Hello Beastie!
Poor poor Jack. Sometimes it seems like he just can’t win, Sebeus Iniwum recreates a classic scene from the second film Dead man’s Chest. Jack has a decision to make, and he faces that head on in this awesome MOC of the Kraken.
See more of Hello Beastie in the forum!
The first entry for the Pirates of the Caribbean MOC contest is there! It’s one of the most famous scenes of the first movie. I don’t think I have to explain which one because the MOC itself explains it very clearly. The only thing I want to say is that it ends with one of those moments you will remember as the day you almost captured Jack Sparrow!
Visit Encounter at the blacksmith workshop by Yatkuu in the forum.
The Black Revenge nearing completion.
Even though it’s not yes as famous as the Queen Anne’s Revenge, the star of the Black Revenge is rising. With an impressive hull, a fearsome flag and a skilled crew, this ship is no joke! It’s still a work in progress, and there’s room for improvement, but soon this ship will set sail on the large brickbuilt oceans. Time to welcome this great ship and its creator (a new member).
Visit The Black Revenge WIP by De Sandman in the forum.
Pirates just can't get any love
In this entertaining MOC, there are 4 short stories played out in one clever MOC. In each scene you’ll see a different Pirate and you can visual the story. It’s a great way to get alot of different scenes in one MOC, be sure to check it out.
View Pirates Just Aren’t Loved in the Pirate Forum
Trevor's Fort, it's curvy
Our News Scout Whiz, found a massive fort called “Fort Trevor”. The creator, Trevor Van Aalst is a member of Flickr and has an amazing display that is worth a look. With a town behind this mighty fort, and a mansion for the wealthy, there is so much to see, be sure to check it out.
See more of Trevor’s Fort in the forum.
So with the new Pirates of the Caribbean line in the stores it’s time to decide whether you prefer this new theme, or the Classic-Pirates theme, or perhaps you don’t care? The new theme has many new parts and very detailed torso’s, but some people don’t like fleshies, or have complaints about misprinted parts or pearl gold treasure. Please make a vote, discuss your choice, and we may inform The LEGO Group about your thoughts!
Visit What do you prefer? Classic-Pirates or Pirates of the Caribbean?
in the forum.
A big pile of treasure, with LED-lights!
This huge MOC, full of fishes, gold and goldfishes was created by flickr member Redmond LEGO man. The rock structure may look quite dangerous, but if you make it to the cave you will be a rich man.
Discuss Island MOC by Redmond LEGO man in the forum.
It's a very lively world in the port!
This little MOC is full of clever designs. From the birds to the roofs and from the water to the smoke. And the scene is just as original as the techniques: a procession of strange birds. Be sure to take a closer look on this creation!
Visit Life in port by “LL” in the forum.
The Creative Critic is an initiative in which we award prizes to those who leave the best constructive feedback on contest entries.
Learn more in the What is the Creative Critic? thread in the LEGO Pirates Forum.
We take it seriously enough to reward the best critics with LEGO prizes and matched the Creative Critic prizes to the Building and Story Contest prizes. As you can see each division has its own Creative Critic component.
Feel free to ask your Creative Critic questions in the LEGO Pirates Forum.
Visit the Pirates of the Caribbean Contest if you’d like to know more about our current contest,
Here be the winners!
BIIIIIIG congratulations to 
Cameron Tattersall who came first with 11 points.
We have 3 equal second place winners with 9 points each – so we’ll give each of them a 8396 Soldier’s Arsenol!
Winners, could you please contact us via the Contact Form with your shipping details. Please select “Claim a Prize” from the subject dropdown.
Thank you to Bricks to the World for providing FREE International Shipping to the winners.
Yes, it’s underway! Heaps more great prizes to be won, so get yourself to the LEGO Pirates Forum for more details.
A great game with many new minifigs!
When you buy the LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean game, you don’t only get the game. No, much more! This review contains a list of all the extras, it contains screenshots, information about the gameplay, etc. Everything you need to know before you buy the game yourself.
Discuss Review :LEGO PotC Video Game by TazManiac in the forum!
► Build a MOC depicting a scene or vessel from any of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
Enter the MOC Forum Division
► Write a short story (300 words or less) about the classic LEGO Pirates encountering the characters/vessels/locations from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.
Enter the Mailing List Division
Tough little ship...
There’s one LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean set that wasn’t previously reviewed in this blog… Until now that is! Check out this cool review of the small polybag set – 30130 Mini Black Pearl – as prepared by Classic-Pirates.com member and Shipyard Master, Big Cam!
Read and discuss 30130 Mini Black Pearl review in the forum!
Only hours remain to vote for the winner of the our
Picture Comment Challenge!
Last chance to vote, win a prize & get a bonus voting point!
a) You could win a 8396 Soldier’s Arsenal just for voting!
b) Voting grants you an additional voting point for our upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean Contest – and you may allocate a certain number of points to your own entry.
So the more points you have, the more chances of winning an
AWESOME LEGO PRIZE!
For more information be sure to read the PRIZE WINNING Advantage blog post.
Got a question? Ask in the Pirates of the Caribbean Contest thread.
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