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Huzzah! quite impressive! i did something similar in terms of modular design but you pulled it off perfectly! I especially love the fact you can see three levels into the thing allowing for perfect playing space and alot of room to add small details! You should put a padlock or guard detail near the rum supply congratulations on a great piece of work!

Check Toys R' Us. bought two of the Soldiers Arsenal sets yesterday and had to control myself from taking the entire batch :)

You could: 1. Royal Marines 2. Palace Guards/specialist unit 3. Provincial Unit raised by "The Brickish" to protect overseas colonies

British Marines at The Siege of Louisbourg 1745 Provincial Marines

Osprey Men At Arms 289: King George's Army 1740-1793 (2) Has a plate of Royal Marines from 1740-1775. the 1740s marines are wearing red great coats that are cut just above the knee, and striped or grey gaiters. They also wear the cloth mitre caps that were worn by grenadiers of the same period.

the only constructive criticism from me is INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE? amazing mod keep up the good work!

gotta love this website! wish he would get back into building!

you're 100% right! i drew inspiration from the Blacksmith Shop set developed by Daniel Siskind. My idea of a pirate island was more of a Royal Caribbean colony, that had (on the far side of the palm trees) a pirate base where the pirates could make overland raids into the town, or use a small river to attack it. come to think of it, it does sorta clash....

Squished into first post! Thanks for the info!

2 years ago I re-located from my home in Long Island, New York to a new residence, started college and a new carreer. This of course left no room in my schedule for Lego (gasp). But after hearing recent news of a new Pirate line, along with perusing some fine inspirational MOCs on this forum, I thought I'd share what I have. More will be posted as I discover things of note in "cold storage" Enjoy! Merchant Home 155a Interior, 2nd floor Merchant's Office Interior 1st Floor Interior Kitchen Governor's Home 155b Interior Kitchen The Governor and his wife Storage Interior storage Governor's Hall (offices upstairs, market fair space underneath) 155c Interior Office Reception Room

Thanks alot, nice break between Archaeology and Forensic Anthropology readings

I would but unfortunatly i cant seem to download or view it