Captain Dee
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Just call me "Goldfinger."
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[SR - Eslandola Mini Challenge - Cat. A] El Magnifico
Captain Dee replied to Professor Thaum's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
BAA-humbug! I don't like it! Not enough gold!! -
The Marquis: Origins - Chapter 6 - Dancing with the Marquis
Captain Dee replied to Captain Braunsfeld's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Lovely facade. It has a certain storybook quality about it, and the interior looks great as well. Those colors work well together. And of course the story is again entertaining. -
No issues from me. I think the build fits the real story well. First thing I thought when I saw them! Do you live in the mountains in CO? The Blue Ridge Mountains dominate the western skyline where I live.
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Beautiful scene of a macabre setting. Those covered wagons look incredible! And you managed to produce some of the steep and rugged terrain. I really like the colors as well. I'm not entirely sold on the clip hands as horses/oxen, but at this tiny scale I don't know how you could do better - maybe the 1.5 stud long modified round plate with handle? And to think the real trail was supposed to be a "shortcut" through the desert and mountains that had never even been tested by wagons, and proved exceedingly difficult and caused many delays, hence the party being trapped there during the fateful winter...
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@evancelt The headlight brick would be rather large for a shako at this scale. How would the antenna base look atop a 1x1 round black plate for a shako? As for heads, you could use tan instead of yellow for a flesh look, if you have them.
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[COR - FB] Fortifications at Neustadt
Captain Dee replied to LM71Blackbird's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
I love that palisade and that's a good design for their soldiers. The cannons are also neat. -
Just recently I was contemplating something like this, using that same piece for tricorn hats! I hadn't come up with a suitable torso part, but these certainly work. The legs look a little short, but otherwise it's pretty cool. And that horse is nice. Will you be using these in a micro build?
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[OL FB] Foreign Legion Outpost, New Oleon
Captain Dee replied to Ayrlego's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Excellent build as always and the heavy use of earth tones is really good. The soldiers look great and that ladder is really smooth for such a simple design. -
Beautiful galleon. It's a fantastic addition to the rest of the scene, which was a very nice build by itself.
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[SR - MRCA Result 2] Trade Exchange
Captain Dee replied to Professor Thaum's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
That's quite a story. And those ostrich carts are clever. -
[COR-FB] a long forgotten ambush
Captain Dee replied to MetallFanYT's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Neat build, and excellent job with the focus in the pictures. It gives the impression of a larger number of soldiers on both sides. -
[GoC] Class VII 38 Gun Frigate HMS Argonaut (Update: Now under sail)
Captain Dee replied to Wellesley's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Magnificent vessel. The whole thing looks great but the rigging is incredible. And those first couple of photos are really well presented. Excellent work. -
[COR-FB] Seawatch Reconnaissance, El Oleonda
Captain Dee replied to evancelt's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Neat little scene. I really like the drooping tree in the foreground and you did a really good job posing the new-style rigid monkey. And your approach to saddles looks far more realistic than the actual saddle pieces, even if the latter are handy. Brickleton is in the front, right? Who is riding the other horse? -
All that vegetation looks fantastic and foreboding. I like the build, but Sir Dee hates crocs and has no patience for fishing, and wishes these brave enterprising souls well in their endeavors.
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[COR-FB] A Game of Fetch, Altonia
Captain Dee replied to evancelt's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Beautiful scene, excellent snowscape and good job with the different types of trees. The dark orange earth reminds me of the red clays in my area, and it looks great. Those minifigs are really good too, and I'm impressed with the sharp focus. And I agree with your take on the horse!