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Alex75

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  • Birthday 11/11/1985

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  1. We did have the same idea, I already found some good example of tumblehome technique and I'm still looking a way to adapt it on my ship. I want the part over the canon to go back inward. My best idea so far is to attach the sloppy part to the final deck, it will come like a hat to close the second deck. I am now building the structures on which the last deck will lay. I have not yet decided how, but panels will be attached to the third (and last) deck and close the space between second and first deck. They will probably be made of Slope Brick curved 3x1 (50950), as a coating. Hope to show pictures soon!
  2. I was playing blue coats, and my bro the pirates, and I always wanted a ship that match 6286 Skull's Eye Schooner! Here is my revenge :D
  3. Hello, Thanks for your returns ! I'll try to answer to all your questions. So far I intend to build a final upper deck that will be removable. I'm still working on it because as Cousarmy0001 said, I have to keep balance between height and length. But I want to finish that part and see the whole look of it before making any changes. Then I will probably had hull parts, I agree it can only add something and make the whole more impressive. About the canons this is really nice indeed, but a lot more tricky. I am not sure it will allow me to keep the hull shields (Blue arches). Of course the idea of 28 canons is thrilling and I'll think about it more than twice! About the stern, I'm building a dormitory. I did not find any satisfying way to put hammock, so it will be bunk bed. Actually I did find pictures of bunk bed in real war vessels. On the upper deck I'll make the captain's cabin and I intend to put as much detail as I can :) Thanks again for your very good ideas, I'm going back to it!
  4. Hi there, I've started a MOC on LDraw a few month ago and I really would like to share it to get some advice and good ideas! This is my first MOC and the work is still going on. I took the Imperial Flagship 10210 as a start, and gave it another deck. The idea is making a ship of the line, as the glorious vessels built in the XVIII century. To avoid lack of inspiration and being stuck in a dead end, I started from an existing set, as i said it's only my first try. Feel free to give me your opinion and ideas to get it right, and to share your work of course :) https://goo.gl/photos/45xEZNNfxu6pnqsXA
  5. Hello, I was astonished to by your collection ! Well done :) I am really enthusiastic seeing your modified brick bounty. I always wanted a match to pirates ship and your version doing it very well. Thanks !
  6. Hi all, I'll start with a little introducing. My name is Alexis, I'm 30 and living in Paris. I realized a dream a few years ago buy getting all the pirates sets I wanted so much back in the early 90's. And I started to discover the amazing work people where doing by building there own moc. So I started it too, trying to make my own Imperial fort. But the task was to hard and I let it down. I get back on LDraw a few month ago and start a new project, but this time a little easier. I took the Imperial Flagship 10210 set as a start and try to improve it in a ship of the line. a double deck war ship able to defeat any pirates ship :) After a few month, I both wanted to share my work and look for advice, ideas to help me. So here I am, happy to become a member of Eurobricks community! PS: I'll post a subject in the LEGO Pirates section to share my work. Thanks
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