Mark of Falworth Posted March 2, 2013 Posted March 2, 2013 A continuation of my pirate story. Previously. After Mark of Tortuga and his crew escaped the clutches of the Spanish soldiers, the Spanish Captain addressed his first officer thus, "Tal suerte horrible! The laggards have escaped us this time!-" The first officer interrupted "But not for long Signor! We can row ashore and finish the dogs off, yez?" "An excellent idea, Fernando! Have the men get the boats ready at once!" And so the majority of the Spanish troops rowed to the island. Meanwhile, the pirates saw what the Spanish were up to. Captain Mark called a 'war council'. "The Spanish will be comin' after us soon after that warm reception they gave us! But we'll chastise them for their churlish actions! Soon as they be enterin' this here clearing, we'll surround them from all sides at my signal." "What be the signal, Cap'n?" "A bullet to the first enemy head sighted!" Captain Mark snarled. To be continued. Arrr.. Thanks for viewing and have a great day! Quote
Brickington Posted March 2, 2013 Posted March 2, 2013 You never do anything bad! That ground is killer and those Spanish soldier are great! This should be blogged. Quote
Grimmbeard Posted March 2, 2013 Posted March 2, 2013 Alright hold yer horses Brickington Awesome MOC again, Mark! The foliage and story are great! Quote
Eurobricks Emperor Bonaparte Posted March 2, 2013 Eurobricks Emperor Posted March 2, 2013 Great photography! I especially like the way you did the 2nd picture (of the Spaniards rowing to the island). Makes me forget this is LEGO as it so realist it could almost be a movie scene. Quote
Mark of Falworth Posted March 3, 2013 Author Posted March 3, 2013 You never do anything bad! That ground is killer and those Spanish soldier are great! This should be blogged. Haha! I hope so! Thanks! Alright hold yer horses Brickington Awesome MOC again, Mark! The foliage and story are great! Thanks Grimmbeard! Great photography! I especially like the way you did the 2nd picture (of the Spaniards rowing to the island). Makes me forget this is LEGO as it so realist it could almost be a movie scene. Thanks Bonaparte! Quote
Faefrost Posted March 3, 2013 Posted March 3, 2013 It always blows my mind how you get so much texture and depth to your ground and terrain effects. And that water is just astonishing. Quote
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