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Before Vikings were famed for sacking and pillaging towns along the coast of Europe, they were known as hardy and intrepid seafarers. This is my take on the prow of a viking longship in *extremely* rough open water! It was originally built as a vig for the EB collectable minifig series 4 comp, but sadly i couldn't get it finished in time. But here it is anyway. :)

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Thanks for looking! Any criticism welcomed. :classic:

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Very nice design of the ship bow. My first thought was that this could be a 8 x 8 vig for a minifig contest and hey it was :thumbup:

Try to do a whole ship with this technique :wink:

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It is really good one gabethe height is incredible,the forms, shapes and the combination of blues is perfect.

Poor viking I hope he knows how to swim. :laugh:

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Very unique and excellently-built vig gabe, especially the wave and the small viking ship. Too bad you weren't able to enter this in the contest as this would've certainly gotten my vote. Great job nevertheless! :thumbup:

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Thanks peeps for the lovely comments, glad you like. I'm trying to improve my lego photography a little bit more with each moc too... not sure that i did so well with the uneven light in this one. Possibly i've ironed out too much of the contrast in the image-processing step too. :sceptic:

Very nice design of the ship bow. *snip*

Try to do a whole ship with this technique :wink:

Ok, you talked me into it! :grin: I'll have a go after i finish my futuristic dwarf ninja fortress (at least that's what it is at the moment? Not quite sure at this stage). :wacko:

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