Welcome to Singapore!
Only two days before the deadline, Eurobricks member Burman came up with this nice MOC called The Singapore Situation. It depicts the movie scene in which the pirate crew, hidden below the floorboards, throws Elizabeth and Barbossa swords at the mention of the word “weapons”.
Check out The Singapore Situation by Burman in the forum.
Look at that beautiful little fishing shop!
Entering this Royal Colony is very hard, especially for pirates. At least, that’s how it seems, because outside the walls are various shops and baithouses with secret tunnels under the wall. Have a look at this excellent MOC and welcome our new member Sabarrus.
Visit Port Royal’s Mouse-Hole by Sabarrus.
Since we’re sweethearts we’re giving everybody Sunday to finish and refine their entries.
So the contest will now conclude at 11:59AM/11:59 UTC±0 July 11th 2011.
Then over the next week we shall create indices for the entries and voting will begin Friday July 15th.
► Build a MOC depicting a scene or vessel from any of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
Enter the MOC Forum Division (Building Contest)
► 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 (Story Contest)
One more great-looking entry in our contest!
Eurobricks member and LEGO Ambassador Cecilie has made it before the deadline with this great entry in our Pirates of the Caribbean building conest! And it’s truly an amazing one! Just check out all the details on the image above, and see the other pictures which show more characters from the actual scene from the movie!
Discuss Fountain of Youth by Cecilie in the forum!
Another cool entry in our contest!
There’s not much time left for participating in our LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean building contest! Nonetheless we are still getting more and more interesting entries, like this big Isla de la Muerta MOC built by Classic-Pirates.com user MstrOfPppts. Definitely worth checking out!
Discuss Isla de la Muerta by MstrOfPppts in the forum!
"Now, that's the very question Jack wants answered. Bad enough, even, to go visit...her."
Another great entry for the LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean contest! And another famous scene. Tia Dalma’s Shack: a shack in a distant part of the swamp on Pantano River in Cuba. This house isn’t only famous because of Tia Dalma, but also because it contains the notorious jar of dirt in the movie. Take a look at this fine piece of LEGO-art and share your thoughts.
Visit Tia Dalma’s Shack by Matn in the forum.
Cute, isn't it?
Today we at Classic-Pirates.com wish to present you this beautiful soldiers’ fortress built by Flickr Member Peter deYeule. Check out its original shape as well as some other cool details!
Discuss San Miguel Fortress by Peter deYeule in the forum!
After 11:59PM/23:59 UTC±0 on July 9th 2011
we will not be accepting anymore entries.
Here’s what’s on offer:
There will be two divisions each with its own Creative Critic awards.
Build a LEGO® MOC depicting a scene or vessel from any of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
Entries will be submitted in the LEGO Pirates MOC Sub-forum so you will need a valid Eurobricks account to enter.
To write a short story (300 words or less) about classic LEGO® Pirates encountering the characters from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.
You need to be a Classic-Pirates.com Mailing List subscriber to enter.
Each division will also have Creative Critic awards so be sure to leave your best feedback.
Disney Interactive studios have provided us with an XBOX 360 copy of LEGO® Pirates of the Carribean: the Video Game and the LEGO® Group has provided a cache of sets!
1 x LEGO® Pirates of the Carribean: the Video Game
4 x 4183 The Mill
4 x 4192 Aqua de Vida
4 x 4191 Captain’s Cabin
July 9th 2011 at 11:59PM/23:59 UTC±0. Be sure to have a Eurobricks account and/or Mailing List subscription to enter!
P.S. There will be voting bonuses for those who’ve joined the Mailing List and Liked the Facebook Page.
Ask away in the Pirates of the Caribbean Contest thread.
These cages we're in...weren't built 'til after we got here.
With a contest in full swing, the MOC’s keep showing up. Fat Tony brings us his version of the hanging cages from the second film, “Dead man’s Chest”. There is more to be seen in the Pirate Forum, including more to this MOC.
Comment on “Where’s the rest of the Crew?” in the Pirate Forum.
Performing for their number one fan!
SlyOwl is known for his great MOC’s and this is no exception. The Napoleon Bonepartes usually have sellout shows, it looks like this time was no exception. They look like they would be right at home in Tortuga.
Comment on this Pirate band in the forum.
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