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- Lego_Pirates abstract "Pirates is a Lego theme launched in 1989 featuring pirates, soldiers, islanders and sailing ships. The theme has been seen in minifigure scale, Duplo and the 4+ theme.The original Pirates sets included the first Lego minifigures without the traditional head with simply two eyes and a smile; they had a variety of different printed features including hair, eyepatches and facial hair.Alongside the Pirates released for 1989 were Governor Broadside's blue-coated troops who were to fight the Pirates. These forces were based upon the French navy and marines of the colonial era, being known as "Imperial Soldiers" by fans, though explicitly identified as "Governors" on page 16 of the 1990 American catalog. A comic book entitled "The Gold Medallion" was also released in that year, as well as a Ladybird Book series. From 1992-93, the Governors were gradually replaced by the red-coated Imperial Guards, while existing Governors sets that continued in production were considered part of the Guards. Both the Governors and the Imperial Guards used two crossed cannons under a crown as their emblem.A sub-theme loosely based on a Polynesian concept, the Islanders, was released for 1994. For 1996 Lego changed the entire "feel" of the Pirates line and made it Spanish-influenced. This meant the Imperial Guards were replaced by the Imperial Armada, heavily based on the Spanish Armada. Along with this change, the pirates were also given new faces. For 1997 Lego discontinued the Pirates theme; the theme's end at this time came as a shock to fans, because the Pirates line had always been a big seller.[citation needed]Two 1996 Pirate sets, "Red Beard Runner" and "Armada Flagship", and one 1994 Islanders set, "Enchanted Island", were re-released for 2001. The 1989 Pirates set "Black Seas Barracuda" was updated and re-released for 2002 for the Lego Legends series. The Pirates theme was brought to 4+ for 2004 and Duplo for 2006. Lego reintroduced Pirates in minifigure scale for 2009, just in time for the theme's 20th anniversary. However, the series was only continued with a single set the following year to make room for a series of licensed products, Lego Pirates of the Caribbean, based on the series of films of the same name.".
- Lego_Pirates wikiPageExternalLink pirate.
- Lego_Pirates wikiPageExternalLink pirates.lego.com.
- Lego_Pirates wikiPageExternalLink search.aspx?Theme=Pirates.
- Lego_Pirates wikiPageExternalLink 001front.jpg.
- Lego_Pirates wikiPageExternalLink www.classic-pirates.com.
- Lego_Pirates wikiPageExternalLink pirates.
- Lego_Pirates wikiPageID "2668846".
- Lego_Pirates wikiPageRevisionID "598138599".
- Lego_Pirates characters "Admiral Broadside".
- Lego_Pirates characters "Blackjack Hawkins".
- Lego_Pirates characters "Captain Brickbeard".
- Lego_Pirates characters "Captain Redbeard".
- Lego_Pirates characters "Imperial Soldier".
- Lego_Pirates characters "Islander".
- Lego_Pirates from "1989".
- Lego_Pirates hasPhotoCollection Lego_Pirates.
- Lego_Pirates name "Lego Pirates".
- Lego_Pirates sets "71".
- Lego_Pirates subject Piracy.
- Lego_Pirates subthemes "Imperial Armada".
- Lego_Pirates subthemes "Imperial Guards".
- Lego_Pirates subthemes "Imperial Soldiers".
- Lego_Pirates subthemes "Islanders".
- Lego_Pirates to "2010".
- Lego_Pirates subject Category:Lego_themes.
- Lego_Pirates subject Category:Piracy_in_fiction.
- Lego_Pirates type Abstraction100002137.
- Lego_Pirates type Communication100033020.
- Lego_Pirates type LegoThemes.
- Lego_Pirates type Message106598915.
- Lego_Pirates type Subject106599788.
- Lego_Pirates comment "Pirates is a Lego theme launched in 1989 featuring pirates, soldiers, islanders and sailing ships. The theme has been seen in minifigure scale, Duplo and the 4+ theme.The original Pirates sets included the first Lego minifigures without the traditional head with simply two eyes and a smile; they had a variety of different printed features including hair, eyepatches and facial hair.Alongside the Pirates released for 1989 were Governor Broadside's blue-coated troops who were to fight the Pirates.".
- Lego_Pirates label "Lego Pirates".
- Lego_Pirates label "Lego Pirates".
- Lego_Pirates label "レゴ・南海の勇者シリーズ".
- Lego_Pirates sameAs Lego_Pirates.
- Lego_Pirates sameAs レゴ・南海の勇者シリーズ.
- Lego_Pirates sameAs m.07wpvs.
- Lego_Pirates sameAs Q3132946.
- Lego_Pirates sameAs Q3132946.
- Lego_Pirates sameAs Lego_Pirates.
- Lego_Pirates wasDerivedFrom Lego_Pirates?oldid=598138599.
- Lego_Pirates homepage pirates.lego.com.
- Lego_Pirates isPrimaryTopicOf Lego_Pirates.
