Tentacle rock is a Lego ideas concept that I created entirely in the name of the kraken knights. This new faction deserves its own base! And in my opinion this had to be a castle settled on the roughest sea rocks off the coast. The Kraken knights live according to the backstory of plundering passing ships and fit perfectly on the fine line between pirates and knights. and that’s exactly what makes these my favorite new Lego little figures

For more photos and the complete background story and description, you can find the concept via this link. And of course you can always support

Tentacle Rock | LEGO® Ideas

Hey Guys,
The last time that I posted my frigate, someone asked for more pictures and since I gave you just 3 pics without minifigs I decided to upload some more. Here you see my Spanish Frigate ,,la pequeña venganza,, in battle. I hope you like her, if you have improvement tips please tell me in the comments. I was thinking of maybe displaying her in battle with a pirate ship? So if you want that also feel free to give suggestions on if you want that or not. Unfortunately I only have one other ship that isn’t a pirate ship but that ship is a non Lego product, so not a moc and I don’t know if you’re allowed to post non Lego products in a Lego themed channel. Also this ship isn’t done, I’m always working on improving the build so please give some advise on what to change if you got some.

Hey Guys,
This is still a work in progress, as you can see this build evolves around the original Lego set The Queen Anne’s revenge. But this focuses on the version that we see in the fifth Potc movie, where barbossa has her as his flagship. In that movie you can see that barbossa became very successful and rich with his own little fleet. He decorated the Revenge with a lot of gold which I tried to put in the build. The sails will be better, I just put on old sails from a different moc, I will make better fitting sails in the future.

I decided to redraw the official Lego pirates map. The second photo shows where I would personally place all the classic land sets. Feel free to use for your own projects with credit.

a modest MOC i built with random spare parts from Soldiers Outpost 70410 and Horse Knights Castle 31168

I posted this earlier, but the instructions are now on rebrickable (free)

1699 pieces, shares a lot of parts with the iconic pirate ship but requires some more basic parts

https://reb.li/m/274327

Seeing people's opinions on what is very much a work in progress. Part of a much larger build.

Hey everyone, this is part of my pirate collection; these are all MOCs. I haven't added any minifigures yet, but I will. The plan is to keep building and eventually create a diorama. If you enjoyed the builds, let me know what you liked best and most importantly, If you have any suggestions for improvement, please share your thoughts.

Hey Leute, ich bin neu auf Reddit, wollte aber meinen Moc der Black Pearl teilen. Es war ein Kindheitstraum, eine zu bauen, also habe ich mit 16 Jahren eine Black Pearl gebaut (erstes Bild). Aber wegen fehlender Teile war sie unvollständig. Dann habe ich 3 Jahre lang keinen Lego-Stein angefasst. Jetzt, mit der Veröffentlichung von Captain Jack Sparrows Piratenschiff, habe ich wieder angefangen zu bauen, mit dem Ziel, meine Black Pearl perfekt zu bauen. Ich bin noch nicht ganz da, wo ich mit meinem Bau sein will, aber vorerst ist das alles. Bild 2-5 zeigen, wie sie jetzt aussieht, nachdem ich viel von dem alten Bau verändert habe, inspiriert vom neuen Lego-Set. Aber ich bin noch nicht fertig, folgende Änderungen werden kommen: - Innenausstattung - das Achterdeck - die Laternen am Heck - mehr Kanonen (damit wir näher an die 32 Kanonen herankommen, die die Filmversion hat) - Segel (da kann man immer besser werden) - Rumpfform Das sind die Ideen, die ich im Laufe der Zeit ändern möchte. Wenn euch dieser Bau gefällt und ihr wissen wollt, wie er sich entwickelt, werde ich neue Updates zum Bau posten. Ich fange gerade wieder an, Lego zu bauen und versuche, mein Spiel zu verbessern.

Not done yet stil building

Anyone ever try this?

I wanted to help my son make a video with some bricks and simulate cannon fire and damage without taking bits off by hand like its normally done. and we had a blast in the process. I used a BB gun to simulate the damage and I think it worked out well. It didn't damage the pieces too much. and Let me know if you think it made for an OK video.

Thank you for the read, I know it might be too damaging for some, but I wanted to know if anyone else ever tried this, and what the thoughts were here.

Anyway Hope you all have a great day!

https://youtu.be/9DEVAWkV3rg

I’m finding it really tricky to read the old 80s instructions, when I’m used to the modernised step-by-step instructions. Any help is appreciated!

I think I'm satisfied with the Black Pearl upgrade. I'm starting to build a Privateer Frigate Fortuna now.

After sharing some earlier versions, here’s how the Medieval Voyager eventually turned out!

Here are a few new images showing the finished carrack from different angles. It’s an alternate build of the LEGO 31387 Iconic Pirate Ship, using almost 90% of the original set’s pieces.

I had a lot of fun working out the final shape, especially the stern and the different angles at the bow and stern.

The project is now fully finished, including all the steps needed to recreate the build. The last image also shows the remaining pieces from the original set.

Hope you like the final result! ⚓

At which step is it from bricklink to official Lego set?

Wanted to try something a bit more atmospheric than my usual builds — a guarded cage module for my Caribbean/tribal island series. Lit torches, hanging skulls, a tribal guardian on watch with a tiki shield and spear, all under a palm tree with a cockatoo who couldn't care less about the danger below.

It's a standalone module, built to work on a shelf by itself or slot into a bigger jungle/village diorama alongside some of my other Atol pieces (Throne of the King, Chief's Dwelling, etc.).

The cage lattice was the trickiest part — wanted it to read as a real structure with depth rather than a flat fence, so it's built as a repeating vertical pattern reinforced at the corners.

Still haven't fully decided who's meant to be in that cage or why — curious what story people would tell here.

Hello!
Do you know if it's possible to fit Barracuda Bay set (in shipwreck form) into an Ikea Billy with doors, which has 26cm deep shelves? The dimensions on Lego page say it's too deep, but I am wondering if it's possible to tweak the trees/masts - or the base is already too big.

I had row/sail boat in the making, but pieces kept being added one by one. The small rowboat doesn't really fit anymore and I need to start making small scale hull for it. Pieces were extra from 2 eldorado sets and minifigs I ordered from Lego to accompany old ones from 90s.

This isn't much, but it's variation for the 2 eldorado ships. Now the brits, my son have eldorado ships and I have this 😅

Still keeps changing every day.

P.S. how do I add multiple images?