Some interesting figures in an unusual size!

These Pirate-Figures in unusual size are exceptional. New builder Corioso has managed to put some recognizable details in his first creation. Make sure to look up his thread to see much more like the interesting posing of the figures.

Look for all the details of 5:1 Pirates-Figures by Corioso in the Forum.

A great creation and a great tribute...

Our member TazManiac has built a MOC dedicated to the late Zorro as well as the staff and members of Classic-Pirates.com… It’s a place where all of our crew meet and have fun… Take a look at this excellent creation – truly a great tribute to our staff member who sadly passed away.

Discuss The Rum Room by TazManiac in the forum.

What a mess!

And another MOC from a flickr member. A keelhaul: a sailor gets pulled from one side of the ship to the other, around the keel. The captain doesn’t look very friendly with his dragon plume, making it seem like keelhauls are a daily business on his ship.

See more of Keelhaul! by Auric in the forum

A beautiful fort on a beautiful location.

2 Much Caffeine has made a small but nice fort. There are some good and useful techniques in this MOC, for the floor, the water, the roof and the well. Whether it’s a Pirate, a Bluecoat or a Spanish fort, it’s worth a closer look.

Discuss The Fort at Isla D’Or by 2 Much Caffeine in the forum.

Diamond Island, where the diamonds are kept

 Secluded and hidden, Diamond Island is just what you think it to be, a Pirates hideout.  With lovely tiling and a great curved wooden staircase effect, this MOC is worth checking out.  From lookout to hoisting more diamonds to their hideout, this island is fully functional.

See more of Diamond Island in the forum.

A piece of LEGO Pirates history!

Thanks to Classic-Pirates.com user TalonCard, we have obtained two parts of the 1993 Peril In Pirate Cove LEGO comic. Follow the link below to find out more about it and see its full-sized version. Also, let us know if you have the third – and last – part, which we are still sadly missing…

Find out more about Peril In Pirate Cove!

More pictures of the upcoming sets!

Here’s your chance to see the new LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean sets in ‘natural environment’, as they were presented at New York Toy Fair 2011. Take a look, maybe this will help you decide which ones you should buy once they’re available! There’s also a cool Jack Sparrow statue there too!

Discuss LEGO PotC at NYTF 2011 in the forum!

The place to go for a pint!

Extensive planning went in to this beautiful Tavern.  From real life research to planning out the entire design on paper.  You must visit the forum to see all of the details.  There is more to this Tavern than just a pretty face.

See all of the details of Mc Bernick’s Tavern in the Forum!

Caught in the act!

What does a Pirate have to do to be left alone for 10 minutes to bury some illegal treasure?  On a regular patrol it looks like some Blue Coat soldiers stumbled upon a little recreational activity.  I would not want to be those Pirates.

Comment on “busted” in the Pirate Forum.

Including a piano (not visible on this picture).

Our Pirate News Scout TazManiac has made some wonderful pieces of furniture, suitable for every Pirate MOC! Mix the techniques and add colours and details according to your own taste. Most of the best furniture techniques are put in this MOC so it can be very helpful.

Check out these pieces of Pirate furniture by TazManiac in the forum.

An Armada fortress.

A MOC with a nice cannon base design, and an interesting window technique. Eurobricks member pif500 did a good job again on this Armada fortress.

Check out Fort Worth by pif500 in the forum!

Better pictures and a new website under construction!

In january 2008, Eurobricks member Dreamweb started with his Pirate comic series “Kings and Queens of the sea”. In the following 3 years and in the course of 27 episodes, the story and pictures got better and better. To celebrate the 3 years anniversary, Dreamweb has now made the comics easier to read (in pdf format) and made a new website for the series.

Take a look at Kings and Queens of the sea by Dreamweb in the forum.

Arr! As the twig is bent, so is the tree inclined!

A new LEGO Pirates comic is coming out in februari. It has 48 pages and the age range is 6-8… But it may still be of interest for pirate fans because there’s a topic going on about how many named LEGO Pirates are out there. And this comic can give us more background information about the world of brick-pirates.

Discuss the New LEGO Pirates comic “Brickbeard’s Treasure”

and the topic How many named pirates are there?

A great battle with great ships!

Last weekend there was a LEGO show in Tielt, Belgium. There was only 1 pirate display, but a very good one. In a MOC full of action and humor, Eurobricks member Captain Green Hair shows us the finished product of his famous frigate from the tutorial Build a frigate with Captain Green Hair. This diorama also features an epic battle between Cpt. Blue Hair and Cpt. Green Hair. Which of the two Hairs seems the strongest?

Decide it for yourself in My very first Pirates display by Captain Green Hair.