his brother Steven for an Iron Builder match up against other builders, this moc has great details! This was a seed part challenge using the green flexible spike. From the looks of it they have a good chance at winning!
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The Black Bat
Flickr user Sean Edmison has built this awesome two masted pirate ship, but becareful of the kraken that lurks below!! With a little creativity and clever parts usage, even small ships can make excellent MOCs.
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Royal Regiment Marches In
"Left, right, left, right." His second MOC in the Forums, Eurobricks user PaladinPL continues his LEGO tales with this bold yet scurvy pirate creation. Using a classic color scheme, attention to detail, and nice overall design, he "reinforces" the pirate scene for time to come.
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Song of the Sea
"Sing that again, sailor!" His first completed MOC, Eurobricks user Redshanks brings the forums this mellow and harmonious LEGO pirate ship. Inspired by LEGO ship sets #4184 The Black Pearl and #6243 Brickbeard's Bounty, as well as making use of custom sails, rigging, a rotating winch, and overall fluent design, he keeps the songs of LEGO Pirates flowing through the seas.
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Crib in the Carib'
"Welcome to the crib". Based a bit on LEGO set #6270 Forbidden Island, but with his own unique attributes and style, Eurobricks user Brig. Brick displays this lively pirate "paradise". Using creative details, design, and scenery, he shows all of the "monkey business" of the LEGO Pirates crew.
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An old favourite with a new twist!
Eurobricks member Yawgmoth has put his own spin on the classic Skull's Eye Schooner. While still recognizable with its original colour scheme and figurehead, the updated ship also features some welcome new additions, such as more cannons, a closed deck, and a furnished captain's cabin.
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