Sweetestgreek

Thanks, appreciate it!

This is officially my second MOC since I came out of my dark ages! Long-time lurker, second-time poster. Just a few caveats: - I created this one earlier this year when I was still living in China and only have a handful of sets to build from. I didn't have Johnny Thunder available so I used Sam Sinister and the Asian guards instead. So let's just call it safe and say this is in the jungles of southern China/Vietnam/Thailand - I'm still working on my lighting, editing (can't find my original files and all I have left are these poorly-editied photos) and picture taking (obviously) - This was clearly inspired by the original River Expedition (http://brickset.com/...iver-Expedition) [MOC] River Expedition I tried my best to make this an actual steamboat by adding the paddlewheels in the back: And used one of the lighting pieces to the coal burner: And here's an individual shot of the island: Hope you like it and would be interested in constructive criticism and thoughts!

@chump it's from 10250, which was a special release in China for the 2013 Year of the Snake

Hello all- long time peruser but first time poster! This is also the first MOC I've done since my dark ages. Currently I live in China, so most of my sets are back in the US, but over the summer I brought some back with me because I had the following idea. I love Chinese culture, architecture, and history! When I found out they had done an adventurers orient series a few years ago, I found some pretty sweet deals and was able to pick up the main orient sets. While I loved the 7416 Emperor's Ship, I thought it was a bit lame not to include the emperor himself, and that it was more like a smuggler's ship than an emperor's ship. I combined a few of those sets along with some others (although unfortunately left my Emperor Chang Wu back home), and came up with the ship below. Let me know your thoughts, and suggestions/etc.! Thanks Here are some more pictures I took: https://www.flickr.c...4194@N05/6Mv27g