A hustle and bustle prevails in that port.
Pif500 really is a talented builder. Also his latest MOC is perfect and full of details. All the different buildings with interior and all the different characters that inhabit the harbor are excellent. So, visit the forum and see this great Moc yourself, it’s worth it!
Click here to visit Kingston, 1729 by pif500 in the Forum.
The rules have moved to a new website!
Hear the cannons roar and hear the swords clang! In Evil Stevie’s Pirate game you set off on the ultimate Pirate LEGO roleplaying adventure. Experience sea battles with pirates, gather wealth and aim to become the King of the Pirates!
The rules have moved to a new website, so be sure to bookmark the new address.
Go to https://sj.sjgames.com/PirateGame.html.
The island, the tower... and the shark!
Check out this pretty nice land-based MOC presented to us by Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com user CCOOK. The Prison Tower is full of eye-catching details and a lot of action!
The angry shark definitely adds more life to that scene. Or is it death?
Discuss Prison Tower from CCOOK in the forum!
A good place to defend yourself.
This impressive and yet simple observation tower built by TazManiac is really an eye catcher. Even if it is just a WIP, the landscape is also very nicely done, especially the surf effect. But of course there are more lovely details to discover.
Now set your sail and visit WIP Coastal Defense by TazManiac in the forum.
Make your own journey to the Fountain of Youth!
We recently announced the new line of POTC-LEGO, but there’s more news!
Disney Interactive and TT Games have announced LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game today. The game, which will follow the adventures of Jack Sparrow and others from the movies will hit shelves alongside the May 2011 release of the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides film. The title will feature characters and scenarios from the first three films, as well as the upcoming On Stranger Tides. LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean will be available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, PC, and Nintendo DS.
Share your thoughts in the LEGO Pirates Forum!
Who's Barrel is it? Advantage LEGO
Two classic Monkey toys in an endless battle for Barrel supremacy. Eurobricks History Forum Regulator I Scream Clone, brings us a hilarious yet very beautifully done MOC involving the original Barrel O Monkey’s trying to coax the True masters of the LEGO Barrel down.
Comment on this brilliant MOC in the Pirate Forum.
After months of speculation, it's official
BILLUND, Denmark, Nov. 18, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — The LEGO Group and Disney Consumer Products today announced an upcoming collection of LEGO® brand Pirates of the Caribbean construction toys that will set children’s imaginations sailing on thousands of build-and-play adventures. Scheduled to launch in spring 2011, eight new building sets will bring the action, stories and characters of the entire series of Pirates of the Caribbean films to life in LEGO form, including the spring 2011 premiere of the fourth installment, “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.”
Comment on the great news in the Pirate forum!
Portable, lightweight, maybe even bite-size!
Sometimes a full sized cannon is just too big. When you need a portable yet power packing blow. Look no further than TazManiac’s little cannon. With a clever use of a little weightlifting material, He has managed to make a smaller version of the Pirate classic.
Comment on this little cannon in the Forum!
Enoch Badcock's Shipyard!
Inherited from his Father, Enoch Badcock’s Shipyard is a family business. Although small in size, the ships it produces are much larger. Take a tour into his office and read his story.
Comment on the Shipyard in the Pirate Forum!
Oh, I think that will hurt.... poor guy!
This is a really cruel and brutal place TazManiac presents us. The guys doesn’t only get tortured by whip, no, they also have a gallows in that nicely built Blue coat prison. So watch out, or you’ll may be the next one in the hanging cage.
Click here to see some other details of Blue coat prison by TazManiac!
The smugglers of Jamaica!
Pif500 posted a remarkable creation on our boards! Smugglers on Jamaica haul their cargo into the small sailing vessel. The whole scene is well built and there are plenty of details.
Captain Blackmoor and Big Cam with their new ranks
Captain Blackmoor and Big Cam have been promoted! Captain Blackmoor is the new Pirate Regulator, one of the highest “pirate ranks”. Big Cam is the new Shipyard Master in Blackmoor’s place. Shipyard Master is the highest rank of the Shipyardigans. So be nice to these guys as they are the managers now, and the administers of the rum!
Be sure to congratulate CB and BC in the LEGO Pirates forum!
A bunch of great-looking soldiers!
Check out these custom LEGO soldiers made by Classic-Pirates.com and Eurobricks user michaelozzie. All the attention to detail makes them look truly amazing!
Discuss Revolutionary Soldiers from michaelozzie in the forum!
So many cannons, so few ships.
With more cannons than you can count, this Naval battle during the Napolenic War is a MOC that must be seen. You are looking at a mere portion of the MOC at hand. With ships crumbling at the knees of the Imperials, and a base so many studs big, I lost count, this is a MOC for the ages.
Comment on this Great Naval Battle in the forum.
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