Jack Sassy
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The new Jabba's Sail Barge has a minifigure with an interesting head piece: One on the top right has a bandana wrapped around his head. I see potential if LEGO recolour the green top part yellow, could do well for a fellow scallywag.
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General MOC-Discussion, WIP-Help, and Teaser Thread
Jack Sassy replied to Kolonialbeamter's topic in Pirate MOCs
Most likely something with a beard and scars. -
General MOC-Discussion, WIP-Help, and Teaser Thread
Jack Sassy replied to Kolonialbeamter's topic in Pirate MOCs
Give us a heads up about those, would be interesting to see which torsos ye considered for Pintel and Ragetti. -
Post your Pirate Crew: Pirate Figbarfs
Jack Sassy replied to Captain Braunsfeld's topic in Pirate MOCs
Aye, it is yer vessel after all. The amount ye have at the moment will work just as well. -
Post your Pirate Crew: Pirate Figbarfs
Jack Sassy replied to Captain Braunsfeld's topic in Pirate MOCs
Ah, the ultimate sacrifices one must make. Often I am annoyed by the fact that sellers from USA offer so much more than in Europe (not just LEGO, but things like boater hats too, yer country has so many of them, while Europe lacks such quantity ). And yet, I do like the diversity of European market, so would not trade it for the world. Yer point is fair enough, perhaps a few regular sailors would do the trick of more crew? -
Post your Pirate Crew: Pirate Figbarfs
Jack Sassy replied to Captain Braunsfeld's topic in Pirate MOCs
I like that ye used classic smiley faces, many people find them too bland, but that be not the case with me. They look good! If ye are planning to use them for yer Galleon, I suggest a few more soldiers. -
I echo Elephant Knight, all of the builds were astounding. I congratulate the winners!
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[CONTEST] Infamous Steve - Sudden Death Tiebreaker - Closed
Jack Sassy replied to Mister Phes's topic in LEGO Pirates
''Steve Origins: Meeting Redbeard'' by Oky. -
[MOC] Jungle Tavern (inspired by set 6267)
Jack Sassy replied to The Reader's topic in LEGO Action and Adventure Themes
Ah, I see that José's Inns have made their way to the deep jungle of South America. I suppose it is logical, given that primarly he operates in Caribbean. Love the classic look of the build, excellently expands the original Adventurers lineup. I appreciate the tree build too. Good job! -
Looks impressive! Glad that Napoleon Bonaparte is not using Assassin's Creed tactics in this scene. Are there more close ups of the fortress and the battle itself? Would love to see it. Either way, good job, ye two!
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Perhaps this can help: Basic masonry or rocks is a good option. I would add a mix of wood for some platforms, mostly for colour contrast. Aye, precisely. Perhaps the build would benefit from darker colours - dark tan, dark brown.
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[REVIEW] 60437 Jungle Explorer Helicopter - more than just gorillas?
Jack Sassy replied to Clone OPatra's topic in LEGO Town
A lovely review! It seems nature aspect is quite lacking in this wave. Not sure if it can even be called ''Jungle''. Either way, that helicopter is the perfect toy vehicle: enough space for minifgures and play, can fit other vehicles besides the given ones in the set, looks imposing too! What this new wave now needs is a jungle cutter. -
[BRICKLINK] The Thieves of Tortuga - Enters Crowdfunding in June 2025
Jack Sassy replied to Retrocity's topic in LEGO Pirates
Aye, these builds do bear a resemblance. -
[BRICKLINK] The Thieves of Tortuga - Enters Crowdfunding in June 2025
Jack Sassy replied to Retrocity's topic in LEGO Pirates
This looks lovely. Seems not so much as a pirate town but more of a simple colonial one. Thank ye for informing us, @Retrocity! -
That is an excellent rendition, Hammond too, though he looks so small next to the car. For some reason, I had a form of Mandela effect, thinking that originally Oliver was in light blue. I must have mixed it with Ford Anglia from Harry Potter. Love that river scene depiction. Good job!