Baynaise (work in progress)

[Captain Brickboot]

This is my first post and im looking for some constructive criticism on this vessel :)

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Edited April 14, 2015 by Captain Brickboot

[Capn Frank]

Two things:

1. - You don't need to double post after 15 minutes. Just edit your previous post. I have merged your two posts.

2. - You need to load your images to another site like Picasaweb, Photobucket, Flickr, or Brickshelf, then link them to your post.

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[Captain Brickboot]

This is my first post and im looking for some constructive criticism on this vessel :)

[Captain Brickboot]

Two things:

1. - You don't need to double post after 15 minutes. Just edit your previous post. I have merged your two posts.

2. - You need to load your images to another site like Picasaweb, Photobucket, Flickr, or Brickshelf, then link them to your post.

Check out "How can I upload pictures of my creations to the forums?" in Eurobricks' FAQ.

Please see Site Guidelines for images sizes:

If you aren't able to get an image linked to this topic soon, it will get locked.

Thank you I'll do that next time :)

[kurigan]

There's not enought here to criticize to be honest. Looks like your off to building a cutter or something like it, but with out some idea of your intentions I'd reserve any judgement lest we find that we've been heading in very different directions and are at a loss for the effort. If there is any sort of "general" advice I could offer it'd be to lower that gaff sail much further down the mast. That is, unless I misinterpreted an attempt at a gaff top sail or the like (one atop another). In any case, even on more fantastic builds convention would place the lower spar, much closer to the deck. I'm glad to see you figured out your deeplinking difficulties, I was rather intrigued by your choice of name and did wonder what we'd be missing out on. I'd be most ingratiated if you'd regale us with a few of the details, as such. As always, thanks for sharing.

[Master of Spinjitzu]

Very good beginning! The colours are beautiful. But is it a pirate's ship or usual ship? If it is pirate's, it should be not so bright.

[Capn Frank]

I've merged your two topics that have the same name. I am not sure why you did not use the edit feature, then select 'use full editor' on your original post to attach the image.

I've deleted your attached image and added it to my miscellaneous Flickr album. As a new member, you don't get a lot of space to attach files. Your profiles shows a Google mail account, which means you have a Picasaweb account. You can load all of your images there and then post here on Eurobricks.

[Captain Brickboot]

Update on the Bayonnaise

image by Captain Brickboot, on Flickr

image by Captain Brickboot, on Flickr

Now that I know how to post the right way I will post tons of updates.

Edited April 20, 2015 by Captain Brickboot

[Captain Brickboot]

image by Captain Brickboot, on Flickr

Complete reconstruction

image by Captain Brickboot, on Flickr

Hahaha you can also see my bluecoat fort that I'm constructing in the background ...

image by Captain Brickboot, on Flickr

Edited April 21, 2015 by Captain Brickboot