Master MOCer SlyOwl delights our eyes with his latest MOC, “Aye, Sea Turtles”.

Reel em' in!

Enjoy the beautiful palms and beach, and then escape the island on the back of a sea turtle. If you’re lucky you may even catch a fish along the way!

See more pictures and discuss “Aye, Sea Turtles” by SlyOwl in the Pirate Forum!

Yargh! Classic-Pirates.com has started an exclusive interview series! Your host, Captain Zuloo, will be ploughing through the online pirate community to find the most interesting personalities and exposing their stories.

Are ye ready to meet another significant LEGO® pirate personality? This time, running out the guns for Episode #2, Pirate Regulator and Eurobricks MOC Expert joins us for a chat! Sharing his secrets of MOC inspiration and who he looks up to in the LEGO community, SlyOwl has quite an interesting story to tell.

So quickly come over to the pirate forum and find out what SlyOwl has to say in ‘Behind the Helm’ Episode #2!

6286 Skull’s Eye Schooner near-MISB!

Click to place a bid on this one, it would be foolish to miss it!

Kracken Attackin’ Price Attackin’!

Kracken Attackin' cheap as chips!

Now lonely, here forever I stay...

Talon Karrde presents us with yet another truly amazing LEGO® creation! He has a reputation of great MOCs, and this one, entitled ‘Forgotten Soldier’, is no exception. As a test of tiled water rather than the more common SNOT variety, Mister Karrde has used many an unusual technique and in equaly unusual ways!

But don’t take our word for it, head to see Forgotten Soldier by Talon Karrde for yourself in the pirate forum!

We all know the Black Seas Barracuda and the Skull’s Eye Schooner, but what if they were both out on the open sea? Who would be the almighty victor? In this heated and interesting debate, members are deciding on which ship would win in an ocean battle!

If you want to voice your opinion or see who’s winning, rush to the Pirate forum and cast your vote!

Click to buy this cheap ship on eBay!

The other one is a Black Sea’s Barracuda in excellent condition!

Click the pic to buy this BSB

 Find and discuss more of our eBay findings in this thread into the Pirate forum!

Bang and the dirt is gone! Well in this case bang and his head is gone. Brickbeard thrives on punishing poor soldiers he captures, but perhaps this time he has gone a bit too far. Trapped inside barrel of a cannon ready to be fired, the soldier will have to make his escape before Brickbeard lights the fuse!

Head Shot, pretty self explanatory

Vig-Lego93 has produced a little vignette for us to marvel at. Although the concept is simple, the MOC has been designed in an interesting way and also has added small details to give a little more ‘uniqueness’ to the scene.

Click to discuss Head Shot, a MOC by Vig-Lego93 in the Pirate forum!

We have another great pirate set review today, this time coming from MacK

What will ye find inside?

Check out the set’s exclusive minifig, plus some of the models you can build in 6192 Pirate Building Set and read detailed comments and set info.

You can see all of this and more if you check out MacK’s 6192 Pirate Building Set review in the Pirate Forum!

Spend your well earned gold on some ice-cold drinks!

”Everyone is welcome at the Sand Bar. Just bring gold to pay for your rum.”

”Big Daddy” Nelson makes good use of the new sand-island mold to make an sand bar. He also uses other great techniques, like the roof.

Discuss ”Big Daddy” Nelson’s Sand Bar in the Pirate Forum!

Yargh! Classic-Pirates.com has started an exclusive interview series! Your host, Captain Zuloo, will be ploughing through the online pirate community to find the most interesting personalities and exposing their stories.

Our first interview is of Zorro, our vice admiral. He shares with us his thoughts on the new LEGO Pirates line, and the future of Classic-Pirates.com. This is sure an interview not to be missed!

Read Zorro’s interview in the pirate forum!

Battling a mighty whirlpool and then finding yourself in an underwater paradise filled with riches galore. Sounds great – well, at least that’s what the scurvy crew of a small vessel thought. However when they tried to take the riches of  Charyblantis, they soon found themselves having to escape from pretty angry undersea beasts. 

Yargh, there be treasure under the sea!

 SlyOwl delivers us another outstanding MOC. Jam packed with hidden treasure, the aquatic city of Charyblantis is certainly an awe inspiring creaton. Filled with details and undersea warriors, the MOC is split in two, a top section and an underwater section. Both house great building skills and techniques. The interesting name as some of you may have guessed derives from Charybdis, a whirlpool in Greek mythology, and Atlantis.

Discover the lost city of Charyblantis by SlyOwl in the Pirate forum!

Today’s poll is about which LEGO® pirate weapon is your favorite. Is it the trusty cutlass, the powerful musket or perhaps the ever-popular pistol?  

Make your opinion heard in the Pirate Forum Poll!

RichardAM’s second Pirate MOC. A pirate ship stranded, leaving only one poor survivor alive that now wishes he had married the butcher’s daughter and started a new life as a meat delivery boy.

Will the poor pirate ever see his fellows again? His mate didn’t have as much “luck” as him…

Go over to the pirate forum and discuss Wrecked by RichardAM

Among Brickforge’s new additions to their range of customs are a primitive spear and adze – great for variety in any Islander army. The new designs also helps differentiate between Incas, Mayas and Aztecs etc. and the Polynesian Islanders from the Lego sets.

Oonga-boonga-oonga-boonga-oonga-boonga-oo-oo!

Dicuss these new Brickforge tribal weapons in the forums, or head over there and get yourself some tribal spears or tribal swords!