Tournament of Retribution participant, Capt.JohnPaul harasses one of Eurobricks most famous Redcoats…..Joey Lock! In this comic Joey is taunted into battle, has his ship sunk and some of his crew drowned. How will Joey respond to all of these anti-Redcoat actions?
A fierce battle going on!
Eurobricks member Robinson has been working on this beautiful creation. There are some nice elements in here, the rope bridge and the cliff for example. Not forget to mention all the action going on!
Check out the War on St. Croix by Robinson in the forum before the battle is over!
General purpose: The primary purpose of the Tournament is to have FUN at the expense of the opposing side (Redcoats vs. Bluecoats).
The Tournament objective: Create a comic of up to 10 panels depicting the funniest, most brutal, outlandish stories of your side causing the most humiliating, physical, and/or emotional harm to the other side (as represented by their sides minifigures Red vs. Blue).
First read the tournament rules, next sign up to participate and then check out the AWESOME Prizes!
The Rules
Official Sign Ups
Avatar Authorization
Fantastic Prizes
14,99 USD
The very same seller also offers this 1492 Battle Cove and 6245 Harbor Sentry for a currently low price!
6,99 USD
And we finish with a blast! A vintage 6276 LEGO Eldorado Fortress, clearly overlooked!
7,90 USD at the moment! Be quick!
Want more? Go read the recent eBay finds thread in the Pirate forum!
Congratulations to the winners!
Classic-Pirates.com proudly presents the winners of the Bayonets at Dawn Contest! First of all, we’d like to thank everyone for their participation and all the great entries we’ve seen thanks to you! And now the winners:
First prize goes to The Kalabalik at Bender by PrEtzel.
Second prize goes to Battle of Fontenoy by Perfectionist.
Take some time to look at these wonderful entries again! We’d also like to thank everyone who contributed by voting, as well as Brickarms for donating some wonderful prizes!
Feel free to congratulate the winners in the forum!
Eurobricks, home to the Classic-Pirates.com forums is running its first ever LEGO® Digital Designer (or LDD for short) contest! The contest covers all themes, so Pirate fans that means you too.
There are 2 categories for entrants to participate in, you can build solely in LDD or build in LDD with a real LEGO® model to back it up. Each theme has its own posting thread but all entries will be judged per category. Nevertheless now is a great time to show off your LDD building skills!
Slap on your building cap and head on to the forum to read the full rules!
1st 10210 Imperial Flagship
2nd 6243 Brickbeard’s Bounty
3rd 6242 Soldier’s Fort
4th 6241 Loot Island
5th 6240 Kraken Attackin’
6th 6239 Cannon Battle
Registrations for Tournament of Retribution II open today, so get yourself to the LEGO Pirates Forum RIGHT NOW!
Be sure to checkout the prize thread and join in on the buzz!
From the dawn of time they have been at war. No one knows how it started or why. Whatever the reason, every molecule in their ABS plastic is filled with contempt and disgust for the opposite side. For the safety and harmony of brick loving folks everywhere this animosity is held in check by the most advanced technology and the toughest moderators much of the year…but inevitably this much rage can’t be contained and it explodes into…
Visit the LEGO Pirates Forum to check out the AWESOME Prizes!
The LEGO Pirates line has been cancelled for the time being. Something us Pirate fans are all too familiar with, but to a new comer, the question has been asked. “Is it too late to get into the LEGO Pirates Theme? Most of us will immediatly shout out, “of course not!” Listen to both sides and vote your opinion.
Add your opinion in the Pirate forum.
Can the President escape before it's too late?
The war of 1812, the Americans had attacked the Canadians capital and they were out for revenge. Led by British forces, the Canadian forces attacked Washington DC with little American resistance. Chocked full of action and battle, this is one of the most lively ‘Bayonets at Dawn’ entries we have seen.
Provide feedback on The Burning of Washington in the forums
The battle begins...
Classic-Pirates.com user DanMov has shown us his Bayonets at Dawn contest entry. The MOC represents the beginning of the Battle for La Haye Sainte.
It’s a very big diorama which could probably be easily used for miniature wargaming of some sort, using Lego soldiers!
Discuss Battle of La Haye Sainte from DanMov in the forum.
The Battle of Fontenoy
The date was May the 11th 1745, the canon’s start to fire with a fierce authority. From the Red coats to the Blue coats this MOC tells the story well. With a great cannonball technique and an impressive army to boot, this Bayonets at Dawn entry is sure to do well. Entered just in time for the contest!
Comment on The Battle of Fontenoy in the forum!
Classic-Pirates.com’s very first real LEGO Armybuilding contest has come to an end. The quality of the entries submitted even surprised us, and now the time has come to select a winner plus a runner-up!
Cast your vote now!
Now go vote for your favourite entries in the Pirate MOC forum!
And another great entry came just on time before the deadline. There is so much to see in this MOC that it may take a while to notice all the nice details, such as decapitation, a serious leg wound, an unseated British Lancer, and a bayonet stab. KillaGorilla shows us all the glory and horror of big Napoleonic battles. And for all the ship-fans there is also a big French ship of war in this MOC.
Discuss Siege and Blockade of Yorktown 1781 by KillaGorilla now!
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