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With his newly earned wealth of his passing Grandfather, Killian decided to purchase himself a ship, a sloop to be exact. The Delphinus Orca, she is a fast and manouverable ship with a proper armement to fend of any rats he may encounter on his journeys. Thre crew is small, but they are all capable and experienced sailors who Killian already trusted with his life after only a mear few days. He had been able to recruit them through two old friends from the military who had since joined the small crew. Their leader, the quartermaster or should I say, quartermistress, Jacqueline Willet, is an expert sailer who would teach Killian how to ride the wind. Leaving his previous life in the mother land, he sails for Mooreton Bay, with hope of making it in the ‘’new world’’.

The Delphinus Orca

 

The Delphinus OrcaThe Delphinus Orca

 

And thank you @Justsomebrix for helping me with the storytelling and writing on my posts!

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The ship looks even better in the water and with the crew. The hull, masts, sails and cannons are well built.

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An excellently built ship for its size and great presentation too (both writing and rendering pose)!!! Safe  journeys and stay away from our mighty Oleander fleet! :pir-tongue:

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Congratulations on such a fine start in ship building. I'm really looking forward to what else you can pull off!
Great hull technique that I haven't seen so far.

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Did I never comment on this?  Beautiful work, the angles are very nicely handled and the yellow curving up the bow is great! :pir-classic:  But the presentation in the water is really superb - the waves and foam add so much to an even otherwise great vessel.  Excellent job! :thumbup:

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