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Now that 31109 Creator 3-in-1 Pirate Ship has ended its five year production some rumours have begun circulating about a future Creator pirate ship. The core details: 31387 Legendary Pirate Ship 1,074 pieces. Release during June 2026 As of 28 February, 2026 there hasn't been any official information or images released by The LEGO Group. There has been a couple of Reddit discussions, the latest includes a photo, which after a little research, turned out to be fake. As per usual, a more comprehensive analysis can be found on Classic-Pirates.com. Creator 31387 Legendary Pirate Ship [RUMOUR] Initial rumour from 13 January, 2026. LATEST Creator 31387 Legendary Pirate Ship [RUMOUR] – DEBUNKED Rumour resurfaces 24 February, 2026 with photo.

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“Spice Galleon” by Kyle84 SUPPORT ❯ “The Volcano Hideout” by Wonderbrick SUPPORT ❯ “Pirate Galleon REVENANT” by Superminister SUPPORT ❯ “Sanctum Island” by Arachno SUPPORT ❯ “Pirates Last Stand” by BrickyBricks82 SUPPORT ❯ “Cannonball Carrack” by Sam2XD SUPPORT ❯ “Pirates of Kraken Cove” by Brickthyosaur SUPPORT ❯ “Captain Pineapple’s Pirate Bar” by brickish_water SUPPORT ❯ “Shipwreck Island” by Lacike SUPPORT ❯ “Bay of Plenty” by bricking.pepe SUPPORT ❯ “Ride the Waves” by DelusionB SUPPORT ❯ “Monkey Skull Island” by Marnus SUPPORT ❯ “Plunder Prison” by Brick_by_Nic SUPPORT ❯ “Ship loading at the Port” by Owen87 SUPPORT ❯ “Diamond Rock” by MozBricks SUPPORT ❯ “Watchtower of the Damned” by One_eyeChristos SUPPORT ❯ “Sailing for the Light” by BLACKSNOW SUPPORT ❯ “The Legend of Snake Island” by LarsHaakon SUPPORT ❯ “Kraken attack” by Owen87 SUPPORT ❯ “Elder Pirate’s Retreat” by Bast34 SUPPORT ❯ “Skeleton’s Sloop” by mm687240 SUPPORT ❯ “Caribbean Fortress” by Mills SUPPORT ❯ “Shipwreck Scavengers” by Piece_On_Earth SUPPORT ❯ “Kraken Attack!” by MikeBrickalloti SUPPORT ❯ “Dreadspire Isle” by j_hrvt SUPPORT ❯ “Pirates Cove” by Onewiththestud SUPPORT ❯ “Loot Lagoon” by Brick_by_Nic SUPPORT ❯ “Mr Broadside’s Gardhouse” by MyFirstMOC_HUN SUPPORT ❯ “Kraken Attack” by heliantheae SUPPORT ❯ “Treasure Cove” by midian454 SUPPORT ❯ “Captain’s Retreat” by One_eyeChristos SUPPORT ❯ “Skull Renegades vs Bluecoats Ship” by Lacike SUPPORT ❯ “Plunder Port” by Brick_by_Nic SUPPORT ❯ “Skull Island” by The_Brick_Stop SUPPORT ❯ “Merchant Ship” by ElephantKnight SUPPORT ❯ “Anchor Cove Imperials Shipyard” by DelusionB SUPPORT ❯

Thank for your kind words, NOD! Good to know all that hard work paid off. Thank ye, but have you viewed the forum on a 4K display? On my laptop it's fine, but on 4K desktop the header image isn't quite wide enough for some reason...

The same as it's always been. A forbidden romance to be hidden from both pirates and imperials, for if their love was discovered, imagine the strife it would cause!

I wholeheartedly agree, I think the original catalogues did it best. They seeded some key details and then it was up to the builder to just imagine the rest. But with exception of the Imperial Armada, the catalogues did name every faction leader and a couple of the key minifigures. So is there a name for the captain of the Unpredictable Privateers? What if Camilla was also the privateers highest ranking officer, like a Commodore (Admiral has already been done enough times), quietly orchestrating the privateers motivations behind the scenes. That could explain why the latest Camilla minifigure has the same uniform, but is not included with Fortuna.

Not only does Fortuna offer a generous minifigure count, but LEGO Pirate fans are also treated to a brand few faction. So that leaves us wondering: who be these Unpredictable Privateers? Do they have any backstory? Do any of the minifigs (like the Captain and his daughter) have names? They appear to be wearing the same uniform as the new Camilla minifigure... Is there any connection between Camilla and the Unpredictable Privateers? Or be this merely a coincidence because that particular torso just happened to be available?

I agree, and I did look for that, but nowhere on the official BrickLink Designer webpage is that number mentioned.

Let's see how well quickly it sells during Crowdfunding... A common complaint is the price, so even if it were on shelves, and people wanted it, how many would actually make a purchase?

Pre-orders for Privateer Frigate Fortuna have commenced and end upon 23 February, 2026 at 12PM Pacific time Price: US$349.99 / £319.99 / €349.99 / AU$549.99. Embark on an epic voyage with the Privateer Frigate Fortuna — a swift and graceful 18th-century warship crafted for daring expeditions and high-seas adventure. This stunning 4,000-piece model is perhaps the closest a LEGO® creation has ever come to a historically accurate sailing frigate from the final years of the Golden Age of Piracy. Pre-orders start on February 16th, 2026! Pre-orders for Privateer Frigate Fortuna have commenced and end upon 23 February, 2026 at 12PM Pacific time Price: US$349.99 / £319.99 / €349.99 / AU$549.99.

Me, no. @SpacePolice89 was the one following this, I just provided a photo from the Classic Pirates Facebook Group he could not access. So this is a completely different set to 40597 Scary Pirate Island released around September 2023?

They made a brief appearance in 6271 Imperial Trading Post with the ginger bearded merchant some AFOLs have affectionately named Steve... You'll note that the mainsail of merchant's ship bears its own insignia, perhaps intended to indicate the ship has originated from a faction other than the Imperial Guards. This seems a lot of extra work for a one-off appearance of small ship included within a larger set, so perhaps there are yet to be revealed prototypes for a Dutch West India Company inspired subtheme that never came into fruition.

How closely do you need to?

Impressed, yes. Fans want the biggest and most detailed sets possible, but not all have the budget fork out hundreds for BrickLink sets every 4 months. Pass that feedback on them via YouTube or the BrickLink Forum. On YouTube, it appears the BrickLink Design Team responds to comments on their videos: