A very nice review.
Eurobricks member squiz shares his review about the famous 6263 Imperial Outpost with us! With clear pictures he tells you everything you want to know about this set. A must read for every pirate LEGO fan!
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A beautiful vessel built for Imperial Armada soldiers
Not only new and fresh MOCs deserve to be shown here. Sometimes we find old creations that definitely deserve being blogged on Classic-Pirates.com.
Like, for example, this neat vessel. Built using parts from two Armada Flagship sets, it has a nice white, blue and green colour scheme. It also proves that relatively large and splendid-looking ships can be built using standard narrow hull sections. Its builder – nyanta – really did some great job with it!
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Some time ago, Koffiemoc made a ship for the Jolly Roger Contest (on another forum). Somehow he didn’t post it on our forum, but now he did! And it looks great! It’s almost minifig-scale (!) and based on the building plans of a swedish coaster which makes it almost completely historically accurate. It also has some fine details like an anchor-windlass instead of a regular capstan. Koffiemoc also said he wants to make more ships in the future. Until then, we’ll keep this beauty within out memories!
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Don't cry for your hair
Inspired by Louis XVI of France, ZeeK shows the outcome of treason. Many pirates likely are far too familiar with this scene. From the impressive army to the beautifully built guillotine, this MOC is wonderful to look at and speaks many words in a single photo.
The "Kalabalik" at Bender
Swedish for Great disorder or confusion, the term Kalabalik describes this MOC perfectly. The Turkish soldiers swarmed this Swedish Camp on a cold Feburary day. Don’t let the flames from the roof distract you as there is a great amount of detail to be appreciated in this MOC; from the multi-level interior to the snowcovered yard, there is plenty to admire.
Lying in Wait
British Scouts in a remote location never saw the American Revolutionaries coming. This beautiful MOC shows some unique techniques for tree’s and rock formations, and is truly a piece of art. I hope those cherries weren’t poisonous.
Forbidden Island 6270
The year is 1989, the Pirates have a hideout, and it’s the Forbidden Island. 1989 was the pinnacle of the LEGO Pirates line, let Lorentzen take you back in time with his great review of this Classic Pirate set!
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