Friends, Filipinos, Countrymen...

"Adios, Muchacho!" A small token of history, Eurobricks user ACPin brings the Forums a tragic but important LEGO MOC. Using historical reference, creative design, and innovative parts usage, he reminds us that even though death is a farewell, it is not the end.

Share your thoughts on Mi Ultimo Adios in the Forum.

Rebirth of a Legend

Load those docks, soldiers! Made for the 2013 MOCathlon contest, Eurobricks user Legonardo redesigns the beloved LEGO Pirate set 6277 Imperial Trading Post. Keeping the classic feel, but making use of new techniques, he creates a new image of the set for fans everywhere.

Share your thoughts on 6277 Imperial Trading Post Remake in the Forum.

Redcoat Retribution Mech

Eurobricks user MstrOfPppts is pulling the strings in this devastating killing machine for the Pure Victory Redcoat community build.  The Bluecoats never saw it comming!

Join the fun and comment on Dreadnought carnage in the forum!

How We Gonna Row With One Paddle?

Row fer yer lives, men! Using a nice water technique along with a creative story, Eurobricks user Mark of Falworth leaves the audience hanging (or sinking) with this great new MOC.

Read the story and share your thoughts on "Now What?..." in the forum.

Bluecoats, ye be warned!

MstrOfPppts warns all Bluecoats in the Tournament of Retribution III by building this small LEGO vignette. They may be in for a small surprise if they don't watch themselves.

Drop an anchor and discuss Anchor Surprise in the forum.

Bustlin' Pirate Square!

Looks like we're leaving, Gibbs! A year since emerging from his dark ages, Eurobricks user eurotrash has created this awesome LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean inspired MOC. His first MOC on the Pirates forum, eurotrash uses nice detail, SNOT, and design to create this lively port scene.

Share your thoughts on Pirate Quayside in the forum.

6248 Volcano Island Redux

Many current fans of LEGO Pirates never knew the classic sets back in the day. Sure there are the legends such as the Black Seas Barracuda, but there were in fact many other sets some modern fans never had. Eurobricks user 74louloute leans in to breach this gap by adding his own spin on the 1996 set "6248 Volcano Island" made for the L13 contest on Piratebrick.net. Using different rock techniques, "fleshy" skin tones, a home-made sail, and even a working volcano, he creates a new image for classic Pirates that everyone can now know.

Comment on 6248 Volcano Island Redux in the forum.

A movin' MOC!

If you're taking your boat out on the seas this holiday season, be sure not to end up like these guys! With excellent moving parts, detail, and even a video, Eurobricks user Jalkow really brings this LEGO Pirates creation to life!

Watch the video and comment on The Kraken Attacks! in the forum.

Ye be warned, Pirates!

Sir Nadroj built this great scene from the first Pirates of the Caribbean film during his time working with the LEGO group. The rock work, water, and minifigures make me wish this was a real set.

Discuss Dead Man Tell No Tales in the forum.