Archive for July, 2011

LAST Weekend to VOTE

Friday, July 29th, 2011

HURRY!

This is your last weekend to vote for the Pirates of the Caribbean Contest Winners!

Voting officially closes at 11:59PM/23:59 UTC±0 on July 31st 2011.

And if you’ve entered, you’re insane not to vote because you can allocate upto 2 points to your own entry! That could give you a winning advantage!

So VOTE NOW!!!

Vote the MOC Forum Division Winner (Building Contest)

Vote for the Mailing List Division Winner (Story Contest)

Bonus Points

Pirates of the Caribbean Contet - Voting

Jut remember claiming Bonus Points is a 2 Step process.  Some people have only completed one of two the steps and if this is not corrected by close of voting, ALL their points will be invalidated.

To learn more read the Bonus Points thread in the LEGO Pirates Forum.

Get Voting RIGHT NOW!

Giant Jack Sparrow by Toltomeja

Thursday, July 28th, 2011
A giant Jack Sparrow figure built by Toltomeja

Quite big, isn't he?

Voting in our LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean contest is almost over! In our blog we’ve shown you quite a few of the entries that were submitted, and here’s one more – the giant Jack Sparrow figure built by Classic-Pirates.com member Toltomeja. Definitely an original and noteworthy creation!

Discuss Giant Jack Sparrow by Toltomeja in the forum!

Run Awaaaaaay by NewRight

Wednesday, July 27th, 2011

A LEGO pirate creation by Eurobricks member NewRight

"It's a trap"

Classic-Pirates “News Scout” SirSeven7 brings us yet another great MOC from the pages of Flickr. This time it’s a vignette from Eurobricks member NewRight, the pirate flag lures unwitting pirates to this small port only to be met by the governor’s finest.

Discuss Run Awaaaaaay in the forum

Maelstrom by George G.

Tuesday, July 26th, 2011

A Mini LEGO ship battle by George G

"It's not the size that counts"

Another fine entry in the Classic-Pirates “Pirates of the Caribbean contest”. It may be small but that’s the whole idea when building in mini scale and George G has done a great job packing in the detail with some clever piece usage.

Discuss Maelstrom by George G in the forum

Isla de la Muerta by sok117

Monday, July 25th, 2011

Two immortals stuck in battle forever

A very memorable scene from the Curse of the Black Pearl film is when Captain Barbossa and Captain Jack Sparrow are fighting it out as immortally cursed men.  Sok117 has depicted this scene in a wonderful way with plenty of scattered treasure and a beautiful scene that needs to be seen.

See all of Isla de la Muerta in the forum

La Grande Armeé by jackdaw

Saturday, July 23rd, 2011

One army to rule them all!

When it comes to armies Napoleon Bonaparte had one to be feared.  Jackdaw has amassed a grand army to fight for Napoleon with some great photography to show it off. With more blue coats than you can shake a fist at and lots of great looking gear, this army is worth a look.

Comment on La Grande Armeé in the forum

Dutch Red Lancers by michaelozzie

Friday, July 22nd, 2011

Dutch Red Lancers, customised LEGO minifigs built by michaelozzie

Beware those brave soldiers!

Custom minifigs are always welcome on Classic-Pirates.com! Especially as well-designed as these – made by michaelozzie. Just look how detailed they are! Also note the custom horse blankets!

Discuss Dutch Red Lancers by michaelozzie in the forum!

Brig “Admiral Forster” by Corioso

Tuesday, July 19th, 2011
The Admiral Forster, a LEGO Brig by Corioso
“A fine vessel she be”

A new ship has hit the forum, a Brig named “Admiral Forster” created by Eurobricks member Corioso. It’s only Corioso’s second ship and it’s looking great. Check out the clever use of minifigure arms on the stern.

Discuss Brig Admiral Forster by Corioso in the forum.

Official pictures of 4184 – The Black Pearl!

Monday, July 18th, 2011

Picture of LEGO set 4184 The Black Pearl

A brand new LEGO ship - not yet released!

Thanks to Classic-Pirates.com and Eurobricks user yys4u, who first provided us with the right link, we can finally take a  good look at some official pictures of the upcoming LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean set – 4184 The Black Pearl. Now it’s your chance to tell us what you think about it!

Discuss the first official pictures of 4184 The Black Pearl in the forum!

The Mill by LuxorV

Sunday, July 17th, 2011

Where's that bloody key!

One of my favorite scenes from the “Dead Man’s Chest” film is the Mill scene.  Now TLG has made their own version of this scene, but it’s usually the custom MOC’s that the AFOL community produces that end up being the stars.  With more that just the mill wheel, this MOC expands past the limitations of the standard LEGO set, be sure to check it out.

Comment on The Mill by LuxorV in the Forum.

Vote for the WINNERS!

Friday, July 15th, 2011

Our Pirates of the Caribbean Contest has come to an end so now its time to vote for the winners.

You get 5 points for each division and you may even allocate 1 point per division to your own entry.

To get started visit the Voting Rules & Questions thread.

P.S. The Creative Critic continues through voting so don’t miss this opportunity to review the entries and leave your final thoughts.

Starck forwarder by B-idea

Friday, July 15th, 2011
Starck forwarder, an island-based pirate MOC by B-idea

A cozy place to stay...

This very cool-looking MOC has been built by a LEGO fan nicknamed B-idea, aka pirate_cat. The house is very cleverly constructed, and the water and rocks are nice additions too! It’s a great design overall.

Discuss Starck forwarder from B-idea in the forum!

The release of Yorktown by TheBrickAvenger

Wednesday, July 13th, 2011
The release of Yorktown, a land-based historical LEGO MOC by TheBrickAvenger

Yorktown, Virginia, October 17, 1781

Classic-Pirates.com new member TheBrickAvenger presents us this great-looking historical MOC. There’s definitely a lot of action in this scene! Check it out!

Discuss The release of Yorktown by TheBrickAvenger in the forum!

Attack of the Kraken by hammelgeier

Tuesday, July 12th, 2011

No ship can survive the Kraken

Davy Jones famously said “I am the see” and he was right. With control over the most powerful creature of the sea, he call’s on the Kraken to crush his enemies ship’s and send them to Davy Jones locker. This is spectacularly done and deserves a closer look, the Kraken is hiding behind the ship.

Comment on Attack of the Kraken in the forum.



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