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  1. LM71Blackbird
    I moved the sails so they don't look quite as crowded. I also threw in some extra details and coloring. I also added a fully stock lower deck. I didn't take any renders of that though. Large Xebec 2 by LM71Blackbird, on Flickr
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    Cool build and awesome video showing how it's made!
  3. LM71Blackbird
    Nicely built ship Roadmonkey! Lots of cool details even though it's a small ship. Keep up the great work!
  4. LM71Blackbird
    Cool little build! You packed in a lot of details for the small moc!
  5. LM71Blackbird
    Entertaining MOC! It makes Moby Dick look like a friendly goldfish!
  6. LM71Blackbird
    Another beautiful mini! Never thought of using the rowboat for a full hull. Great job!
  7. LM71Blackbird
    This is so cool!
  8. LM71Blackbird
    It's from the Judge of the series 9 minifigure collection released in 2013 found here: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?M=col138#T=S&O={"iconly":0} The torso only comes in a red and black scheme with the white tie, which would actually work out great! Showing Corrington colors at an important event is even better. Here's the torso: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=973pb1312c01#T=S&C=5&O={"color":5,"iconly":0}
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    Ok, I'll play around with the design a little bit. Thanks! Your're right, the sails are a little to close at the moment, so I'll separate them a little and see how that looks.
  10. LM71Blackbird
    Welcome to Eurobricks! You'll definitely find loads of inspiration here!
  11. LM71Blackbird
    Thanks! The coloring is not completely final yet, but red, white, and black are there to stay! Cool! Can't wait to see what you come up with!
  12. LM71Blackbird
    Welcome to Euro Bricks!
  13. LM71Blackbird
    So, I decided to toy around with another xebec ship design. It's the same as my smaller one a couple of pages back, except I widened and lengthened the hull and added a fourth mast. I think it is looks pretty cool, but I'd like to see what you all think as well! I don't think it's 100% historically accurate , but like I said, I thought it looked cool. Thanks! Large Xebec 1 by LM71Blackbird, on Flickr
  14. LM71Blackbird
    Thank you!
  15. LM71Blackbird
    Much better! It's makes me want one! Again, beautiful looking model!
  16. LM71Blackbird
    Great story and wow, that building is awesome! Great details all around!
  17. LM71Blackbird
    Sweet looking rat rod! Great job on all the engine details!
  18. LM71Blackbird
    Nicely built house! Simply but elegant.
  19. LM71Blackbird
    Nicely narrated story from the past Mesabi! And congrats on 1 year sailing and fighting on the Brick Seas!
  20. LM71Blackbird
    Great looking builds! Keep up the awesome work!
  21. LM71Blackbird
    Beautiful model! The details and curves are fantastic! The only thing I'd like to see is the roof folded and unfolded from raised up perspective. Great job though and keep up the awesome work!
  22. LM71Blackbird
    This is really, really cool! Great job on the stop-motion, and the automation is awesome! Keep up the great work!
  23. LM71Blackbird
    Welcome to Euro Bricks! It's good to have you! Since writing and fantasy are your strong suits, you should definitely checkout the LEGO Historic Themes. You should be able to find something that fits you build preference there.
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    Nicely done Mesabi! Now all you need is several large factory to produce the required toppings!
  25. LM71Blackbird
    Thank you! I wish I could take credit for it all, but I just had my hand in the masts, rigging and some detail work. The hull design credit goes to Legostone. As for the deck numbers, I have no clue... that would be a question for more experienced ship builders... Your very welcome! Yes, if I remember correctly I did receive payment. The stern was Legostone's, I merely added more details and colors and rounded the stern walls.
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