Not only does Model Gal’s “Sand Castle” have an amusing concept, but it’s packed with details, such as the brick-built flags and effective use of SNOT:
Three years ago, ZCerberus presented his extensive Fort Brighton, a MOC that had previously been shown in WIP form. Since then, he has become one of the Pirate forum’s most celebrated MOCers, posting numerous wondeful creations spanning a wide variety of themes. It is now, after a long period of inactivity, ZCerberus has returned with his latest, and easily most spectacular, exploit: a complete makeover of his original Fort Brighton!
An old favorite enhanced to meet new standards
ZCerberus has done multiple rebuilds, but none as comprehensive as this. Not only has he trippled the size and changed the colors of the buildings, but this new fort, which is only the east end of the keep, is even larger than the entire original! Other new features, such as underground caves, stained-glass windows, and new tiled roofs, are abundant in the MOC, as well as a few scattered goodies – can you spot them?
Sometimes, MOCs are so packed with new and innovative techniques that you end up staring at it for quite a while. This is certainly the case with PurirideVry’s La Angel, a three masted ship with what is undoubtedly the best use of wedge pieces ever to be used in a Pirate MOC.
BrickArms, who normally produces modern weaponry such as rifles and pistols, has surprised us all with more medieval weaponry, including multiple piratical swords and gun attachments. After months of waiting, anticipation, and prototypes, LEGO® Pirate fans around the world are rejoicing at the release of the first BrickArms Pirate weapons!
