Eurobricks member Sir Dano found something on Flickr… pictures of the new Pirate sets, lying around in a store awaiting their first customers. We couldn’t even dream of them being spotted this fast! PS: SHOOTING CANNONS in North America this time!
Click here to discuss this marvelous find on the Classic Pirates forum!
On a remote island in one of the seven seas, a marooned sailor sets up a small shack with only his pet dog for comfort. In this recent MOC SlyOwl has used everyday parts in new and unexpected ways.
Perhaps this island isn't so bad after all
SlyOwl has created this small island using many wonderful and inquisitive techniques. Many a part has been used in a new unexpected way such as to make brick built animals, plants or even part of the landscape. Check out all the pictures in the forums!
Discuss Castaway t’ Neverland by SlyOwl in the forums.
The Pillage The Village contest has become such a tremendous success that Lord Admiral Phes has decided to give it its own Subforum!
Everything that has to do with the PTV contest can be found here from now on!
The previous titles and descriptions of the entry threads were a complete menagerie and it was looking very disorderly. Therefore Mister Phes painstakingly retitled and described all the entry threads on the first page using the same convention. He will do so for the entry threads on the other pages as well as they get bumped.
So take note of this and come on over to the new Pillage The Village Subforum!
Look what we’ve found – a MISB Skulls Eye Schooner on eBay!
MISB 6286 Skulls Eye Schooner
MISB Skulls Eye Schooners are quite rare now and tend to fetch quite high prices on eBay, sometimes exceeding the US$500 mark. They could be considered even rarer than the equally popular 6285 Black Seas Barracuda, which enjoyed a Legend re-release back in 2002.
If you have a high disposable income check out the eBay auction page or visit our Mint In Seal Box Madness thread where you’ll find dozens of Mint In Sealed Box Pirate LEGO sets waiting to be purchased!
You may also be interested in our Would You Open A MISB Set debate.
The cannon is fired with a delicious bang!
After being starved for months of a good custom cannon, SirNadroj comes out of the blue and unveils this masterpiece. With clever use of ice-cream parts for smoke and a brilliant facial selection for the pirate, this little MOC is packed so full of features you’ll hold it…hold it…….fire on yourself if you don’t check it out.
Fire yourself on over to the forum to see this MOC!
Many congratulations to LEGO Pirate Forum user Furious for being the first to respond to our Surprise RSS Promotional Contest!
Surprise RSS Contest Prize 1723 Castle / Pirate Value Pack
Furious has won a preloved 1723: Castle / Pirates Value Pack which contains both 1795 Imperial Cannon and 1794 Dragon Master Chariot.
We’ll definitely have more promotions in the future, so if you missed out this time make sure you’ve subscribed to the Classic-Pirates.com RSS Feed to receive updates as soon as they’re made!
One day it might be a 6285 Black Seas Barracuda on offer…
We’re glad to help! Visit our Learn the Wonders of RSS page where you’ll find step by step tutorials for subscribing to RSS Feeds using the most popular RSS Readers.
Official Postcard for the Pirate Building Event
Join in an incredible LEGO event and help LEGO Master Builder Dan Steininger construct an 8-foot LEGO Pirate Minifigure for the first time ever! This event is free and fun for the whole family! Everyone who helps build will get a free Certificate of Achievement* and great special offers at the USA’s biggest LEGO Store! Don’t miss this special event, and don’t forget your camera!
*While supplies last. One free mask per person.
Visit the official LEGO website for the source of this information or sail into the LEGO Pirates forum to discuss this exciting opportunity!
Look out Eurobricks staff! Hinckley is coming for you with his cruel and gruesome entry for the Pillage the Village pirate MOC contest!
Just when you thought the staff had forgotten, our Eurobricks admin presents this amazing MOC for the staff Pillage the Village contest. Featuring most of the pirate involved staff of Eurobricks, this gruesome MOC includes many clever and invovative techniques, alongside some of the best poses ever put into a LEGO model’s minifigs.
See Port Invasion by Hinkley in the pirate forum while there are still some staff left to administrate it for you!
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