Submit up to THREE photos of YOU and your LEGO Pirates to go into the draw to WIN a LEGO e-Gift Card to the value of $50.
The photo can be recent, from the past, or something entirely new you’ve taken especially for this challenge.
It could be you and your favourite LEGO Pirate set, MOC, minifigure, official merchandise/tie-in media, an artwork or your entire LEGO Pirate collection – be creative!
1 unique photo = 1 ticket for a maximum of 3 tickets.
The winning ticket will be drawn randomly at the conclusion of the contest
How To Enter
We offer a variety of methods to enter:
- Post your photo(s) in the Photo Challenge Submission topic in the LEGO Pirates Forum (a Eurobricks account with 10 posts is required)
- Create a post or story on Facebook and include the following in the description:
@ClassicPirates #ClassicPiratesPhotoChallenge - Create a post or story on Instagram and include the following in the description:
@ClassicPirates #ClassicPiratesPhotoChallenge - Upload the photos to Flickr and then add them to the Classic Pirates Flickr Group
We are not accepting submissions via inbox/private messaging, contact form or Email.
Please ensure:
- You’ve read the fine print before submitting any photos.
- You’ve successfully tagged @ClassicPirates and used the #ClassicPiratesPhotoChallenge hashtag correctly after submitting each photo.
- The privacy settings of your story/post is set to public so we are alerted to your entry – it is your responsibility to ensure we notice because we get 1000s of notifications!
You may submit your photos via all 4 methods (LEGO Pirates Forum, Instagram, Facebook and Flickr) – and we recommend you do so we don’t miss any of your submission(s)!
However, you do not receive additional tickets for sharing the same photo via multiple platforms – 3 tickets maximum for 3 unique photos.
How do I know my submission has been received?
If your photo submission(s) comply with the terms and conditions, they will be assigned a ticket number and added to the Fan Gallery webpage.
Please visit this webpage regularly to ensure submission(s) have been received.
How the Winner Will be Selected
This challenge isn’t a beauty contest so the winner will not be selected based on their attractiveness!
The Picker Wheel website will be utilized to generate a random between 1 and the total number of tickets.
Round and round the wheel goes… which number it picks, nobody knows!
The first valid ticket corresponding to the generated number will be deemed the winner
If a ticket is found to be invalid another number will be generated, and the process be repeated until a random number corresponds to a valid ticket.
Classic Pirates has no affiliation with Picker Wheel nor any influence towards the number it selects between the given range.
How to Claim Your Prize
The winner will be contacted by Classic Pirates after the official announcement.
Like a credit card but only for LEGO purchases
To facilitate efficient receipt of your prize please:
- Decide whether you would prefer a physical LEGO Gift Card or a LEGO e-Gift Card.
- Ensure that you are able to use LEGO Gift Cards in your region.
- Ensure that you are logged in your LEGO.com account.
If you don’t have an account, register one here. - Ensure that you have Accepted all cookies on LEGO.com so the website can remember Classic Pirates awarded you your gift card.
- Optionally you may join the LEGO Insider rewards program for discounts and exclusive offers.
Another winner will be drawn if you are unable to accept the LEGO Gift Card.
Terms and Conditions
As always, there is a generous amount of fine print you must agree to before entering challenge.
So please read and ensure you understand the terms and conditions before submitting any photos.
Always read the fine print
If you further clarification, please respond to the Classic Pirates Photo Challenge FAQ topic in the LEGO Pirates Forum.
Why a Photo Challenge?
Over the years the Classic Pirates have hosted many great building contests and explored initiatives like the Creative Critic to broaden competitive opportunities to LEGO Pirate fans with an entirely different skill set.
Get your camera out… to take photos of you this time
So now we’d like to broaden these opportunities further and explore an objective aimed towards content creators and influences, or those who aren’t camera shy.
We’d like to build a gallery filled with photos of fans expressing their love for LEGO Pirates so what better way to accomplish this than with a little friendly competition?
But fear not! We haven’t lost sight of building contests and something is already in the pipeline.
What Do Yer Think?
Do you have any questions about entering this challenge?
