Often the best purchases we do, consist of lots of different bricks and parts. These can be quite cheap if you look at what you get!

For example this first lot, which includes a lot of sails and hull pieces!

19,49 USD - lots of sails included!

We also found a LEGO 6274 Eldorado fort with a large quantity of additional bricks.

50 USD - An Eldorado with loads of parts!

Want more? Take a look at our eBay finds thread in the Pirates forum!

One of the best custom minifigures I recently encountered is this one from Michaelozzie: Napoleon Bonaparte, with his 1796 Brigadier-General costume, used into the 1796-1797 Italian Campaign which made his name and set him right upon the path towards glory!

"Napoleon Bonaparte - The little general"

Michaelozzie makes more high-quality decals for the Napoleonic Era, admire them over here!

Go discuss Michaelozzie’s “Napoleon” decal  into the Pirate MOC forum!

One of our more devoted members, Brig. Brick, brings us a very easy tutorial on how to make an accordeon/concertina in only a few minutes time.

All you need are two flat tiles and some deskapparel like paper, scissors and glue!

Ready in 10 minutes or less!

Wikipedia: A concertina is a free-reed musical instrument, like the variousaccordions and the harmonica. It has a bellows and buttons typically on both ends of it. When pressed, the buttons travel in the same direction as the bellows, unlike accordion buttons which travel perpendicularly to it. Also, each button produces one note, while accordions typically can produce chords with a single button.

The concertina was developed in England and Germany, most likely independently. The English version was invented in 1829 by Sir Charles Wheatstone and a patent for an improved version was filed by him in 1844. The German version was announced in 1834 by Carl Friedrich Uhlig.

Discuss Brig. Brick’s Accordeon/Concertina tutorial  in the Pirates forum!

Still want a LEGO Pirates 6299 advent calendar at a reasonable price?

Buy it now: 25,71 USD (multiples available)

Very RARE! A MISB Lego Pirates 6280 Armada Flagship!

MISB: 299 USD or BEST OFFER

Expand your army the fast way! Buy your LEGO Imperial Guards with 50 at a time!

Make an offer or Buy it now: 175 USD (multiples available)

Go to the Pirates forum eBay sales thread for more finds!

Because we like to support our members who are running  projects for the community, I decided to write an item about Woody64’s latest custom items.

These are the items from his 20th mold, together with some already existing ones:

A Spontoon, a Pistol model 1806, a Baker Cavalry Rifle, the Hussar Hat…Woody makes it all! 

If you want to see more of Woody’s items, here is a link to his shop.

Discuss Woody64’s latest items in the Pirate MOC forum!

A Lego 6263 Imperial Outpost in MISB condition:

11,50 USD and only one day left!

Or what about these cheaper 10210 Imperial Flagships, just because there boxes are a bit dented?

Buy it now: 190 USD (multiples available!)

Want more? Go to the eBay thread in the Pirates forum!

Mister Phes wants to know!

For the 2009 Pirate Theme the LEGO Group used the newer, larger sharks which first appeared in the Agent sets.

• Would you prefer to see a return to classic sharks if future LEGO Pirate sets are released?
• Or maybe it should be the newer shark all the way.
• Or perhaps it could be a mixture of both, depending on the set
• Or maybe the LEGO Group should

But how do Pirate LEGO fans feel about this change?

Cast your vote in the Pirate forum and tell us what you think!!!

!MISB! Buy it now: 549,99 USD !MISB!

Some nice items on eBay just get lost because they do not use the correct keywords or miss some common pieces, like this 6286 Skulls Eye Schooner:

14,26 USD CHEAP! (no sails though)

Or do you just need/want more crew for your ships? Build your army? Take a look at this CHEAP mixed blue- and redcoat soldier collection!

28,21 USD (can be combined with many other LEGO Pirate sets up for sale)

Want more? Look at our eBay finds thread in the Pirate forum!

Armybuilder and MOC expert ImperialScouts had a stand at Brickworld 2010 and brought two MOCs with him. Due to the fact I was quite impressed by them, I could not resist making a small overview of them.

First we have one of  his masterpieces called The Battle of Willow’s Creek:

Click the read more about this battleground MOC!

And the second one is called  Le Coup d’État du 18 Brumaire.

Click to find out more about this painting -based MOC by ImperialScouts!

Visit the Classic-Pirates MOC forum to find more beautifull creations from our dearest members!

First of all let’s take a look at this wonderfull 6277 LEGO Imperial Trading Post of the guards!

Barely 22,85 USD atm!

Or what about this MISB 6296 Shipwreck Island? Very rare and wanted!

24,95 USD MISB!

 Want more?  See all recent eBay finds in the Pirates forum!