Aredhel

Wow! That is really amazing work. I love all the details you made with the windmill and the lift on the right side of the display! There are so many nice things to find in your MOC. I especially love the steam-balloon which looks really very similar to the pic you found on the web. Thank you for sharing! -Aredhel

Hello all!!! After ages, I just finished my biggest work ever. You might know it from earlier threads... Let's start!!! :-$ :-$ This is a little animation of a poor pirate who is going to be roasted! 8-| After this little shock for you, pirates, here the rest of my MOC-review: First of all, I wanna show you an overall view of the MOC. In the middle you can see the lookout tower, which was the very first thing of this MOC. At the back, there is a throne of the Islanders-chief. At the left, there is the rosting-pirates-detail I showed you above. In the back of this scene you can see a little Islanders home (you will see it in detail later on). On the right side there are a few poor pirates beeing bound to poles, and a woman sitting in a cage! Now to the details: First of all, I will show you the little house I mentioned before: The next detail is the throne of the chief, where the pirate captain has to negotiate with the chief. At the back of the throne you can see dead pirate-skeletons. What I wanna show you next are the poles and the cage, where the pirate bride and some of the crew are there until the negotiation between the captain and the chief is finished. Here is a pic of the lookout tower: And finally I wanna show you, what kind of minifigs and how many parts I used for that MOC 8-o ... Hope you liked it! Gallery already moderated! PS: There is nothing I want to say against pirates... This MOC just grew like this :-$ -Aredhel

I used it and I know that problem. Waiting to see the pics too.

Done!!!

Yes, that is quite normal But you get used to it due to just awaiting the next years event when this one is just over :wub: especially when the next event is in Billund again

Yeah brick sorting too already started. Really tensed to see all the pics you made.

Nice pics... Need to sort mine first next weekend.

Congrats from me too!

Great work and good structure of the build of Barad-Dur!

Uhh, 5 hours sounds bad. Good that most of you got back home well.