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All right, this is either madness or brilliant, I'll let you decide which one.

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It's not entirey finished, it need some details such as lanterns and some interior work.

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Brickshelf gallery (once public)

Have you ever heard of the theory 'making it small to make the rest look bigger' ?

I have been reorganizing my "shipyard", many ships I was building never got posted before I demolished them to provide parts for my Flying Dutchman.

I'm considering demolishing my Big Black Pearl so I can use the parts on Din's Fire which will need them to replace its gray parts (gray parts for the Flying Dutchman). As a replacement for my Black Pearl I made this smaller version (I'm considering giving it an accurate sail plan as well).

Anyway, I made more tiny ships, the first one being my trading ship (already posted here a while ago).

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and a tiny ship-of-the-line (which I will post here later when it's finished).

(And believe it or not, this one started as a medieval siege weapon).

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Can you imagine the possibilities with these ships ? small ships make the port look bigger and ofcourse it's a lot more practical to fill your shelf :pir_laugh2: .

So guess what, I made these small ships to make my big ship look bigger! :pir-classic:

Madness ?

Or brilliant ?

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This is brilliant, no doubt^^

i very much like it. maybe u can extend techniques to a big ship. your big pearl is still waiting for hull improvements^^

edit: instead of demolishing, there is still bricklink...

Edited by IamF4u5t

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I would say it is madly brilliant! Nice moc

edit - slowly looked through the techniques you used for the hull. Good stuff indeed and some tricks that I could adopt and credit you in future!

Edited by Tomcat RIO

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Brilliant, I'd love to have a fleet of these on my desk. The ship of the line is awesome, very impressive that you could condense two decks onto such a small base and still have good proportions. I hope you don't ditch the full size Black Pearl though. I've been considering downsizing recently as well, I want to brickbuild my frigate but then to make an appropriately sized fort would take half my room. Great work!

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I love these tiny ships! It was neat seeing those big Red Beard Runner sails made to look even bigger. :) And great detail work; I liked seeing the Collectable Minifig stands on the side...

Look for this to be blogged soon!

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TC

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I like your technic for the hullpart!

and small ships are not always bad, as long as a pirate (minifig) can walk it's good :D

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Love the idea of the ship-of-the-line. Looks good but i think stern looks a bit off.

Anyway, they look great!

Captain Becker

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Its brilliance definitely outdoes its madness :pir-sweet:

Your hulls are just awesome, I hope you dont mind if I steal borrow your techniques...

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I vote for brilliant pir_laugh2.gif

I'm always amazed with the amount of detail you can put in your small ships and your micro-hull building techniques are also remarkable! Great job! pirate_blush.gif

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This is brilliant, no doubt^^

i very much like it. maybe u can extend techniques to a big ship. your big pearl is still waiting for hull improvements^^

edit: instead of demolishing, there is still bricklink...

The technique loses its charm when building bigger it seems. The hull improvement is a good idea though, bricklink it is !

I would say it is madly brilliant! Nice moc

edit - slowly looked through the techniques you used for the hull. Good stuff indeed and some tricks that I could adopt and credit you in future!

Its brilliance definitely outdoes its madness :pir-sweet:

Your hulls are just awesome, I hope you dont mind if I steal borrow your techniques...

Go ahead, I'd love to see what you make out of it :pir-classic:

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