Port Framboise - a MOC by Unitron6991!

Classic-Pirates.com user Unitron6991 has built a port for his bluecoat soldiers.

Port Framboise was made solely using pieces of three classic sets many of us know and love: 6259 Broadside's Brig, 6267 Lagoon Lock-Up, and 6265 Sabre Island. The MOC itself looks like a set that LEGO created at the beginning of 1990's but somehow kept a secret from us until today!

Check it out to get some classic LEGO Pirates feeling! The MOC is still Work in Progress but already looks like a finished set - we're eager to find out what the final version will look like. Keep checking it for updates!

Discuss Port Framboise from Unitron6991 in the forum!

The Press Gang at work!

The Governor needs new sailors. He therefore decided to launch a major recruitment operation! Eurobricks member 74Louloute has been working on an awesome creation, based on historical facts. He makes it very clear why the press gang is called 'PRESS gang'. Being pressed into the crew! His creation is both funny and ingenious!

Come see 74Louloute's Imperial Human Resources at work! in the forum!

Heave Ho!

Down in the Redcoats mine resides a team of hard working miners. Every now and then the Red Coats on duty have to haul up the minerals dug out by their workers and get them sent off the the governor. However most of the time they are just slacking and lazing around above the toiling mine shaft. And what's this? A skeleton of a Spaniard!How did he get down there?

Discuss Soldiers with no Work by Admiral Ron in the forums

Being one of Kris Kelvin's all-time favourites, Eldorado Fortress 2009 is a tribute to the old Eldorado Fortress set produced by TLG.

 Discuss Kris Kelvin's Eldorado Fortress 2009 in the Pirates forum!

L'Archiveur a mighty 'Man o' War'. Once when navigating down the treacherous Eldorado River she was attacked and taken over by the French, could it pirates? Sporting a full 40 guns spread across the ships 3 decks. Ingmar's attention to deatil has excelled for him on this ship. It features a consistent recognisable colour scheme to enjoy as well as plenty of rigging that swamp the masts and sails for realistic effect.  At it's bow a majestic figure head spouts from a trail of golden guilding at her stern a ornately decorated aft section can be found.

40 canons of crushing

No matter how awesome this ship maybe the inspiration came from somewhere. In this instance it was out very own Classic-Pirates.com. Member Captain Green Hair also know as CGH recently created a wonderful tutorial showcasing the process of building a master class ship. It was a derivation of this tutorial that inspired Ingmar to create this marvellous vessel.

Discuss MOC : The Story of L'Archiveur by Ingmar in the forums

Fort Brighton keeps expanding! Read all about it in ZCerberus' thread about his impressive work!

Some teasers:

The latest updates on the village.

And for those that haven't seen Fort Brighton yet (WIP):

Fort Brighton

Now  discuss ZCerberus' latest work on Fort Brighton in the Pirates forum!

A Grim Day

Classic-Pirates.com member Apache strikes again with another outstanding piece of art work, this time a grim looking redcoat soldier.

Click to discuss Apache's interesting Red Coat drawing in the forum.

Ateennn...tion!

It's all very well to send your Bluecoats and Redcoats marching off to battle, but any real soldier knows that the only way to win a battle is to be trained and prepared, and the only way to train and prepare your troops for battle is with Hardee's Manual of Arms. And luckily for you, manual-loving Imperial Scouts has provided us with just that!

Learning the many accurately described positions and formations can help you  authentically reproduce various actions in MOCs, BrikWars games, and Brick Flicks alike, so make sure you read the whole of ImperialScouts' Manual of Arms. Then remember to sail by the Discussion Thread and compliment his efforts!