Hippotam writes "Here's a quick one. I build a raft for a larger diorama, but it didn't really fit there. I liked it though, so I assembled this quick vignette"
That pirate certainly appears to be in a spot of bother! Dash to the LEGO Pirate Forum to discuss Hippotam's "Fire on the deck!" and discover the fait of our misfortunate friend.
by IScreamClone
"It is a vile drink that turns even the most respectable men into complete scoundrels!"
So says Elizabeth Swann. Yet every pirate needs his heavenly elixir, so what better way to get it than through I Scream Clone's Rum Trade? Great landscaping, waves and a crow's nest top it all off, but rum remains - and always will - at the heart of a pirate's life!
Evildead's scene is reminiscent of classical Pirate sets, yet retains the aura of a fine MOC, capturing the slightly shanty-town-esque feel of the real-life port which inspired this. Watch out for the rat wars!
Going to have a drink in the Inn!
This port has an Inn with a bar, two bedrooms and a warehouse with a working crane. All the roofs and rooms are detachable. This turns the moc even more playable!
Who wants some homemade soup?
SlyOwl turns cannibalism on its head! Check out the great use of the ball joint as a cooking pot and the flames concealed under the base - nifty!
Amazing ship...Fvin is the creator's signature!
Have you ever seen a broadside quite like this? Or even a ship like this? Vincent Cheung's ship is elaborately decorated using skeletons - and their horses - to give a bone-chilling effect!
Most Pirate weddings are unhelpfully interrupted by Imperial troops;
luckily there's none around in Legolas' vignette!
BUP-BIP W.E.L.C.O.M.E. ! BEEEP-BUP-BIB-BOP
BlueBard's shipwrecked pirates stagger ashore to find something rather unusual... Look out for different textures of foam and a myriad of floatation devices.
Lower that treasure!
BlueBard's giant harbour is packed full of details - from Imperial Ambassadors and drunks to goats and pirate hunts! And can you spot the Three Dead Pals anywhere?
