It takes two to plunder!

A new year brings a new kind of contest. Flex your building muscles along with your teamworking muscles to show us how cooperative building can lead to astounding results. The prize is huge, for each team member, so no sharing required!

 Discuss and enter the Pirates Teamwork Contest on the forum.

The Frigate Eclipse

New Eurobricks user Captain Golden Hook has presented us with his ship, the Eclipse, a pirate frigate with 20 guns.  A very nice ship, with string rigging, and custom sails.  Particularly nice are the Atlantis details he has incorporated in the stern.

Sail on over to the forum and comment on Eclipse!

Queen Anne’s Revenge 2.0

Just in time for Christmas, Eurobricks member Captain Braunsfeld has given us the gift of Pirates. He’s modified the QAR to make her look more realistic, and quite frankly more aesthetically appealing!

Check out more pics and discuss MOMOD Queen Anne Revisited in the forum!

1747 – Pirates Treasure Surprise

Our own Lord Of Pies is back on the reviewing circuit after a long absence. For his comeback appearance, he has graciously filled a gap in the Eurobricks review index with this look at set 1747 Pirates Treasure Surprise. But is it worth your hard-earned loot? Read on to find out!

Read the review of 1747 Pirates Treasure Surprise in the forum.

MOCpages member Brick to Form built this wonderful Islander display.  The island has lots of play features built in,  and a beautiful brick built waterfall.  The pirate ship is very nice, and has secret compartments to hide their booty!  All in all this is an excellent MOC, sure to please any LEGO Pirates fan.

It’s just a shame MOCpages is now defunct so we’re unable to provide more photos or at least one decent photo of suitable quality. Ah well, we shall keep the only photo we have as evidence this great MOC once existed.

Come by the forum and comment on Black Rock Tribe!

I believe it’s this way, but I’m not sure!

Attempting a new water technique, Eurobricks user lenjoyLego89 built this great little vignette.  I can feel the action in the scene, the boat rocking back and forth, it almost feels as if it is actually moving!

Stop by the forum and comment on I believe it’s this way!

The Caribbean Clipper’s all grown up.

Inspired by the Lego Pirates audio dramas, eurobricks member Matthias130182 brings us his interpretation of Governor Broadside’s flagship, the Cannonball! Taking some cues from the classic Caribbean Clipper, this beauty comes well-equipped with 16 guns and a full crew. Pirates beware!

Head over to the forum to see more pictures and comment on The Cannonball.

Awesome little pirate ship!

Flickr user lego addict created this great little pirate ship.  Featuring excellent details like, 4 guns, rigging, handmade sails, and interesting building techniques.  There is a lot packed into this little MOC!

Sail on over to the forum and comment on Pirate ship Little Marie!

Legopard created this wonderful MOC to show off his new moldable water technique, but the whole scene is worth a closer look. Many amazing details in such a small space will make you wonder why you never thought to use parts in these ways.

You could be Relaxing on a rolling lagoon while discussing Bamboo Hut in the LEGO Pirates MOC forum. Actually, lagoons don’t tend to roll, do they?

Legopard (Jonas) Writes:

Based on 1×1 Tiles with Clip + 1×2 trans Tiles.

But the water alone was a bit boring so i added some plants, a bamboo hut and details. 😉

More pictures you can find like always on Flickr and MOCpages.

I hope you enjoy it!

Jonas

Gold, Gold, Shiny Gold!

Eurobricks fellow and MOC expert ACPin built this micro-scale pyramid for the PhLUG community build.  Excellent photography depicting the view from a conquistador’s telescope. Did I mention gold?  Its every pirates best friend!

March on over to the forum and explore the mysteries of the Aztec Golden Pyramid!

Supplies Abound!

Turambar has created this large 108×96 stud display featuring a brilliant ship, island area, and busting port town. There are some great shots of the town in action on the forum post.   All the little details really give the town life and the design of the buildings is top notch.

Discuss Port by turambar on the forums.

Maya, Inca, Aztec Diorama

Eurobricks member Subix created this awesome Mesoamerican diorama for his local LUG. The main temple modeled after Temple I in Tikal, and smaller buildings in other architectural styles of the ancients.  Subix has managed to pack many details in this MOC, including custom made stickers, and lights in the temples.  If your a fan of Mesoamerican history like I am, this is one MOC you will not want to miss!

Stop by the forum and comment on Maya, Inca, and Aztec Diorama!