Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Ryan_T brings us his Large Division Pillage the Village II entry full of funny little details and whacky scenes.
If you’re not so good with building ships and you really want to build one, you can follow the steps of one of our best ship builders; Captain Green Hair! He shows you how to make a good-looking frigate!
Click here to discuss the project, or click here to go directly to the steps!
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L’Archiveur a mighty ‘Man o’ War’. Once when navigating down the treacherous Eldorado River she was attacked and taken over by the French, could it pirates? Sporting a full 40 guns spread across the ships 3 decks. Ingmar’s attention to deatil has excelled for him on this ship. It features a consistent recognisable colour scheme to enjoy as well as plenty of rigging that swamp the masts and sails for realistic effect. At it’s bow a majestic figure head spouts from a trail of golden guilding at her stern a ornately decorated aft section can be found.
40 canons of crushing
No matter how awesome this ship maybe the inspiration came from somewhere. In this instance it was out very own Classic-Pirates.com. Member Captain Green Hair also know as CGH recently created a wonderful tutorial showcasing the process of building a master class ship. It was a derivation of this tutorial that inspired Ingmar to create this marvellous vessel.
Avast there ye landlubbers! Unfortunately, there be no interview this weekend for us, but that’s because we would like you all to fill in a small survey for us. Designed to help us make the programme better for everyone and more enjoyable, please take a moment to tick some boxes and post some feedback. The more replies, the better the show gets, so please, make your opinions heard!
Many of you would have heard of a band of pirates, but have you heard of a pirate band? Well here be one such group! Alestorm is a brilliant group of musicians who have a passion for pirates. Pirates and metal – does it get any better? You can find their MySpace here.
Another fantastic review has been made of a LEGO® set, and this time it is of 3840 Pirate Code. Forum member and Classic-Pirates.com reader parchioso has taken some terrific pictures of his new set and written all about the pros and cons. If you were considering this set, or you just like reading about LEGO, this is a review for you!
What was a sub-project first turned out being a spectacular build! Eurobricks forum member Perfectionist is working on his Achille a few weeks now, and it becomes better every day. One of it’s many features is it’s incredebly detailed interior! The whole ship is modular, which makes this vessel even more spectacular.
Eurobricks and Classic-pirates.com member curtisrlee has made an interesting discovery which could well be th start of a firely discussion! Are the new 2009 Pirate sets made from inferior plastic? Is there weak ink going into the printers? Or is it just his parts?
Are the soldiers able to defeat the undead pirates?
Dark times in Port Royal! SlyOwl has been working on an outstanding creation, packed with details and interesting techniques. Undead pirates are attacking Port Royal! That’s why this is also filled with action, even with flying toilet contents! Will the port survive the pillaging?
Today it’s time to vote again! Forum member gormadoc started an interesting poll. It’s a poll between the Renegade Runner and the Cross Bone Clipper, both fast, good looking pirate vessels! But which one do you prefer?