Click to see Fishing! by Legorski in the Pirate forum!
Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Legorski teases us all with a single shot of a clearly very detailed and interesting little MOC. Featuring a very nice angle of photograhy depicting a pirate trying to catch his dinner. We’d all love to see more photos of this great little model, so join the rest of the Pirates community in hounding Legorski to share more pictures!
Eurobricks Root Admin Siegfried has shared with us his entry in the staff division of Classic-Pirates.com’s Pillage The Village II building contest. Although not a classic pirate MOC, still a pirate MOC, and quite a good one at that! With a back story about a half-hearted space pirate and his trial for piracy, this is a great thread to visit.
After the great Pirate-Imperial war of 1789 was over, an era of peace between the two enemies began. Laughter, beer, and many great stories were shared between Pirates and Imperials.
But anger and resentment still lied deep inside both sides. And instead of taking out their anger on each other, they found a common enemy. Seagulls. Loud, annoying, and messy, seagulls were the one thing both sides hated. And so began the great sport of Seagull Blasting, where the Pirates and Imperials would compete to see who could shoot down more seagulls using a cannon. In the background the big wigs of both sides were making bets, because neither side wanted to stop looking for treasure…
Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Derfel Cardarnis in the hotseat in this interview. In episode #16 of ‘Behind The Helm’, Izzy and Connor get a chance to chat with Luke Watkins, a Eurobricks MOC Expert and a master of brick built landscapes. Luke shares with us past, present and upcoming projects from him as well as a few tips for other builders out there.
One of the master MOC builders in the Pirates world is a fellow by the name of ZCerberus. Always working on something huge, this time it is a never complete ship back in WIP form. Although Z has done some amazing updates, sure worth checking out!
Pirate Plank, a new 2010 LEGO pirates-themed game.
A new line of LEGO® games has been announced, and pictures posted. This new range of multi-player board games includes titles like “Shave A Sheep”, “UFO Attack”, “Magma Monster” and most notably, “Pirate Plank”. A very interesting concept for a game, “Pirate Plank” is exciting LEGO Pirates fans everywhere, and Classic-Pirates.com is no exception!
“The Wedding of Captain Brick Beard and The Governors Daughter.”, a brilliant creation for the Pillage the Village II contest by Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com member Dr. Steve.
“Being the biggest port of the bluecoat army, Port Knox is busy by day and by night. With the war over however, the bluecoats have a rare opportunity to relax and enjoy themselves.”
Izzy, in a solo flight, interviews the worlds first and only female freelance LEGO® artist and writer. Mariann Asanuma shares with us some of her past as a LEGOLAND Master Builder, and she also talks about her hopes for the future of the LEGO hobby itself.
Because an entry was not listed in the PTVII Medium Category voting thread (mistakes can happen) we’ve decided to do a re-vote as this seems the only fair solution. We are very sorry for the inconvenience and hope you don’t mind casting your vote again if you already voted.
Go here to see all the wonderful entries and cast your vote!
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‘Behind The Helm’ has just released Part 2 of Episode #15 – Nik Groves. With 25 minutes of rich information and a few laughing points along the way, this is a great opportunity to hear about what goes on behind the scenes at LEGO!
Svelte is the first AFOL to review the new 10210 Imperial Flagship. Check it out exclusively in the Pirates forum!
Our forum regulator Svelte has provided us Pirate fans with a juicy review of a much anticipated set – the brand new revolutionary 10210 Imperial Flagship. With great pictures and fantastic text to accompany them, this is a brilliant review not to be missed!
