lego ideas [LEGO IDEAS] Caribbean Pirate Galleon

[leafan]

Hi everybody,

This week let's look at yet another great Idea by Pirate moccer Babyteeth; 'Caribbean Pirate Galleon'.

Babyteeth currently has the 'Caribbean Clipper' nearing 10k votes on Ideas, as well as the previously highlighted 'Spanish Galleon Warship'.

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Hello. I am a creator with the nickname called “Baby Teeth.” The title of my third creation is [Caribbean Pirate Galleon]. She is Captain Roger's infamous pirate ship. It was designed as a three-mast type Galleon ship, not a two-mast type of traditional Lego pirate ship. The number of bricks used is a bit more than 2,600 pieces. The main colors of the hull are yellow, dark red and reddish brown. It is measuring the length of 70 cm, the height of 57 cm, and the width of 22cm.

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It has total 26 cannons arranged which are not made of Lego’s ready-made parts but of the assembled basic bricks by myself. In addition, the hull of the ship is made of only the basic slope bricks by my own creation, too. This way could make the hull a little bit less gorgeous in its curve but I believe that it is closer to the mind of Lego that cherishes the expression of assembling small pieces with own hands. I also made the sail on my own by cutting the paper and then painting it with pastels to express it more voluminous and then drawing the blue stripes which are the same as the original piece. This creation is planned to be dividable which can be separated into 4 parts of the hull, the deck, the captain’s cabin and the bridge.

So if you'd like to support this Idea or just support Babyteeth in general, then please head on over to Lego Ideas now and vote for it.

 

Also, if you have thoughts on this Idea and would like to share them, please let us know in the comments below.

Thanks for checking this out.

 

Edited May 27, 2020 by leafan

[Jack Sassy]

That's quite a fine ship, lad. It's definitely something a bit different from other ship MOCs i've seen lately, praise to Babyteeth.

[Mister Phes]

Another fine submission - good work @leafan!

I have also posted this in the Classic Pirates Facebook Group.