Gather round, children, and I shall tell you a tale…

Grimmbeard tells us a fascinating (if fantastical) story of Redcoat humiliation in this entry for the final round of ToR III. ‘Tis a feast fit for an Admiral!

Stop by the forum to discuss And that Kids, is how we Beat those Redcoats.

A Ship of Honor and Glory

They say patience is a virtue, but this ship won’t hesitate to blast you to pieces! Made of three midsections and a couple thousand bricks, Flickr user Champics16 creates this bold and truly virtuous LEGO Pirate ship MOC. Using excellent custom rigging, technique, and color scheme, he sets sail well-deserved honor onto the seas.

Share your thoughts on HMS Virtue in the Forum.

Sailing Away

Mark of Falworth brings us this beautiful and exciting end to his Mark of Tortuga pirate story. The final chapter is something you won’t want to miss with stunning photography and equally stunning builds.

Discuss Sailing into the Sunset in the forum.

Those wascally wedcoats!

Events have taken a festive turn in Frank Brick Wright’s latest assault on the Redcoats’ dignity in his Round Three entry for the TOR!

Check out An Easter Tale in the forum!

Here we go, it’s a retribution time!

Blackar has created a very original entry in round 3 of the Tournament of Retribution III, based on the classic video game.  Can Mario defeat the bad and mad Bowser?

Hop on over and comment on Redcoat Marioworld in the forum!

The Third Tournament of Retribution has almost come to an end. For almost 4 months, the Pirate MOCs Forum has been flooded with the most humiliating, painful and hilarious LEGO comics we’ve seen in a long time. A total of 11 finalists have made their way to the third round, and now it’s time for you to vote for your favourites!

Read the comics and cast your vote in the Pirate MOCs Forum.

Surprise, MOC Forum!

Surprise! Based on the ship from Master and Commander, as well as the books by Patrick O’brian, Eurobricks user Tobiasz takes inspiration from fellow ship MOCers and his own creativity to create this bold LEGO Pirate MOC. Using nice sails, rigging, and technique, he keeps old and new traditions running, reminding us of the awesomeness this classic vessel has.

Share your thoughts on HMS Surprise – 24 gun frigate in the Forum.

Make sure to get my good side, lads!

Jalkow has created this scurvy-looking scoundrel for a contest at Forbiddencove, but was kind enough to share it with us nonetheless! The red crowbars make for a very shaggy beard and the minifig torsos create a nice raised-eyebrow effect. Looks like he’s already planning his next looting!

Discuss Captain Jimmy in the forum.

Full Moon Fever!

Sebeus I has delivered a devastating blow to the Redcoats, with his round 3 entry in the Tournament of Retribution!  It’s packed with drama, action, comedy, horror, and romance.

Stop by the forum and comment on Once and for all!

A Bullet to the First Enemy Head!

What be the signal, cap’n? Mark of Falworth does it again in another thrilling LEGO Pirate MOC! Using his trademark water technique, along with amazing foliage, he continues his action-packed story!

Read on and Share your Thoughts on High Tide Vengeance… in the Forum.

Excellent carronade design!

Master ship builder Admiral Bejaune had shared with us his simple design for making carronades.  It uses few pieces, and would look great on the decks of your next ship MOC.

Stop by the forum and check out this Simple Carronade!

A Day of the Pirates’ Life

Yo-ho, yo-ho, a pirate’s life for me! This busy diorama by Eurobricks member KZB depicts the hustle-and-bustle lifestyle of a merry band of pirates on an island in the middle of the ocean. Of particular note are the small ship made from a dinghy and the very realistic water. Watch out for those sharks!

Discuss A Day of the Pirates’ Life in the forum.

Crypte Mysterieuse

What secrets does this cliffside fort hold? What wonders lie beyond the rocky facade? This MOC by Brickshelf user Regolo59 must certainly have a tale or two to tell…

Discuss Crypte Mysterieuse in the forum!