Those waters seem a bit choppy today!

It’s possible none of us has seen this before, and it’s about time we do. Though it is a bit old, it’s still a wonderful build. Lego Kocka has posted this moc on Facebook a while ago, but it deserves some attention here for some great timeless techniques and an overall neat and clean build.

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Black Seas Barracuda Revisited

Eurobricks user Yawgmoth has remade the classic LEGO pirates set, bigger better and still true to the original!

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This way guys!

Mariann created a neat little vignette of some sea turtles hatching out of eggs on the beach. Nice part usage here for making some brickbuilt turtles that could work well in a larger layout.

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No touching!

Several of Eurobricks’ own, including Bonaparte and Sebeus I, collaborated on this massive display for Brick Mania Antwerpen. With 12 ships, 4 forts, 2 islands, and somewhere in the neighbourhood of 1000 minifigs, this might just be the largest Pirates display we’ve ever seen!

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Port Callao Invasion

Eurobricks newcomer El_Pirotecnico has made a memorable first impression with this diorama, which he built for an expo in his native Peru. Featuring a mix of MOCs and official sets, old and new, the result is a very busy scene with tons of hidden details.

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British Bomb Vessels

Captain Braunsfeld created these excellent little bomb ships.  They have a old school LEGO Pirates look to them.  They would fit in nice with classic sets, like Eldorado Fortress or Sabre Island.

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