mystus
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- Birthday 06/19/1981
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Awesome build this! Well done!
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Very clever and well done!
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I really like this MOC. Well done! So much time must have been put into getting this to look the way it does with all of those fine details! Very impressive!
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I love this whole scene. It's just so classic. Well done!
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This. You've got my support. I think this is an amazing build and I'd say it's the right size to be submitted to Cuusoo. On top of that your water technique is brilliant. Something I am definitely going to try although I'll need to do some shopping around for both the clips as well as the trans-light blue plates. I also love the way you put together both your tree as well as the individual bamboo trees as well - very clever.
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I like this. Simple yet very effective and the way that the minifigs are put together is simply great. Some great ideas especially the reversed and separated legs to give that down-on-bended-knee effect.
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English warship "Revenge" from 1577 in minifigscale 1:50
mystus replied to maydayartist's topic in Pirate MOCs
This is truly awesome! An amazing piece of work. Well done! -
This is a great re-creation. I especially like the rope work.
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It is easy to see how much time, effort and research went into this build. It's really fantastic and full of fine details that make this all the more amazing. Well done! From the pictures posted I can't see if there is an interior to this ship - if there is I'd love to see it!
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I love this. Really a nice build. And the shipwreck is a classic addition!
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This is an awesome piece of work! Well done!
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I'm looking forward to seeing how the final end result of this ship comes out. Nice job so far!
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Love the concept. It's a fun and not-very-serious take on pirates. But even pirates need a place to buy their birds and hats...
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I love the way you put those canons together. Brilliant idea and concept.
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Awesome! I love everything about this MOC you've put together. Especially the finer details - for me that's what makes the difference in a MOC.