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  1. SilentWolf
    I recently unlicensed my 2WR Flying Colt, licensed the 5F Pinto Filly, and licensed a captured vessel, 5LA Don Obello. It appears that I was charged the license fee for all three. I should have had to pay for only the 5F since by unlicensing the Flying Colt, I freed a spot and the 5LA was a captured license.
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    I like how the Dark Tan and the Sand colors work together so well. The warehouse turned out so great. I especially like seeing uses of the minifigure plates which I seem to have an unending supply of. The double wall to make the bricks face both ways is a great idea. I like how you did the top section of the pillars that are holding up the second floor. There are so many little details that are fun to see. The stove, the bookshelf, the oxen and wagon.
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    Thank you! I was trying to create the narrower feel while staying on the prefab hulls. I also was using the method of tumblehome from Captain Green Hair's Tutorial which turned out well I thought even in this shorter wall. I feel the dark red and gold worked really well together. I am pleased to know others thought so as well. Here is a better view of the bow. Don Obello6 by SilentWolf Legos, on Flickr Thank you! Somebody noticed the cat! I felt like the ship needed a little levity to the scene. There was another cat in the ship but once the sails were placed I couldn't get a good view of it. I was aiming for a varied crew, which is an advantage in LDD. I did learn that you have to make sure not to use faces with two sides. Thank you I like this style of brickbuilt cannons best, but I don't have the right pieces to build it in real Legos. Since I was using LDD I decided I should actually make them for a change.
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    I agree that though the build was simple, it comes with an excellent story. Also, you did an awesome job with the photography and lighting of the various scenes.
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    This was a fun story to read and truly added to the history and story of the going on so in the palace. Excellent job on the dialogue. Though it was rambling it did stay interesting enough that I kept reading.
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    Yes.
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    I know I am last minute but the Don Obello could sail in the pirate hunt, but I am not sure if I am too late to get an assignment.
  8. SilentWolf
    Captured Ship, Don Obello, 5LA | SilentWolf | Corrington WETEC Military Headquarters on the Isle de Romantica | SilentWolf | Corrington Preservation of Food | SilentWolf | Corrington
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    Corrington, being the orderly country that it is, does not let its citizens go unrewarded for the services rendered to the crown. The need for more ships in the Sea of Storms had caused the Crown to call for companies and individuals to refit captured ships to prepare them to defend the nations shipping and settlements. Wolf's Equine, Trading, and Expedition Company had refitted four of these captured ships over the last several months including the HMS Hunter and HMS Bagg of Bolton. In gratitude for WETEC's services, the crown had granted them right's to two of the warships that had been captured in May. The first of these is setting sail. I introduce to you, the Don Obello. Formerly owned by a pirate who apparently had a desire for his ship to be extraordinarily fancy. Even with its flashy looks, the Don Obello was a very fast craft that should easily run down the average pirate. Boasting 16 cannons it would give even the larger ships in the Sea of Storms a sturdy battle. (If only the pirate had worked as hard at preparing his men for battle as he did at making his ship fancy it would have seized several merchant vessels rather than being seized.) Don Obello by SilentWolf Legos, on Flickr Don Obello4 by SilentWolf Legos, on Flickr Don Obello5 by SilentWolf Legos, on Flickr Don Obello3 by SilentWolf Legos, on Flickr Don Obello2 by SilentWolf Legos, on Flickr Edit: I am too tired to be posting apparently. The Don Obello is a 5LA as it is a warship.
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    I like the coloring on this ship and the look of sheer power it projects.
  11. SilentWolf
    "What if a Caribbean Clipper and a Skull’s Eye Schooner loved each other very much?" A great job on combining some of the best of Lego's ships into an amazing ship. I think it is awesome so I can only wait to see what the polished version looks like. Great job!
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    Burn those spiders out! Kill them all! You did a great job portraying a fire scene. Very realistic with the charred remains. The house portion of the plantation also does not disappoint. The house is reminiscent of many of the great houses of Europe. I like how you depicted the two levels. Great job.
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    I love the minifigure posing. It does a great job of bringing the build to life. The flower garden is a nice touch. Thought the most impressive part is the sheer quantity of cotton you pulled off. The overall view makes it feel like I'm looking at the beginning of acres and acres of cotton.
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    The bunny in the field is a nice touch. However, that irrigation channel is my favorite part of this portion of the build. The guardhouse and the bridge are also great parts of this build that add a lot.
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    I am finally getting around to comment on this plantation. Your portion has so many great details. I like the irrigation and how you created the effect that it was the end of an irrigation line. I also appreciate the walkways over the ditches. I also have to echo the previous comments that the pig pen and chicken coop are my favorite parts. The corn and apple trees are also well done. Then great minifigure posing to top it all off. Great job!
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    I like the usage of the printed window pieces. It helps add some color to the wall. The roof on the barn is great! The covered sides are also a great addition. Good minifigure posing also.
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    This is a great story. It builds the fountain of youth up and then plummets it down with great success. The build does an excellent job of portraying the underwhelming and disappointing fountain. In short, great job!
  18. SilentWolf
    As always, I appreciate your expertise with the vegetation. It makes it come alive. I also appreciate your continuation of the story started in Challenge 1 withe the princess. Great take on this challenge.
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    I am not sure if I would feel safe around that priest. Those benches also look really hard. The lead glass and the architecture are so good I would overcome my hesitation to venture inside. I also like the use of the rings on the statues.
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    I thought you had just borrowed Phadeout's photo to help tell your story. It wasn't until I saw the guy hiding that I realized it was a great replica. Also a nice job on that dock, with loose plank and the pavement.
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    This is what my minifigures dream of for a house. The roof is excellent, the porches are well done, and the vines on the side of the building add a lot to the scene. The bath barrel is an awesome addition. Glad to see Mooreton Bay growing.
  22. SilentWolf
    Well the form is open so if you know all your information / have a convoy you could do it now. I'm doing mine later today.
  23. SilentWolf
    First off, welcome to The Brick Seas! Primarily, you should build whatever you want to tell your story. If you are wanting to participate in the EGS (game portion) it would be recommended to build the 2 free license items, your first level 2 or below ship and your first small property. For the game from now on whenever you post a build you need to submit it via the freebuild form and post it in the present months freebuild post which is pinned at the top. The pinned master index is your best friend to help find what you need and asking questions here or of your faction will also help clarify.
  24. SilentWolf
    This was a great concept and was pulled off wonderfully. They look very much like they would fit together if laid on the same table. Great job everyone. It definitely deserves a royal plantation status.
  25. SilentWolf
    This is way better than my first ship build for BOBS. It looks like what I would expect from a merchanting cog. I look forward to the future ships you build.
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