Jack Sassy

Very nice. I like the little detail you integrated in such limited space. Good job!

Back in the day, when I went to kindergarten, I used to play with this Lego fisher man and his talking fish, along side with a pile of hay, which was made with few 2x4 yellow bricks. This MOC has been partly inspired by these memories. My newest MOC, ''Adventures of Captain Jack Sparrow - Kingston Tavern'' features a story of Jack and Gibbs, finding themselves in Kingston, Jamaica, roughly in 1743, as they are 'stuck' outside the local tavern, drinking more than a few bottles. As Jack is enjoying himself in a hay stack, Gibbs brings a few more bottles and Jack requests for a keg. This MOC is my first more professional type one, so there surely will be more improvements in the future. I'd like to know what ye, mates and lasses, think of this MOC. As always, criticism is open to all. More pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/188976586@N02/albums/72157719009069216 Jack Sassy

As long as there are no more pirates invading my builds and life, I think I could determine it meself.

Ah yes, nice to see the model finally finished. Wonder if it will be able to live up to its title, after meeting these pirates. Good job!

Amazing builds! I love these both stories, even have the book with them both, along with others, really brings back some good memories. Good job!

Think it was in August, just before I bought Barracuda Bay. Thank you! It's a very pleasing offer but I don't have enough recources to provide MOCs on there. Though I might join it in the future, who knows...

Tell me about it, they once completely occupied my Astronomy Tower!

I'm sure that no tavern owner likes some drunkards, sleeping in his hay. (Makes me wonder, why did Jose open a chain of taverns across the whole Caribbean, just so pirates could inhabit them?)

Don't think so, not sure I even knew who Kermit the Frog was back in the day.

Thank you! Don't worry, I took apart the island section and made two improved ones, modified the ship to be for my likeness. When building this MOC, I took some parts from the islands (like Jose's Inn). I had a lot of reddish brown pieces left over, so, I took those and also some parts from Brick Bounty, which sits, taken apart in a box. Also, some windows were taken from Astronomy Tower.

I see, it's been a long time since I read Prisoner of Azkaban.

Wasn't there a prison cell type door in that room?

Erm... I'm not quite exactly sure, as it was a long time ago, all I remember is that it could breath on land and talked, though not much, I suppose.

Now that I think about it, why was there a prison cell in a wizarding school anyway? (There might be some explanation, but I'm not that familiar with the lore. I don't know anything further than books and movies, including Fantastic Beasts.)

Just think of it as organically packed jelly berries, instead of berries, you have plastic.

Didn't they say that those paper bags were going to appear this year?

Maybe you could try combining it with Pretzel Girl's torso, it's not exactly Victorian era but suits fine for a waitress around the same time period.

Shame, really wanted to have another picture hosting website (mainly for nostalgia.)

I wanted to finally create an account on Brickshelf but it says that the option is disabled for now, any ideas for how long?

Thank you! I don't remember dolphins in it, then again, I don't remember the theme so well either.

Nice usage of those air balloon pieces (I do believe that those air hot air balloon pieces from Elves), where is that dolphin mold from?

Nice to see the full diorama (brings back memories from 2010), good work on it! That Room of Requirement still is very puzzly, regarding its location.

Ah, nice one! I like the inclusion of a bucket and a fork, so he can build a sand castle.

Honestly, I would like to see them make a new version of Dumbledore's office. Given the fact that these new sets are more or less newer renditions of classics, I think that Dumbledore's office could fit as a standalone set.

That would be a bit overexaggerated. After all, it is the biggest trading Lego site and there are millions of Lego fans across the whole world. (To be honest, I'm not sure how much percentage it is, I was just doing a wild guess. It has to be at least 10% though. )