So THAT's were I left it!! It's always in the last place you look!

Yesterday we saw Diidy's conquistadors launch a cannonball, but where did that "bullet" land?  Once again, the details are so spot on, you might miss them if you aren't looking carefully.  Did you notice the flaming palm tree, the transition from sand to stone, the awesome dwelling with the cannon ball lodged inside, and the great minifigures?  Get a few more great shots of this MOC by visiting the forum now!

Reload the cannon, then discuss Fate of Bullet in the forum.

Ready... Aim... FIRE!!!

It's all about the details.  Eurobricks member Diidy brings a nice little vignette that has such great, natural details you might not even notice them all.  Don't miss the dark tan "ruts" behind the cannon, the tires used for the cannon barrel,  the bird hiding in the bushes and the great greenery.  If only we knew were that cannon ball landed...

Discuss Sound of War in the forum.

That's a lot of gifts!

Our friend SirSven7 has found this funny little MOC on Flickr, so let's take a look at it. Granted that Christmas is long gone, but we can pretend for a while that it's back. It was built by Azaghal Gabilzaramul, who also informs us that: "Legend has it that this shark-driven dinghy sails seas the world over in search of treasure, but - the captain and crew will gladly share the loot with those they deem worthy".

Discuss The Sea Sleigh in the forum!

Barbossa, Blackbeard, and of course Captain Jack

Flickr member The Incinerator14 brings us a great Vignette of Blackbeard boarding Barbossa's ship. Like usual Jack is somehow avoiding conflict but probably still winning. Will Barbossa get his revenge?

Comment on The Last Stand in the forum.

She's lonely, but collects heads for company

Zeya brings us a MOC of a mermaid on her perch.  The collection of heads and skulls tells me that she isn't always alone. Be sure to visit the forum to comment on this great MOC and other Pirates of the Caribbean related MOC's

The Lonely Mermaid in the forum.

Where to go this time?

Check out this cute small MOC from Classic-Pirates.com user teabox! It's a cabin belonging to an explorer - a captain who's planning his next voyage.

Discuss Explorer's cabin by teabox in the forum!

Wanna join?

With the first wave of Pirates of the Caribbean sets already released, we've already seen some nice-looking MOCs inspired by the theme. Like, for example, this ambiguously named Swingers Party built by Classic-Pirates.com member TazManiac.  A lot is going on in here!

Discuss Swingers Party by TazManiac in the forum!

These pirates don't have a lucky day.

This MOC may be small, but our new member "LL"  has put some clever new techniques in it, and that's why it gets a well-deserved spot on the blog. The arm legs give the minifigs a funny and active look, and things like the waves, the branch and the shooting effect are great as well. Feel free to have a look and to welcome this new member.

Visit Daily life in the port is the same every day by "LL" in the forum