We've got them this time!
All the action in this scene will blow you away. Will the pirates escape the mighty Spanish galleon or will they be hauled back to face the gallows? Mark of Falworth dazzles us with his newest dynamic scene full of life.
Discuss Blasted Ashore! in the forum.
Spanish Ship Sails Yonder
Not quite a galleon, not quite a carrack, Eurobricks user Mark of Falworth provides the LEGO Pirates community with another exiting MOC! Using nice custom sails, clever building techniques, and even custom minifigure parts, he puts his "Mark" on ship design right here.
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The Concord!
Eurobricks user Perfectionist has presented the latest update to his fleet. The Concorde is a 32 gun frigate on 6 midsections, and features some very innovative building techniques. Unlike most ship MOCs that have removable decks, this ship has removable sides! The level of detail is superb! A real masterpiece!
Sail on over and Comment on Concorde in the forum!
Sailing on Ice!
Though the second round of the Tournament of Retribution III has just begun, several Eurobricks members have kept the MOC forum active, posting some great new LEGO Pirate creations. Eurobricks user Kurigan adds his own MOC to the mix, posting this awesome ship. With realistic sails, rigging, and hull, as well as clever photography, this is definitely one ship you don't want to miss.
Share your thoughts on Lugger gun boat Adder in the forum.
An English frigate.
SuperSirLink built this awesome English frigate, Rapscallion. The details are incredible. Be sure to check out more pictures in the topic.
Discuss the Rapscallion in the forum.
French Frigate Minerve (20 guns)
A majestic ship built by Eurobricks heavyweights Bonaparte and Captain Green Hair, this ship has custom sails and rigging that may just take your breath away. If you are in Belgium, you might get a chance to see it in person, but at least the rest of us can enjoy viewing the photos and discussing such a wonderful ship in the forum.
Discuss French Frigate Minerve (20 guns) in the forum.
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.
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!
