Dunkleosteus
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LDD/MLCad 13C Ahoy, gentlemen of fortune and guards of the brick seas. I haven't been on the forum for a long time and now looked over all your creations - they are just magnificent, all of them! I still feel myself like a novice in lego-building.. Anyway, Dunkleosteus' Shipyards are back with this harsh lady. Сonstructed a month ago, only now she has come under your considerate professional eyes. I think this is my last ship based on the prehab hull technology - this method imposes too many limitations. There are 3 type of cannons: - lightweight culverins - heavy carronades - long-range cannons Also you can see a mortar boat on board Maybe later, if I would find a possibility of rendering, the another ship, unusual and frightening, will drop anchor in the bay so that everyone can enjoy its menacing shape Thank you very much for your attention!
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LDD/MLCad 14A Ahoy, Gentlemen! This beautiful windy evening a majestic 80 gun ship spreads its' white sails in the name of justice. There is only one place where you can afford feeling safe - on board of this personification of the law, of course! You can find the ship here: About 5 days and 3 sleepless nights 15,000 pieces, crying netbook... know that stern looks a bit too narrow, but I could not resist a passion of curves Monsieur Kolonialbeamter was so kind to help me with rendering of this beauty - many thanks to him Here are some stuff: In fact, this ship for me is a new step in shipbuilding, beginning the next era From facepalming shame to less shame and then Arbiter! In fact, after Arbiter two more ships has happened to me. But we'll talk about them later, so they are mercilessly shaded. Thanks for watching!
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[pid][/pid] Hey-ho, Ladies and Gentlemen! I'm glad to finally show you my 24th ship and personal triumph - 1st rate ship of the line! The biggest creation I ever created, my pride and my pain in the neck for weeks. Speciall thanks to my dear friend KB - he graciously lent me these marvelous french flags for La Liberté and provided indispensable rendering support! I truly don't know what I would have done without him. You can find the ship here on my flickr: https://www.flickr.c...57651584194912/ Thanks for watching!
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Hey-ho, Gentlemen of luck and wind! Have an enemy fort to destroy? Or bored of your own? Got a bunch of ships-of-the-line on the horizon? Broadside is too ordinary for you? Bomb ketch is definitely the one you need! more hr pictures are on flickr as usual: https://www.flickr.c...157658214854751 Bomb Ketch Lamia by George Ozerov, on Flickr Two or More Masts - with Gaff or Bermuda Rigged Sails - 4C
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Hell yeah! Complete departure of everything and than powder room explosion! Thanks man ) Of course you can borrow everything you want (: Thank you! Well, I'm really bad at maths :) Thanks) Glad that you like it) Yep, I'd be happy to see some of my design on the shelf, but at first I'm going to get an appropriate shelf
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[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Hey-ho! Sorry for the update of this relatively old post. Just a small test of Bluerender 0005 - 3 renders of 22.000 bricks - Liberty and frightened little boat. 1st - 1h15m 2nd - 5h26m 3rd - 9h52m resolution 5000x4000 Liberty and boat BRtest1 by George Ozerov, on Flickr Liberty and boat BRtest2 by George Ozerov, on Flickr Liberty and boat BRtest3 by George Ozerov, on Flickr Thank you for your attention -
[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Thanks! Good poetry, man! No islands in my collection - yet) -
[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Спасибо) Well, sth is going to be finished soon. Definitely not as exciting as Liberty, but probably quite a rare guest in this forum. At the moment I can say that it's two-master with historically accurate shape. -
[LDD Scene] Keelhauled! Warning: Contains floating bricks!
Dunkleosteus replied to Kolonialbeamter's topic in Pirate MOCs
Phred is probably more interested in that delicious yellow fish - he looks at it with the greatest of passion! Aye, it is Luther from "Freddi Fish" of 1994! Although he was green. I am sure that if you don't going to show us this giant beauty, whose hull has been used for unmercifully keelhauling... You will be definitely keelhauled under the spiked hull of Troglodyte, so beware! :D -
[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Our secret service agent has brought mysterious photos of battleship HMS Hello Kitty. After that for some reason he became blind. HMS Hello Kitty by George Ozerov, on Flickr -
[PTV 2015 Digital] Sharknado? Sharknado!
Dunkleosteus replied to Kolonialbeamter's topic in Pirate MOCs
I imagine how much fun you've got playing with those levitating entrails :D -
Hey-ho, sea brothers! There is a ship I want to show you - a "relaxing" work after a big one. Also there are some "drowning" tests of BR (: The pictures are here on my flickr: https://www.flickr.c...157650894546303 Thanks for your attention! Schooner 6B
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[LDD MOC] Ignis Fatuus - 14 gun schooner
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Glad that you like her :) Thank you! When I was a kid, for a long time thought that square sails rule, while gaff sails are not serious. But when I've got a chance to get on board of a captain's gig, I've changed (and perhaps lost for a while ) my mind. This thing is freakin' fast. Thanks) Thank you. Well, at the moment I have 25 ships, so maybe it's a time to end this -
[MOC] Initiateur - 100 gun french man o' war
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Thank you for your interest The main problem of this ship is the size - it's too damn big for the prehab-hull model. So the hull is too narrow, top view is awful, rigging bricks are too small; 2,5 decks are definitely out of the scale. But I'm sincerely happy that you like it anyway (: -
[MOC] Initiateur - 100 gun french man o' war
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Thank you, but please, this ship is so retarded for now -
[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
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[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
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[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Thanks! The interior was the most boring part) Man, it's Lego Digital Designer, providing virtual bricks. In this bricky LDD only bricks all around, no fabric, savvy? Well, at first I should accept the fact that I would not be able to build sth better&bigger than Liberty and than... I still would undertake a try -
[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Thank you very much for these kind words, dear colleagues! I absolutely support the idea of a fundraiser! According to my calculations, the cost of Liberty will be equal to gross national product of several small countries. So that instead of building this ship in.. flesh, we could provide food and.. liberty to the several hundreds of thousands of African aborginals! I am very glad that you like the ship -
[LDD MOC] Liberty/La Liberté - 1st rate ship of the line
Dunkleosteus replied to Dunkleosteus's topic in Pirate MOCs
Thank you! Sir! -
Blimey! It is a great honor for me humble soul Thank you! Large Thanks to all of you!
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Dear Kurigan! This is just great that you're interested in my method, and it's double great to read so many intelligent considerations! It was a real pleasure for me to explore your review. As I have written on the first slide of my little tutorial, the technique works in LDD and may work in real plastic, but I never tested it.. Of course, my humble knowledge of terrestrial gravitation suggests to me that transferring of my technology into real bricks definitely should be a great challenge. For today I haven't any single brick to implement the idea into non-virtual lego, and to be honest I don't see this as a problem. Firstly, LDD is merely a remarkable thing itself, Secondly...There is no necessity for me to be the one who will try to figure out how it could be implemented. Special board mounting or special stand? Who knows what will be the solution for it?) At the moment I'm 23 and I have no particular desire and financial opportunity, but..I know that there are those who prefer touchable lego bricks and I sincerely respect their passion! The reason why I've made this tutorial - a delicate desire to share my experience in the field of sailing ships virtual creation. Personally, I see no difference between the creation in reality or virtual reality, the most important processes still taking place inside the human's head and if the embodiment of these images delights eyes and romanticizes hearts.. This is enough for me. Thank you, my friend) Alas, no one but you and I knows Stacey, so I decided to leave her behind the scenes.. At the same time you can find there another equal insane probably female creation!
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