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[Commodore Hornbricker]

Well I've dropped enough hints and I am sure you have all been on the edge of your seats but the Capstan Inn is finally done. Some time ago some posted a few images of an online pirate game and in one of those pictures was a little building that grew in my imagination into the Capstan Inn (might have been Blackmoor but who ever it was thank you for the inspiration).

The Capstan Inn took about a month to build and has a modular design. It stands three stories tall and is located next to my Naval Store House MOC in the Port of Brick Royal. The Inn plays host to the port’s middle class naval and military officers. The ground floor is home to the pub which has plenty of food, rum, wine, beer and gin. There are also games and entertainment. The second floor has single and double room accommodations for those with a bit more gold in their pockets and a desire for greater privacy. The third floor is home to the notorious Capstan Inn bunk house for those with less gold and far less modesty…basically they have been at sea way too long.

























For more images and interior views visit my MOCPage My MOCPage

[Emperor Claudius Rome]

Wow

This is the best bar/inn MOC i've seen!

Only thing I don't get is why there are soldiers AND pirates together. And there not having conflict.

[Wes]

This is OUTSTANDING! I have wanted to make something like this for the longest time but I haven't been able to get far. Your MOC is inspiring and really well done. Great job!

[Captain Zuloo]

Very well done! Look out for this on the frontpage of Classic-Pirates.com in the very near future!

[Paul cantu]

As soon as I saw the picture my jaw dropped. This is huge and full of detail. I love the interior. The bar has amazing detail and the wenchs are funny. I am confused about the pirate flags hanging outside and imperial officers staying inside.

[Commodore Hornbricker]

Emperor claduis rome, on Jun 29 2009, 06:11 PM, said:

Wow

This is the best bar/inn MOC i've seen!

Only thing I don't get is why there are soldiers AND pirates together. And there not having conflict.

Thanks! Well several reasons. Pirates and privaters and some merchants can be hard to distinguish when not caught redhanded. Plus the pirates bought the first round.

Captain Zuloo, on Jun 29 2009, 06:54 PM, said:

Very well done! Look out for this on the frontpage of Classic-Pirates.com in the very near future!

Wow. Thanks so much.

Paul cantu, on Jun 29 2009, 07:15 PM, said:

As soon as I saw the picture my jaw dropped. This is huge and full of detail. I love the interior. The bar has amazing detail
and the wenchs are funny. I am confused about the pirate flags hanging outside and imperial officers staying inside

The flags are trophies taken from defeated pirates.

[Paul cantu]

Oh okay that makes since. By the way your new avatar is awesome.

[Millacol88]

Thats incredible! The architecture looks almost tudor-style, but the inside still looks very piratey. The only complaint I have is that pirates and Imperial soldiers are mixing, but that's no big deal. Oh, and the "Hogwarts Express" dish looks pretty out of place as the top of a keg.

EDIT: 1100th post!

[Commodore Hornbricker]

Millacol88, on Jun 29 2009, 08:31 PM, said:

Thats incredible! The architecture looks almost tudor-style, but the inside still looks very piratey. The only complaint I have is that pirates and Imperial soldiers are mixing, but that's no big deal. Oh, and the "Hogwarts Express" dish looks pretty out of place as the top of a keg.

EDIT: 1100th post!

Really? Man I just thought if you forget Harry Potter for a minute Hogwarts Express sounds like something a pirate would drink. Oh well it'll have to be my own joke. Thanks.

[Tom Bricks]

Commodore Hornbricker, on Jun 30 2009, 12:00 AM, said:

Really? Man I just thought if you forget Harry Potter for a minute Hogwarts Express sounds like something a pirate would drink. Oh well it'll have to be my own joke. Thanks.

I actually think it works well there for some reason. Nice job overall too.

[Captain Zuloo]

Congratulations Commodore, this has been covered on the Classic-Pirates.com frontpage!

[L-space]

Great job on this BIG building
Lovely interior, especially on the ground floor.

[Guss]

Big , cool, with a nice interior, great job^^

[Admiral Croissant]

Very good job! this was just what the lego-pirate world needed! There are just too many details to count.. I like the fireplace, and how you made the card games into the table The kitchen is also very much like a real kitchen of such an inn, but maybe it should have been a black. Well, the second and third floor are also lovely If I wasn't a bluecoat I would definetely spend some money there^^ or maybe I could sneek in, if pirates are welcome, bluecoats should be as well. I think in real life there were also officers of nations that were at war with each other but still met each other in pubs and inns. Well, great job!

This post has been edited by YnyklY: 30 June 2009 - 11:56 AM

[Captain Blackmoor]

So I see I was used for inspiration, I didn't even know that.

I think this inn is pretty awesome! I always like modularity and interiors in buildings. There are a lot of details on the pub.
Nice choice of colours too, and I like the wenches in there! I have to go there some time.
I'd like to see a shot with the Naval Warehouse near the inn.

Keep up the magnificient work!