Governor Mister Phes Posted February 18, 2021 Governor Posted February 18, 2021 THE SET... I really wanted to create a historical event or scene that is not that known to most people in lego, so I decided I'd try this... The Easter Island Voyage! It is a recreation of the first Europeans, the Dutch, being the first to discover Easter Island in 1722. Later, others soon explored Easter Island, Such as the Spanish, Captain Cook of England, and the French. And of course, what most astounded these explorers were the giant Easter Island Head monoliths, also known as Moai. The Islands original inhabitants, the Pacific islanders of polynesia, built these mysterious Moai heads. While the Dutch called it Easter Island, the islands native inhabitants named it Rapa Nui. The set idea includes shore line, the coastal waters, and a display border. Please note this submission has expired and voting is no longer available. THIS SET CONTAINS... An Easter island/moai head (it wouldn't be Rapa Nui without one!)... A black dutch row boat... An islanders red canoe... A cave that contains a barrel, a straw mat, and a wooden pole to support the roof. The home of an islander. MINIFIGURES... An islander... A Dutch Captain... Dutch navigator Jacob Roggeveen... Hope you like the idea and support so this historical event can be made in lego! It can be used for play and display. It contains exactly 776 pieces. Quote
Jack Sassy Posted February 18, 2021 Posted February 18, 2021 I be finding meself in need of more information, could you provide a link to the submission? The Ideas site seems to have search options broken for me, because I can't find anything there. Quote
Governor Mister Phes Posted February 19, 2021 Author Governor Posted February 19, 2021 2 hours ago, Jack Sassy said: I be finding meself in need of more information, could you provide a link to the submission? Each image links to the submission page on LEGO Ideas. However, the reason there isn't any prominent linking is because the submission has expired. Probably should make a note of that in the first post. Quote
Jack Sassy Posted February 19, 2021 Posted February 19, 2021 6 hours ago, Mister Phes said: However, the reason there isn't any prominent linking is because the submission has expired. Oh, bugger. Quote
Governor Mister Phes Posted February 19, 2021 Author Governor Posted February 19, 2021 1 hour ago, Jack Sassy said: Oh, bugger. My sentiments exactly. Finally, someone has represented the Dutch, but alas, I found this one too late. Quote
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