Simply Elegant

Though simply named “An Imperial Ship”, one can see that this is not a simple ship at all. His first LEGO Pirate ship MOC, Forbidden Cove user Purple Wolf creates this sleek and defined Redcoat vessel. Using full custom rigging, a creative rolled-up sail technique, and overall nice part usage, he brings one more ship to the Imperial Fleet.

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Drop anchor here, lads!

Our own Grimmbeard built this impressive display for the inaugural Scouting for Bricks event in Virginia. Featuring his own custom ships, as well as a fortified Bluecoat stronghold, this “Best In Show” winner is definitely deserving of the title!

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Classic Pirate Outpost

New user PaladinPL shows us this excellent pirate island.  Just like what TLG might have released, it has great building techniques and many playable features.  It’s pure Classic Pirates!

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Ahoy, El Capitan!

With the 2009 repeat of the LEGO Redcoat Imperial Guards, and the recent redoing of the classic Bluecoat Imperial Soldier minifigure in series ten, many fans will still wonder “where is the Imperial Armada?”. Eurobricks user Matthias130182 leans in quench fans’ thirsts for the old Spanish soldiers with this bold new MOC. Making use of theme-relevant parts and colors, along with clever techniques, he creates the perfect mixture of old and new to keep the Armada theme alive.

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Terrific Trouble on the High Seas

Morthen’s Klodsfest 2013 Pirates display is something to see. The large ships and the high-seas action really made this display stand out. Be sure to check out the many photos on the forum.

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Spanish fort under English siege!

Eurobricks user pucelabricks shares with us this excellent Spanish fort.  Unveiled at Madbrick 2013 in Madrid Spain,  this MOC is packed full of intricate details, and is sure to please all LEGO pirate fans!

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POTC Scene!

In his latest MOC, Eurobricks member “LL” has created an iconic scene from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.  Packed full of interesting parts usage, excellent building techniques, and a forced perspective, this MOC captures the scene perfectly!

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A birds-eye view of this massive scene.

This monstrous diorama, originally presented at Brickmania Wetteren 2013, is the result of the cumulative efforts of Eurobricks users Damaximus, Sebeus I, synbiote, and J.L. Hornblower. Clocking in at a whopping 736×384 studs, this scene features everything from a bustling city port to a replica of the Flying Dutchman as seen in the Pirates of the Caribbean films!

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Full Sail Ahead!

Wonderful custom sails, 42 guns, and a busy crew are just a few of the stand-out features of this wonderful frigate from Elephant Knight. You’ll want to check out the large images and have a good look at the great rigging as well.

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Rose of Asgard

Eurobricks member kabel has finished his excellent carrack.  Built for the Guilds of Historica challenge VI, it also fits right in our pirate community.  Packed full of intricate details, this is one of his best MOCs yet!

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A Bounty of Booty!

They say treasure is a pirate’s best friend, so it’s no surprise that this is a ship made of love! Based on LEGO sets 6243 Brickbeard’s Bounty and 10210 Imperial Flagship, Flickr user CimonArt adds to his sculpture series “Little Love Stories” these fantastic bejeweled boats. Using gold, gold, and more gold, he retells the stories of LEGO Pirates to remind us that “Fortune and Love, favor the brave”. 

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Relaxing at Home: Pirate Style

This stunning island scene by I Scream Clone has a wonderful lagoon with some pirates enjoying the sun as well as islanders in the foliage gathering food. One of the best parts of the build is the the viewing platform on the tree and the ramshackle little hut. The forum has many close up photos of all the great details of this huge build.

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