Flickr member Puddleglum built this hilarious Pirate MOC, Whac-A-Scallywag.

Take a look at all of those prizes! A starfish, cutlass and even a banana for your pet monkey. The MOC has a lovely roof, along with some other very creative ideas.

Head on over to the Pirate forum to see more pictures and give the builder some feedback!

As a practice for a larger MOC, Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Lego_Warlord_8 shares with us Pirate fans a great little cross-section MOC depicting part of a Spanish port. Although it was originally planned to have lighting, Lego_Warlord_8 was too excited to post his creation to wait for the lights to arrive. But it looks great as it is!

So come and see Spanish Port Town by Lego_Warlord_8 in the forum.

The recently knighted Commodore Sir Horatio marries Lady Barbara in this MOC. With outstanding architecture built into the church, this is certainly a structure to look up to. Boasting lovely rare colours such as tan and dark red, this is a beautiful creation, not to be missed!

Check it out in the Pirate forum!

Aye ye seadogs, do we have a treat for you today! Member michaelozzie shares his latest work in the field of custom monifigures in the form of Napoleonic troops. With details so inticate to even include items such as fluffy plumes on the shakos, these little guys are a force to be reckoned with!

Check ’em out in the Pirate forum!

'Captain's House' - one of the pirate buildings from maydayartist's collection

Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member demonstrates that he really is a master of the brick with this wonderful collection of minifig scale Pirate buildings for his upcoming island. With 5 buildings complete and more to come, the series of structures all share the same level of intricate detail. When his island is complete, it will sure be a spetacle!

So what are ye waiting for? Head over to the Pirate forum to discuss the 5 Pirate island buildings by maydayartist!

Where would you prefer to discuss Custom Pirate LEGO Mini-Figures?

Currently the Custom Pirate LEGO Mini-Figures are discussed in the Minifig Customisation Workshop which is outside of the LEGO Pirates Forum.

While this forum is a great asset to Eurobricks, the Classic-Pirates.com Crew is pondering whether the Pirate MOC Forum would a better place to discuss Custom Pirate Mini-figures.

So we’re curious to know where you would prefer.

Please visit the LEGO Pirates Forum and vote in the poll.

The more information you provide us, the better we can tailor to your needs.

A large Pirate layout

Missed the Pirate action at Brickworld 2009? Well now you can go and view some of the great snaps LEGO® fans took at the event. Many AFOL’s attended brought their Pirate set ups with them to show off and display.

Go and check out Brickworld 2009 pirate action in the Pirate forum

Cutlass_Iz shares with us a review of a unique nature. For a change of scene, she has created a review of some LEGO® apparel in the form of the new Pirates t-shirt. Full of great colourful photos and a great tutorial on how to make your own Pirates shirt as many of us are too large to fit into the official one, this review is a one-of-a-kind and it would be a shame to miss it.

So head over to the Classic-Pirates.com forum to see this wonderful review!

Usually when a pirate tells you to build an outpost, you build an outpost. Not in this case, instead the pirate builds a sand castle! Marriann Asanuma, former model builder, brings us this little, Intriguing MOC.

The captain isn't going to be so happy......

To give your opinion about the model and to give feedback, rush to the pirate forum now!

It seems we have another very talented artist among us! Classic-Pirates.com member Apache brings us a beautiful picture of a redcoat defending his fort.

What a lovely drawing!

The detail in the picture is outstanding. Just look at the guns, the cutlasses and the minifigure design!

Give the artist your opinion in the Forum!

Watch out for the giant squid!

The tale begins with Hook Hand Harry,
Who had a taste for calamari,
He rustled up a motley crew,
Two other pirates; Hugh and Pugh,
And in a little punt this bunch,
Set out to hunt a little lunch.

Alas, despite their preparation,
And much to Harry’s consternation,
The hunting trip went quite awry,
Their boat was hoisted to the sky,
They fell into the ocean water,
And ended up as octo-fodder.

Discuss ”Calamari Calamity” by 2 Much Caffeine in the Pirate Forum

We received word today that our very our Bonaparte has been granted the position of LEGO Ambassador!

This is a fantastic day for not only Bonaparte, but for Classic-Pirates.com as well.

Congratulate our very first Ambassador in the LEGO Pirates Forum!

Captain K. shares with us a lovely Brickshelf folder containing images of a fantastic LEGO® Pirates layout at a show in Berlin this year. Also there was the fantastic HMS Victory by DundS previously covered on Classic-Pirates.com.

So race to the Pirates forum for photos of this spectacular LEGO Pirates display!

Ready…..Set…. Fire! What happens if you mix a cannon with a crocodile? A croc cannon! A very humorous and creative MOC is brought to us by Rocko on Flickr.

The crocodiles now have a reason to be scared.....

Want to give your opinion? Rush down to the forum to discuss this MOC!