Jump to page 1 LEGO® Lego Pirates sets are a great childrens toy. They can be great if you can pick them up in a toy sale, or in the childrens toy section of sites like eBay. Children have loved playing with Lego for many years. They are the kind of toy that will last forever. The Lego Pirates sets are a great series that are sure to bring lots of enjoyment for your children. To view the Lego Pirates instructions for a particular set, click on the thumbnail image or title of that set. LEGO® 40158 from 2015 LEGO® 70409 from 2015 LEGO® 70410 from 2015 LEGO® 70411 from 2015 LEGO® 70412 from 2015 LEGO® 70413 from 2015 LEGO® 10210 from 2010 LEGO® 6239 from 2009 LEGO® 6240 from 2009 LEGO® 6241 from 2009 LEGO® 6242 from 2009 LEGO® 6243 from 2009 LEGO® 6253 from 2009 LEGO® 8396 from 2009 LEGO® 8397 from 2009 LEGO® 10040 from 2002 LEGO® 6290 from 2001 LEGO® 6291 from 2001
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Our community, 890 want it Our community, 615 want it Our community, 616 want itDid you ever play with Legos? Of course Sadly noSee results without votingChildhood MemoriesWho here played with Legos as a kid? Who here still plays with Legos? The pirate ship Lego sets were unquestionably my most favorite of all. My brother and I played for hours. Building them was half the fun, the rest was posing and staging epic sea battles that would leave ships in ruins and lego pieces scattered across the living room floor. Little did we know that in fifteen or so years, those very lego ships we destroyed over and over again would actually be worth something today. For those of you wishing to reclaim a piece of your childhood. Here is a complete guide to every Lego pirate ship ever made and where you might find one again!Value and Condition LegendWhile some sets are marked higher, the values in this guide are based on SUCCESSFUL eBay listings. Unopened Condition: Any set that is still in its factory sealed box
Assembled Condition: Any set that has been assembled, complete or incomplete, and is being sold as an assembled unit or partially assembled unit.6285-1 Black Seas Barracuda Series: PirateOriginal Release: 1989ReRelease: 2002 as 10040-1Original Price: $110.00 Current ValueUnopened Condition: $150-$400Assembled Condition: $50-$120 One of four in the 1989 series, the Black Seas Barracuda was the first large pirate ship released by Lego. It had 8 minifigs and 909 pieces. It was the only pirate ship to not feature skull and crossbones sails. Solidly designed with no flaws, it was released in 2002 as part of the Legends Series and is currently one of the collected sets. 6274-1 Caribbean ClipperSeries: PirateOriginal Release: 1989Original Price: $54.00 Current ValueUnopened Condition: $175.00-$350.00Assembled Condition: $26.00-$120.00(with box) The smaller of the two 1989 pirate ships, this small clipper is a good seller on eBay. Like the Black Seas Barracuda, this ship was designed without the 'traditional' pirate theme in mind.
It does not feature a cabin and includes two cannons to the traditional one for Lego ships of this size. It is 378 pieces and comes with four minifigs.6271 - Imperial FlagshipSeries: ArmadaOriginal Release: 1992Original Price: $50.00 Current ValueUnopened: $100.00-$120.00Assembled: $65.00-$100.00 The first of the non-pirate ships to be release by lego, the Imperial Flagship was crewed by four minifig redcoats. Made from 317 pieces, this good guy ship was all that stood in the way of the mighty Skull Eye Schooner and total dominance!6286 - Skull's Eye SchoonerSeries: PirateOriginal Release: 1993Original Price: $126.50 Current ValueUnopened Condition: $200-$400.00Assembled Condition: $137.00-$185.00 Considered the greatest pirate ship ever released by Lego. The Skull's Eye Schooner had everything you could ask for. At 912 pieces, it is considerably larger than most of the sets. It came with six cannons, a complete captain's cabin and nine minifigs. Since this set has never been re-released, it is one of the most desirable sets in existence.6289 - Renegade RunnerSeries: PirateOriginal Release: 1993Original Price: $39.75
Current ValueUnopened Condition: $75.00-$150.00Assembled Condition: $27.00-$50.00 Released alongside the Skull's Eye Schooner, the Renegade Runner was less than praised originally. It lacked many of the perks previous sets offered such as a ship's wheel and captain's captain. It was, however, the cheapest of the pirate sets. Made of only 178 pieces and it came with four minifigs.6289 - Red Beard RunnerSeries: PirateOriginal Release: 1997Re-Release: 2009Original Price: $99.99 Current ValueUnopened: $86.00-$150.00Assembled: $20.00-$120.00 This ship was loaded with hitting features and the first to have "damageable" parts. The foremast can collapse at the pulling of a lever and the rear cabin can completely collapse, sending whomever is standing at the ship's wheel into the ocean below. It's sails were also drawable, allowing them to raise and lower like real sales.6250 - Cross Bone ClipperSeries: PirateOriginal Release: 1997Original Price: $33.00 Current ValueUnopened Condition: $95-$100Assembled Condition: $49-$75
This tiny clipper is the smallest Lego pirate ship ever made. As a result, it has not favored well with collectors. The original Lego Pirate Captain, who commanded the legendary Skull's Eye Schooner, has been reduced to commanding a tiny vessel with but two sailors to command. Seems retirement has not gone well for him.7075 - Captain Redbeard's Pirate ShipSeries: 4 Juniors PirateOriginal Release: 2004Original Price: $40.00Pieces: 131 Current ValueUnopened: $40.00-$50.00Assembled: $8.00-$40.00 Made as a young kid's pirate ship, this set contains all the basic pirate elements including cannons, a ship's wheel. Yet this set comes with giant figures that are very disproportionate to the set itself. 6243 - Brickbeard's BountySeries: PirateOriginal Release: 2009Original Price: $99.99 Current ValueUnopened Condition: $100.00-$195.00Assembled Condition: $60.00-$100.00 As a newer set, the Brickbeard's Bounty will not fetch much above its MSRP. But the set as a whole is a delight.
592 pieces and 8 minifigs make up this impressive ship. It comes complete with five cannons, a lifeboat, mermaid figure head and a redesigned shark. One of it's minifig's is a damsel in distress!10210 - Imperial FlagshipSeries: ArmadaOriginal Release: 2010Original Price: $180.00Pieces: 1,664 Current ValueUnopened: $200.00-$350.00Assembled: $175.00-$220.00 The reign of the Skull Eye's Schooner as the largest ever Lego pirate ship finally came to an end in 2010 with the release of the second generation imperial flagship. The first three mast Lego ship, this set sports ten cannons and nine minifigs. For the first time, there is a captain's daughter and two decks! 6280 - Armada FlagshipSeries: ArmadaOriginal Release: 1996Re-release: 2001 Pieces: 284Original Price: $49.99 Current ValueUnopened: $90.00-$125.00Assembled: $11.00-$90.00 While criticized to be too small for a flagship, this set is well balanced. It comes with three minifigs, a ships wheel, anchor, rudder and a treasure chest.