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  1. NOD

    ERA III - Coming Summer 2024

    The goal of ERA III should be to retain existing members and attract new members! Challenge: "A Storm Brewing" is a good idea! Unfortunately, the number of participants so far is modest. What is necessary and what needs to be done to increase the number of participants? Don’t ask what Brethren of the Brick Seas can do for you! Ask what you can do for Brethren of the Brick Seas! Kane, March 11, 624
  2. Thanks very much. 1x2 rounded parts in transparent colors are available from a third-party manufacturer. Thanks very much. I'm very pleased that you like my ship and especially the waves. Interesting situation at the moment! If I took part in Category B with a entry, I would probably be in the 1-2 places.
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    [MOC] Grey Hawk - Bermuda Sloop with Leeboard

    A very beautiful sloop! I haven't seen ships with leeboards here often. I would leave the leeboards black because otherwise there would be too much red. I also like the crew, it's better not to mess with them.
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    [ TC ] Something's cooking !

    A fried egg, very good, the best was made of this situation. I like how the water vapor was constructed.
  5. Thanks very much. To ensure that the challenge remains exciting, this entry will not take part in the challenge. Consider my entry in Category A as inspiration. Brethren of the Brick Seas is a fun game and welcomes anyone who follows the Eurobricks rules.
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    [OL-FB] Chapel of Poseidon

    This is a very beautiful chapel for Poseidon! I like the decoration on the arches. The roof construction is also well done.
  7. This is a pity! Someone building with real bricks can make rigging with string and sails with fabric or paper. Building with Bricklink Studio 2.0 has advantages but also disadvantages. Then we have to improvise. What does not fit is made to fit. Thanks very much. I try to create tile curves or an illusion of them as much as possible. I hope Poseidon has mercy and doesn't let the New Haven Sea be destroyed in ERA III. I like the map as it is now. Many great things were built in the settlements. As long as there is uncertainty, there will probably be no new members in Brethren of the Brick Seas. Thank you very much, this is a great honor! I'm very happy that so many people like my little ship on the waves. The Challenge isn't over yet! Particularly interesting is "Category B - This is a story category."
  8. Thanks very much. It was fun to build a small ship for once. Thanks very much. The waves and the small ship fit together perfectly. That sounds interesting and could work. Is there a flexible net in Bricklink Studio 2.0?
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    [MOC] Spanish town

    Very nice architecture of the buildings. I also like the palm trees and the climbing plants with flowers on the buildings. The soldiers and residents fit the Spanish town perfectly. The only negative thing is that the photos are blurry. If you have time, we would all be happy if you took new, better photos. Then we could see the details of your diorama better.
  10. The octopus' arms that protrude from the bubbling water are well built. Appropriately, the Myzectlan were positioned correctly to depict a threatening scene.
  11. Thanks very much. That's right, pirates earn their doubloons through hard work! Not like the other slackers who just collect taxes. Many thanks to all of you too. I'm surprised myself at how good the little ship looks in the waves in the photo. I wasn't convinced when I was building it, but the finished build convinced me. Thanks very much. I really like the hexagonal base technique. The advantage is that no matter how you turn it, it always looks good. Thanks very much. It's probably the same technique as the flying hat in your Storm Chasers. I always lined up a row of plates horizontally. I set an angle for the row below. Afterwards I pushed some of the plates forward or backwards. Finally, I put the tiles on it.
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    Challenge: A Storm Brewing

    Category A: Sailing to the New Haven Sea This entry will not take part in the challenge! Consider my entry in Category A as inspiration A Storm Brewing A01A by Philippe, auf Flickr
  13. Category A A Storm Brewing A01A by Philippe, auf Flickr Protagonists from right to left: Captain Diana Price is in command of the ship. She commands the guys with an iron hand, if not obeyed then she gives out slaps, punches and kicks. Salvatore Calabria, talks a lot and is always hungry. Dirty Dirk is a fast and precise knife thrower, but he is less diligent at work. Jón Páll Magnússon strong as a bear and always has something to complain about, but no one cares. Monsieur le Buveur, no one knows his real name, no matter where a bottle of alcohol was hidden, he finds it. A Storm Brewing A02A by Philippe, auf Flickr It is February 18, 624 and the Santa Lucia is in zone 49 and is traveling to the island of Nova Londa. In the morning there was a light wind, and the sea was calm. Now around midday the wind and waves became more violent. Captain Diana: "Dirty Dirk, you stupid donkey, get down into the hold immediately! Secure and fasten everything." "Buveur do you sleep standing up? Lay the ropes so we can hold on in a storm." "Salvatore check the rigging!" Dirk, Buveur and Salvatore: "Aye, Aye, Captain!" In the southeast the sky darkens. The harbingers of a storm are visible. To strengthen and motivate the captain approves a ration of rum. A Storm Brewing A03A by Philippe, auf Flickr
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    [TC] Storm Chasers, Wullham

    A horse-drawn carriage with weather instruments is a creative idea. Sir Peter Nash, Earl of Swanley, has interesting leisure pursuits. The hairstyle looks funny when the hat flies away. I look forward to the continuation of the story in Category B.
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    [MOC] Monastry

    A beautiful diorama! The outer walls of the monastery alone convinced me. I like the oval shape. The main building and the chapel are well built and I like them. I also like the close up views with the minifigures.