Staslegomaster

As far as I know, to make his ships look different and unusual, Mr. Lucas hired aq designer who said he could draw them at all. You created a perfect replica of his ship. I would support it in LEGO Ideas. What are your next plans?

Are the pirates displayed year by year? I've got the Mini figures encyclopeia and pirates are the best of all there.

I think crystal creatures of Power Miners can be used as lava monsters just as little red mini figures of Nexo Knights.

It seems you like volcanoes

The Parrot is just perfect and awesome

I can't chose which is better: your building techniques or your sence of humour.

I couldn't guess it was lava, I tought the red creatures were bathing in a bloody Stiks River.

Pirates would be glad to rob the Palace be it in the Caribbien region,,, but France is too far from them...

A super mini model! The way you used the chains is cool!

There are some official trailers of the 2nd wave in youtube, you'll see a couple of unusual buildings there, too. They're alwaysmore interesting for me than techno nonsence in ninjago style.

This is a small library for a wise techno wizzard. Thanks for the review. I hope your next review will be about Ninjago 2nd wave 2016. I saw a couple of official pictures of buildings today.

I like the way you used different shades of brown coloure. The oldest of them is the nicest for me. What about you? As there can't be cannons, will you add some arbalets as LEGo vikings have?

Does anybody know if it's possible to swap your own mini figures in LEGOLAND, Billund? I'll visit it in MAY. Many thanks

I also like the old brown colour.Such a nostalgic view! This is a small but very picturesque pirate creation It reminds of a few pirate sets of early 1990-s, golden age of LEGO pirates. Try to upload it in LEGO ideas because LEGO pirates 2015 weren't interesting at all. Good luck.

Instead of planting trees these hooligans seam to break and blow them up. Is that a Dynamite Day celebrated by pirates? I like the 3 faces.

Brick wonders always make your imagination run wild. I had such a book and sold it after learning it by heart. I have Illustrated History of LEGO mini figures now and it's my favourite.

An awesome white devil. Great book, still popular. There is a huge skeleton of a Finnwhale in our local museum.

I've got 2 of tese baseplates. Thanks for your explanations and the pictures. There is a museum in Billund where one can see LEGO sets of any year. As well as the rare one of this set. One more question to those who visited Bilund. I’m going to visit LEGOLAND in Billund pretty soon and my question is: is it possible for visitors to swap their own mini figures with the park staff’s? I did so in LEGOLAND, Florida. Some staff members in the park had mini figures near their badges and visitors could choose and swap.Many thanks, Staslegomaster.

The tree on the first picture looks like a tree of life. I like the horseman, too. His horse is thelatest version. And what about his headpiece - what set is it?

You're lucky to have the 3 variations of the raised baseplate. Is one of them "a mirror" variation? -if you put them together, the slopes will be on 2 different sides. I have 2 - different colours but not a mirror variation. By the way I'll visit Billund LEGOLAND pretty soon. how many times have you been in that LEGO fans' Mecca?

Having created such a super city ...and you are too modest to agree you're a master! Who is then? Keep on building to please LEGO fans. And it's quite normal to use someone's building techniqus.

How long have you been creating LEGO sets to become such a skillful master builder?!!! Such an unspeakable piece of art with unusual building techniques. I wish I learn from you. It looks very realistic. I've got so many impressions an questions, even don't know which to ask first. Well...Where did you find the red turban? I like the way you used Star Wars heads for your statues.

such a pity LEGO has no Calipso mini figure. she would like your version of her house. Any interious?

How long have you been creating LEGO sets to become such a skillful master builder?!!! Such an unspeakable piece of art with unusual building techniques. I wish I learn from you. It looks very realistic. i seldom comment in Technic creatios but your patience impressed me much.

It seems your creation is based on Port Royale - the most famous Caribbian fort of redcoats (The British). Bluecoats also had something of the kind - Legorado fort. and later Western fort (1997). I would call bluecoats base Tartuga - the most famouse French fort in the Caribbien. How will you name your port? It combines a few generations of LEGO pirates.