6260 – Shipwreck Island
It may be small, but it’s a worthy addition to any pirate layout. Two minifigs, two animals, a printed island baseplate and gold! This maybe one of the best values in the line, from way back in 1989. Check out the full MISB unboxing and review and decide for yourself.
Discuss 6260 Shipwreck Island in the forum.
A movin' MOC!
If you’re taking your boat out on the seas this holiday season, be sure not to end up like these guys! With excellent moving parts, detail, and even a video, Eurobricks user Jalkow really brings this LEGO Pirates creation to life!
Watch the video and comment on The Kraken Attacks! in the forum.
Pirate Island
We may live our days rambling on about when pigs will fly, but how about pirate ships? From excellent SNOT techniques to swashbuckling duels, brickshelf user globe2000 brings the tales of LEGO Pirates to a whole new level!
Share your thoughts on Pirate Island in the forum.
An English frigate.
SuperSirLink built this awesome English frigate, Rapscallion. The details are incredible. Be sure to check out more pictures in the topic.
Discuss the Rapscallion in the forum.
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Spanish Colonization of Latin America
This great scene comes to us from ACPin and features many Spanish Conquistadors arriving to the small island to talk to the natives. Be sure to check out all the photos and get a good look at the excellent water detailing and simple but effective vegetation.
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A classic never dies, unlike the Bluecoats, who will die in horrible, unthinkable, tragic, and hilarious ways in the TOR III
Do you ever get a sense of nostalgia? Do you ever wish LEGO would go back to yesteryear? Classic-Pirates.com’s own Boomchil had that same feeling when he picked up a pile of classic sets to review! This review is for the classic 6267 Lagoon Lock-Up, a set featuring the periwinkle pansies Bluecoat soldiers from 1991. The set cost Boomchil a staggering $80.00 USD to pick it up on Bricklink, so don’t let his investment go to waste, and check out the excellent review today.
Save your pennies then discuss Lagoon Lock-Up Review in the forum now!
Red vs. Blue!
The Tournament of Retribution is receiving some great contributions from both sides. MstrOfPppts created a LEGO comic about fencing, featuring our very own Admiral Croissant! It is quite the battle but who will win in the end?
Find out and discuss “Fencing” in the forum.
Wallpaper available in HD!
Do you love the classic 6285 Black Seas Barracuda? Would you like it as your wallpaper? User Mochino recently presented us with some great high definition scans of this classic LEGO pirate ship. It is available in various resolution sizes.
Get yours now and discuss the Black Seas Barracuda Wallpaper in the forum
Scientific proof of why Bluecoats are the best
hjmediastudios has made a very funny “guide” which really shows the spirit of Tournament of Retribution. Every competitor should follow it carefully, as it’s still time to get to the good side if by mistake you’ve chosen to support redcoats!
Discuss virulently Your guide to Tournament of Retribution III in the forum
The Jolly Roger in all its black and white glory!
User Bboarder771 contributed this lovely picture to the LEGO pirates photography thread. The extreme contrast really showcases the Jolly Roger.
Discuss the photo here.
Which one is your favorite?
We all have a favorite LEGO Pirate Captain! Head over the forums to participate in a poll. Which one is your favorite? Are you more old school or new school? Why?
Tell us which is your favorite and discuss it in the forum.
Ahoy there!
Erik Carlson constructed a custom made LEGO Pirate costume. The craftsmanship is wonderful even if it isn’t made out LEGO bricks.
Discuss this LEGO Pirate Costume in the forums.
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