A nice building with a good amount of detail.

Finally, after 4 months of waiting, Eurobricks member ZCerberus surprises us again with 2 excellent buildings for his mammoth project called Fort Brighton East. The lattice work and the windows are nice and remember that the author has a couple ideas for a couple of -even more- extravagant models.

Check out New Update! Fort Brighton East by ZCerberus in the forum!

Highly controversial, but it's still classic!

New Classic-Pirates.com user Bricverson presents a review of the (in)famous 6289 Red Beard Runner – perhaps the most controversial of all the officially released pirate ships so far. Take a look at it to find out everything about this truly special set!

Read and discuss 6289 Red Beard Runner review by Bricverson!

Pirates of the Caribbean Window Display

Horry has discovered an amazing window display built by flickr user Legoagogo.  The details of this build are a bit of a mystery, all we know is it was built as an advertisement for the LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean video game that came out earlier this year.  It’s a site to be seen!

See more of this Pirate Window Display in the forum.

Have sweet dreams about piracy!

Although it’s not yet sure when they will be in the stores, these wonderful clocks are already available for pre-order. You can choose the Jack Sparrow or the Hector Barbossa alarm clock. No doubt these scurvy pirates will be able to awake you!

Discuss these alarm clocks in the

Pirates of the Caribbean Theme Discussion Thread!

The Hippo

Our News Scout Horry has been busy finding LEGO Pirate creations for us to share with you. Today he brings us “The Hippo”. Little is known about this ship, but I can see where it gets its name. The rigging is  nicely done on this ship as is the custom sail.

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8 February 1807

Classic-Pirates.com user TheBrickAvenger presents a historical MOC – the Napoleonic battle of Eylau, a bloody confrontation that took place in 1807. Check out all the amazing details, including the custom minifigs.

Discuss The Battle of Eylau by TheBrickAvenger in the forum!

Strong and fast!

When he saw he didn’t need the top part of the new LEGO hulls, Eurobricks member Sebeus Iniwum started on what was to become this excellent creation. It’s a strong ship, with a nice colourscheme, a clever new technique on the stem and lots of fine details.

Discuss this Spanish sloop-of-war by Sebeus Iniwum in the forum.

Beautiful, and slightly bigger than the Imperial Flagship

A well-armed vessel with a nice colourscheme and some beautiful decorations. That’s The Golden Stallion in short. Eurobricks member Dreamweb took the challenge of building a ship on the notorious 4+ hull, and made an excellent creation out of it. It may not be very realistic, but it’s full of nice details in both interior and exterior.

Check out The Golden Stallion by Dreamweb in the forum!

A classic set...

...and another classic set!

Classic-Pirates.com user Lorentzen has reviewed the first two ships ever released in LEGO Pirates theme – both back from 1989! Those beauties are the vessels that started it all, and today are still loved by AFOLs all over the world. So don’t hesitate to read those truly excellent reviews, with lots of superb quality pictures!

Read and discuss 6285 Black Seas Barracuda review by Lorentzen!

Read and discuss 6274 Caribbean Clipper review by Lorentzen!

We're back in 1997!

Classic-Pirates.com and Eurobricks Reviewers Academy member Inconspicuous has recently posted a thorough review of a classic 1997 LEGO Pirates set – 6281 Pirates Perilous Pitfall. And we are really happy to finally have this set reviewed on our website!

Read and discuss 6281 Pirates Perilous Pitfall review by Inconspicuous!

A Red Coat's life for me!

Classic-Pirates.com user – Spark – is trying to prove to all of us why it’s a good idea to become a Red Coat soldier – and he does it with his new MOC. Relaxing on the beach, drinking rum, swimming in the sea – what else could you possibly want? Just remember – your actual experience may differ!

Discuss Not a bad life for the Red Coats in the forum!

Even Rat's crave the gold!

Eurobricks Fellow SlyOwl has created a brick built Pirate Rat figure who goes by the name of Lenny. The story of his creation is pretty interesting and SlyOwl’s techniques are worth looking at.

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All fear Poseidon's Wrath

The Classic-Pirates.com News Scouts have been hard at work, and today we bring you a ship found while browsing the popular LEGO image hosting site brickshelf.  Our News Scout Horry has found this creation referred to as Poseidon’s Wrath. I love how it resembles the Black Seas barracuda but has so much more to offer, be sure to check it out.

Comment on Poseidon’s Wrath in the forum.

The lighthouse guides the sailors!

Check out this very cool lighthouse built by Classic-Pirates.com user Daniel G! As the creator himself explains, it will be a part of a bigger exhibition called “Puerto de la Cruz”. Good luck with your endeavour!

Discuss The Lighthouse from Daniel G in the forum!