Flex tube arms, a SNOT wall, an interesting bird and more!

This MOC may seem quite small and easy to you. But think again, because Eurobricks member Brickdoctor accompanies his photographs with a rather long and interesting story about the used techniques. This creation can be very inspirational to people with a small number of LEGOs and great ideas.

Be sure to check out The Outpost, 1700s by Brickdoctor in the forum.

Does this give you nostalgic feelings? Then check it out!

Raise the anchor and set sail! We’re going back to the first year of LEGO Pirates: 1989! We now have a number of scans of Bricks ‘N Pieces, the official magazine of the UK LEGO Club. It contains a small LEGO model of HMS Victory, a comic, a LEGO eye-patch and much more. After all these years, it’s still fun to take a look!

See more of Bricks ‘N Pieces Magazine scans by TalonCard in the forum.

The Annaconna.

It doesn’t have an interior or kitchen yet, but outside of that the Annaconna is already a very seaworthy vessel. This beautiful LDD-model was made by Eurobricks member qwarek7. This ship has a nice stern and a very subtle but realistic colourscheme. An excellent example of a LEGO galleon.

Check out Galleon: Annaconna by qwarek7 in the forum.

Where the Imperial Flagship makes birth

With more blue base plates than you can shake a fist at, the Port for the Imperial Flagship is a LEGO masterpiece. Built around the Imperial Flagship, this MOC has so many details and some very clever building techniques.  I always say the devil is in the details, and there are lots of little devils running around this MOC.

Be sure to check out Port for the Imperial Flagship in the forum.

"That's the Jack I know"

Inspired by the Disney PotC attraction, Classic-Pirates.com Member Walt brings us a collection of fantastic vignettes that are too good to miss.

Discuss Pirates Of The Caribbean Classic Attraction Vigs Featuring Jack Sparrow by Walt in the forum

"A fine tavern both in and out"

New Classic-Pirates.com member Weil presents his first MOC as an AFOL, and with detail both inside and out it’s well worth a look.  Just what awaits these imperial guards inside the tavern walls?

Discuss Raid on The Crown Tavern by Weil in the pirate MOC forum

The first Spaniards in America.

Eurobricks member Alibabo has made a very decent MOC of one of the most famous events in world history: the discovery of America by Columbus in 1492. With a great ship, some tropical plants and of course a number of conquistadores this creation seems pretty complete.

Discuss Discovery of America by Alibabo in the forum.

The Creative Critic winners for our Pirates of the Caribbean Contest have been decided!

To find out if you’ve won a LEGO prize, take a look at the
Creative Critic Winners Thread in the LEGO Pirate Forum.

Go there NOW!

Tribute to America!

Blake Baer brings us the first in his series which is a Tribute to America. The beginnings of a quant village in America, with a nice landscape and cobblestone road, this MOC is worth a look.

See more of Lexington in the forum

Fall back, fall back!!!

It’s cold and we are out numbered, what do we do? RETREAT! That was the feeling in 1812 when Napoleons Army was forced to retreat due to incredibly cold temperatures in Russia. There is a sense of feeling in this MOC as the remaining soldiers are desperately trying to make it to safety, not all of them are going to make it.

Comment on Retreat from Russia in the forum

All 3 parts are now available!

Do you remember Peril in Pirate Cove? It was a 3-part comic series which was actually an advertisement that ran in Disney Adventures magazines back in 1993. We featured it in our blog early this year, but back then we only had parts 1 & 2. Today,  once again thanks to Classic-Pirates.com user TalonCard, all 3 parts are here – feel free to read them online!

Read Peril in Pirate Cove comic, and discuss it in the forum!

Where to go this time?

Check out this cute small MOC from Classic-Pirates.com user teabox! It’s a cabin belonging to an explorer – a captain who’s planning his next voyage.

Discuss Explorer’s cabin by teabox in the forum!

That's where all the Rum has gone!

evildead has created the thing all Pirates want most, a Tavern. This will be especially helpful for those so drunk they don’t know what they are looking for, since this one looks like a Rum Barrel. The technique is clever and done very well, it’s worth a look.

Comment on the Full Barrel Tavern in the forum.

The Princess Ceinwyn is here, bring on the Pearl

If you read our blog, you know who Derfel Cardarn is, a master of MOC building, although usually he creates stunning land based creations. There is a first time for everything and Derfel hit this out of the park. From the rigging, to the platform to the details that you must see, this is one beautiful ship.

Comment on The Princess Ceinwyn in the forum