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News: 71042 The Silent Mary revealed in Toy Fair


New York Toy Fair started today and new sets are revealed now. First set that we didn't know any information about is upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean set 71042 The Silent Mary. Set contains approximately 2200 pieces. It will have $199,99 price label and will be release on 1st of April.

More BrickHeadz will be coming soon


New Pirates of the Caribbean movie will be release in this year, The LEGO Group working hard to offer us more licensed sets about upcoming film. BrickHeadz sets of 41593 Jack Sparrow (Number 99 & 41594 Captain Salazar (Number 10) discovered online.

2017 is the year of Pirates of the Caribbean


This year, new Pirates of the Caribbean movie Dead Men Tell No Tales will be released in May and new LEGO sets will be released in March. CM4sci from reddit find a Chinese LEGO Brand Store Calendar of March 2017 which has a blurry image of possible POTC set.If you look attentively you can see it is a model of ship.

According to visitors of London Toy Fair 2017, 71042 has a ghost shark, 6 unnamed ghost pirates, Captain Salazar, Jack Sparrow, Will Turner with his son and one non-identified famous pirate.

Jack Sparrow is on his way again


Our one of the favorite MOC'er and flickr.com member W. Navarre who is also designed The Flying Dutchman before, created another best known ship from Pirates of the Caribbean series. Navarre created a scary model of The Black Pearl with wide plate-build sails.

House on the tree or Tree below the house


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Letranger Absurde who is also creator of perfect LEGO busts has shared a different MOC named Tia Dalma's Shack. He used two hues of brown. Dark Brown / Reddish Brown combo is very well used on Treehouse and Tree. I mostly liked the pier with curved sloped walkway.

Pure Approach to Queen Anne's Revenge


LEGO Fan and Flickr.com member W. Navarre has recently created a model of Queen Anne's Revenge for Tourney 2016 contest. He used no ropes, sails, deck parts and mast pieces. As he said we can call it pure ship model build with LEGO. I mostly liked stairs to the mai deck and building technique of ship base.

An another brillant revamped set from Navarre

TT:R3: Isla Cruces
LEGO Fan and flickr.com member W. Navarre who has created MOC's in past with his wonderful wall technique, published a new creation called TT:R3: Isla Cruces in his photo stream. His latest work basically revamps old Pirates of  the Caribbean set 4183: The Mill. He created a mill with unique building technique and he also perfectly designed the interior too.

TT;R3: Isla Cruces

I most liked the inhomogeneous design of the door and also the war scene which occured in stairs.