Welcome to Part II!
Those in the know, be aware we’ve rounded up all the fan photos of Pirate Quartermaster from Collectible Minifigure Series 27 and amassed a haul so gigantic we had to split the blinkin’ thing in twain.
So here be the next load of Quartermaster treats…
And if yer haven’t read Part I, yer best be doing that post haste!
Where to buy the Pirate Quartermaster Minifig
The Pirate Quartermaster minfigure and her Series 27 kin are available to purchase blind boxed via LEGO.com.
They’re in stock at HowBoutDatToyStore on eBay
However, if yer wish avoid the lucky dip approach, read our suggestions for acquiring the Pirate Quatermaster directly from other merchants.
“Greetings from the Forbidden Island” by Henbricks_pirates
Re-imagining classic LEGO sets is a popular AFOL pastime.
It’s an opportunity for fans to inject tinglings of nostalgia with their own creative flare to produce something new, yet very familiar.
Look! It’s another remake of 6270 Shark Island
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- The nests where the magic happens
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- Quartermaster is right at home
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- Cockatoos breed well here
Henbricks_pirates writes:
My own interpretation of the Forbidden Island set #6270, from 1989. my first pirate set ever and I loved it.☠️❤️
“Grace Read” by One_brick_tales
One_brick_tales decided to the give the Quartermaster a name… Grace… Grace Read…
But can Grace actually read? Illiteracy was quite common back in the olden days.
She has a name! Or at the very least, an alias
One_brick_tales writes:
Grace Read, a new pirate enjoying the moment on a small island far away 🏴☠️🏝️
“New Crew Member! ☠️” by Rafdanzig
Rafdanzig has a very important question to ask…
Don’t mess with these lasses!
Rafdanzig writes:
Pirate Quartermaster 🏴☠️🏴☠️
Would you like more photos with the female pirate crew?
Filip Taubner
Former Gift With Purchase set, LEGO® Friends 30635 Beach Cleanup be the inspiration for a couple of builds featuring our new Pirate Quartermaster friend.
What do yer think of the pirate version of 30635 Beach Cleanup?
Filip writes:
MOC
Lego 30635
Lego canon
Lego #27 series Minifig. – Pirate
🏴☠️
Lukasdata
The Pirate Quartermaster parades the 17th century streets at sunrise with cockatoo on full display.
Or is the sun setting? Either way, magnificent lighting!
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- Sword and cockatoo by my side
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- I love the smell of bird guano in the morning!
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- Behind the scenes
Lukasdata writes:
Mój nowy #legomoc idealnie pasuje do figurki piratki, zgadzacie się ?
My new #Legomoc fits the pirate figure perfectly, don’t you agree?
“Teal Pirate Gang” BRiCKST⭐️RS
It’s good to colour coordinate with yer crew
“A New Resident of Pirate Island” by Galaktyczne Klocki
21322 Barracuda Bay offered plenty of useful parts to enable fans to repurpose the set into pirate islands of their own design.
Such a large set left plenty of room to invite additional crew members.
How’s this for an alternate Barracuda Bay build?
Galaktyczne zooms in a bit… and offers the Pirate Quartermaster some refreshments…
Cheers to arriving at Barracuda Bay! After the furniture was rearranged
“New Girl in Tortuga!” by captain_brixx
Inspired by a popular social media meme, here be a couple of shots from captain_brixx playing with depth of field.
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- Let’s focus on the new
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- Then shift focus to the old
Dedicated fans shall observe 1795 Imperial Cannon making a sneaky cameo in the background.
legocounty
What happens when your cockatoo flies dangerously close to an Imperial installation?
legocounty demonstrates a devious means of evading the sentry.
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- Oops! My cockatoo flew into that tree!
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- And we’re in!
Simply distract him with your feathered friend, beat him over the head whilst he’s looking in the opposite direction, and waltz right in!
classic_lego_builds
Here be a couple of shots from classic_lego_builds boasting striking colours.
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- “My Heart is Yours”
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- “New Figures, Classic Faces”
Apparently Captain Roger Redbeard had dalliances with the Pirate Quartermaster.. sometime before she embarked on a time traveling adventure.
Johann Deffert
Delusion Brick hasn’t been the only fan to welcome the Quartermaster aboard.
Upon this ship she has a good many more crew members to service.
This ship is well crewed – spot the Swashbuckler from Series 12
“The Pirate Crew has Gained a New Quartermaster” by Klockotwory
The quartermaster be a crucial role onboard a pirate ship, making sure all is smooth sailing.
The position be like a manager, mediator, and enforcer all rolled into one!
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- The rest of the crew
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- First day on the job
Klockotwory
🇬🇧 The pirate crew has gained a new quartermaster. Plus 10 for work organization. The LEGO minifigure from the latest series works fine, but I have ideas for modifications.
🇵🇱 Załoga piratów powiększyła się o nową kwatermistrzynię. Plus 10 do organizacji pracy. LEGO minifigurka z najnowszej serii daje radę, ale mam pomysły na modyfikację.
A very valuable crew member if yer wish to ensure efficiency on long voyages.
“Sparrow and Girl Pirate” by legopiratas
legopiratas shows us a brush the Pirate Quartermaster had with celebrity pirate, Captain Jack Sparrow.
This is the day you will always remember as the day you caught Captain Jack Sparrow on camera
“Second in Command” by Peter Tuann
As a swift riposte to Kurt’s LEGO Friends conversion, Peter offered his own story for the Pirate Quatermaster.
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- So who is first in the command?
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- Must be the alligator!
Peter writes:
NO!!!!! the quartermaster was the second in command, he is responsible for lodgings, food, ammo, weapons, procurement, rum, gunpowder, wood, repair equipment, water supply, etc.
Pirates had scouts, boarding party, snipers, gunnery crew, repair crew, galley crew, but somebody had to be in charge of provisions.
Not entirely certain how that rationale relates to a beach cleanup, nonetheless it be a rather compelling response!
“I wonder what treasures I’ll find inside” by thebrickpost and theminifigurepost
Some fine photography never goes astray! Snapping LEGO in outdoor environments under natural light brings a certain aesthetic to the presentation.
thebrickpost and theminifigurepost have whipped the camera out to deliver us this nifty scene…
Little did the Quartermaster know the chest was full of crackers for the cockatoo
thebrickpost writes:
I wonder what treasures I’ll find inside?”
The recently released LEGO Series 27 CMFs are great fun and getting outdoors once again to take photographs is back on the cards. Here is the Pirate Quartermaster character.
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What Do Yer Think?
How does the Part II selection compare to Part I?
Have fans reached their creative potential with the Pirate Quartermaster minifigure?
What’s better than one quartermaster? TWO quartermasters!
Or be there further ideas to explore? Which famous LEGO Pirate minifigures could she meet next?
To Be Continued…
What? How could there possibly be more glorious photos of the Pirate Quartermaster? Well, what can we say…
She’s captured the hearts and cameras of many a fan!
Thar be rum in that teapot!
So, which photos of the Pirate Quartermaster should we include in Part III?
Share them in the:
Or post them to yer own socials and then tag @ClassicPirates on Facebook and Instagram.
Buy a Pirate Quartermaster!
It’s been almost 2 months since the release – have yer acquired the new Pirate Quartermaster minifigure yet?
Or yer still on the fence despite all this fantastic imagery?
Buy a Series 27 minifig today!
