MetalBeard’s Sea Cow

Eurobricks member pcvando reviews the all new MetalBeard’s Sea Crow, the latest ship TLG has provided us! Discuss opinions on the set and make up your own mind on whether to buy it or not by looking at the review!

See more pictures and discuss 70810 MetalBeard’s Sea Cow in the forum

PTC Contest entry by soccerkid6/Simon_S

The Pirates Teamwork Contest is in full swing, and some entries are coming in.  Soccerkid6 and Simon_S have teamed up and created a excellent modular fort.  It can be combined in several different ways.  It also has many features like a prison cage, working cannons, and hidden treasure chests, just to name a few.  It looks like this is going to be a very competitive contest!

Stop by the forum and comment on this PTC Contest Entry by soccerkid6/Simon_S

Welcome to Eldorado Fortress, 2014 Edition

Eurobricks member Viktor aka -DoNe- has shared with us his first pirate MOC in two years! This time he’s chosen to remake the classic Eldorado Fortress for the Imperial Soldiers. Keeping true to this sets classic nature, he opted to avoid using modern build techniques. Never the less the base plate has been replaced with a brick built rock design and the ramp looks especially accurate with its “circular” rock designs, much like the printing on the original.

MetalBeard’s Sea Cow

Shiver me timbers! TLG has officially announced the press release of 70810 MetalBeard’s Sea Cow. This set is full of great parts that any Pirate fan would want!

Check out the full press release and discuss it in our 2014 Pirates Rumors thread!

An oldie but a goodie.

Eurobricks member pcvando reviews the classic 6285 Black Seas Barracuda, arguably THE must-have set for any Classic Pirates fan! How does a vintage set like this hold up against modern LEGO standards? Read on to find out!

See more pics and discuss 6285 Black Seas Barracuda in the forum.

(Micro) Pirates of the Caribbean

Flickr user Anonymous Bricks has uploaded this creative micro build using only 11 pieces! Some parts are cleverly used, such as the Bionicle head and the plastic waterfall sheet from the Fountain of Youth set. This small display goes to show that you don’t always need to build a huge creation to showcase creativity.

Discuss Pirates of the Caribbean micro build over in the forum!

Exactly what it sounds like.

Eurobricks member Captain Braunsfeld has created this small sloop, very aptly named the Small Green Flying Dutchman. This little darling comes complete with brick-built sails and guns, not to mention her own backstory and a colourful cast of characters to sail her!

See more pics and comment on Small Green Flying Dutchman in the forum!

Pirate Rock

Flickr user David Frank (Fraslund) has built an incredibly large and detailed Pirate base. Every part of this inspirational build is just simply eye candy. There is absolutely nothing in David’s creation not to like!

Check it out Pirate Rock in the forum

HMS Bulldog

MassEditor has shared with us his first ship using a brick-built hull and custom rigging. It’s appropriately named the HMS Bulldog after it’s stubby nature and fierce armaments.  It’s even armed with a piercing battering ram! Even the deck is armed with clever weaponry and great detail.

Check out more pics of the HMS Bulldog in the forum!

Time to get building!

The Pirates Teamwork Contest’s deadline is less than a month away! Time will be going by faster than ye’ think! The magnificent winner’s prize is most certainly fit for any Pirate Lord! So what are you waiting for? Get ye’ teammate and start building!

Discuss and see full details about the Pirates Teamwork Contest in the forum!

Cannon Tutorial by Horry

EB member Horry has been kind enough to create an exquisite tutorial on LEGO cannons.  From the history of cannons, the different types of cannons, and the professionalism in the presentation -there’s truly something in it for everyone!

Sail on over to the forum and comment on the Cannon Tutorial

The good ship L’Hermes

Inspired by Sebeus I’s Zephyr, Eurobricks member mrsniady1 has devised this sleek and elegant brig, l”Hermes. Of note are the lovely golden figurehead and the innovative winch design for the lifeboat.

See more pics and comment on L’Hermes in the forum.