Move along the ceiling until you knock down a golden wheel and some Lego pieces. Switch to Marty, then head to the left side of the room and climb up the climbable pillar. Do the same for the cannon on the far right. Find a torch and fire the cannon on the far left, again aiming at the grate on the opposite boat. Break every crate you can see, then head to the cannons against the wall. Climb up for Minikit #2.Ī door will open on the ground behind the ship, so jump in to go below deck. While that’s not the best price-per-piece ever at about 12 cents per brick, the large pirate sails are of course worth more than your standard LEGO bricks, which makes the set feel like a slightly better value.Free Play In Free Play mode, switch to Blackbeard and use his ability to break the skull blocking a climbable wall on the right side of the boat. The set is composed of 745 pieces and will retail for $89.99. The LEGO Pirates The Brick Bounty 70413 set is expected to be released officially in January 2015, as it is part of the winter LEGO Pirates 2015 sets wave.
I already have a couple LEGO pirate ships and analogs of most of these LEGO Pirates minifigures, so the 70413 LEGO The Brick Bounty Pirates set isn’t a must-buy for me, but I know this set is going to be a colossal hit with those who weren’t into LEGO when the last batch of LEGO Pirates sets were available (or have a young’in who wasn’t ready for pirates yet at the time!). Along with the latest LEGO Captain Redbeard minifigure, you also get the dashing young pirate LEGO Bo’sun Will minifigure, a LEGO Pirate Cook minifigure, another LEGO pirate minifigure, two LEGO Imperial Soldiers minifigures, and a LEGO Imperial Admiral minifigure. The 2015 LEGO 70413 The Brick Bounty set includes a very respectable seven LEGO minifigures, along with a LEGO swordfish (and a rat!). That’s pretty cool! When do I get to name a set, though? Though the LEGO Pirates Brick Bounty 70413 is purely classic, its name was chosen in a very modern way! The name of this set, the LEGO Brick Bounty, was actually chosen by a LEGO fan who suggested the name as part of a contest on the LEGO ReBrick social media platform. The flagship of the winter 2015 LEGO Pirates sets wave is, of course, a pirate ship. A lot of fans were disappointed when LEGO axed the LEGO Pirates theme in favor of the licensed LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean theme, but the classic fans are getting the last laugh, as the classic Pirates LEGO sets will be returning to stores this winter! It’s tough to believe, but the classic LEGO Pirates theme last traveled the murky seas of retail a full half-decade ago, when the LEGO Pirates 2009 theme journeyed into homes.
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