The Imperial Guards discovered the secret Rum storage!
Metalandi has penetrated into the heart of Captain Redbeard’s (or was that Roger’s?) third and final base of operations! The mere sight is enough to drive fear into the hearts of even the bravest Imperial Guard… Dare you enter Skull Harbor?
Yes...there are prizes involved!
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!
Mister Phes wants to know…
The God of the Sun will protect us!
TinyPiesRUs puts the might of the Aztec Empire against the invading Conquistadores! As a playset, it is packed full of action features such as a collapsing wall and prison, but it is also a superb MOC, with details including a sacrificial altar and a golden statue!
Dream away...
Mister Phes continues to expand Classic-Pirates’ library of backgrounds for your MOCs!
View the entire collection!
Discuss what backgrounds you would like to see!
Pour Libert© et Egalit©! En avance!
Che Guevara once said, “The revolution is not an apple that falls when it is ripe. You have to make it fall.” Duke has certainly been down to the orchard with his latest MOC, depicting the storming of the Bastille in Paris by rebel soldiers!
13-year old Neal McClatchey showed the Piratical world what could be done with LDD; his micro-scale version of the Black Seas Barracuda was even included in LEGO set 5525.
13 year old Neal McClatchey won the first LEGO Factory Design Competition!
Discuss Neal’s creation in the Pirate LEGO Forum
When faced with the daunting task of creating a model, many builders just give up, claiming to be victim to an inadequate brick palette, however, there are superb LDD Pirate MOCs.
Checkout LDD creations by our users:
Captain Cavinano’s Black Pearl
Medib’s Ship-wrecked Island
Joey Lock’s Fort Laurence and HMS Unicorn
You could produce something like this, and what’s more, you can also have the bricks sent straight to your front-door!
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.
Click on the picture to buy the 6276 Eldorado fortress on eBay!
Click on the picture to buy the 6277 Imperial Trading Post on eBay!
Each picture links directly to the eBay auction
Both sets are legendary – but do you prefer the quaint port that is the Imperial Trading Post or the mighty Eldorado Fortress? Why not get both?
Mmmm...that soldier does look quite real!
Could this be the first picture of a new LEGO Pirate line? SirNadroj’s photographs from the opening of the Chandler Store in Arizona provide a unique source of speculation and discussion about the future of Pirates; with the re-release of parts such as cutlasses and morion helmets, are they actually returning?
A Doug Vandegrift Production!
Doug Vandegrift’s Brickfilm is packed with epic twists and turns, battle monkeys, and – of course – a savage pirate with a curiously black beard… At 30 minutes long, it is almost a Pirate Blockbuster!
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