Captain Zuloo

Haha, I took that for granted when I saw the thread name and creator.

Looking very nice Port Builder Extroadinare! I really love your unique way of building. One suggestion I'd give is that you straighten up the stones on the end of the dock - as they are now, they are so random I'm suprised that they're even still standing! I'd straighten them up a little. Otherwise, it looks great! We'll soon have to make an index for all your awesome port MOCs.

Wow! I love these Pennsylvania coaches, I saw them on Brickshelf and wondered who they belong to. Amazing work, it truly is. I love your bogie design, you turned a usually 6 stud wide bogie into 8 studs wide, something that I'm planning on doing with my Emerald Night cars - when I buy some more of them! And the loco is great too - you should build an entire railway with these things.

I would suggest you build brickbuilt masts with 2 x 2 bricks to find the heights you want. Then you can work out what part combination comes closest to that - I'd tell you exactly the height of each mast section, but I'm away from my LEGO at the moment. But test it out before you spend any money, and keep us posted on your ship progress! And welcome to Eurobricks, I'm sure you'll have a great time here! P.S. Keep an eye on Classic-Pirates.com for daily updates on fresh news, MOCs, announcements and information on LEGO Pirates!

After Captain Green Hair constantly bugging me about it , we have decided on a name: Drumroll... Out of the Blue

It looks a bit long indeed. Maybe it could be improved by adding something underneath it between the bogies. Some sort of motor thing, I'm not sure what it's called, but most of the LEGO trains have them. Otherwise, it looks tops mate.

I second that motive. Let's check our pins.

I'm sending you a PM so we can discuss this with the rest of the team.

Oooh, that was a mistake, now everyone will want their sigfigs drawn. Just ask HoundKnight.

Fantastic! A minifigure set for sure! I have frontpaged this, it's quite amazing.

I'd be more than happy to captain a team.

If that is the case, it could be JC. Assuming her and Mrs. Thornton are in fact different people.

As discussed over here, maydayartist doesn't have sufficient parts to do that. But I think that's ok, because the water is on top of the sand after all. It's only a plate high, so it can be just the tide coming in.

Yes, maybe raising the seats up one stud and making them seven studs wide would look better. Looking great Phred, keep it up.

Great stuff Erdbeereis! I actually saw this the minute you uploaded it to Flickr, but I only just found the thread. The watr technique is really inventive, and as I always do in MOCs, I love the bird. You are certainly getting to be a better MOCer by the day, and before we know it, you'll be EB's best!

Dave, I found your BrickShelf folder. Man, you should take some more pictures of your layout and give them the thread they deserve. That was some fantastic stuff mate. I'm not sure why there was a hole in the middle of it, but the rest was totally awesome! You guys have some dangerous potential with the brick, I'm sure of it! Well done.

I'm going with Bulldog - no point waiting around, I want to solve a mystery!

Did not! I flogged it from Sean Kenny. NOTE: This member tells lies! So Dreamweb, did you score any LEGO?

Great work TheBrickster! I'm really loving your variations on your town. The poor citizens of Train Town will never learn their way around if you keep changing it! I like the way the train shed is at an angle - it gives the layout some realism. LEGO is square, so a non squared structure as a major feature is a nice change. I was a tad upset to not see the crocodile on the tracks, but with your classy new shelves it gives you the option of running trains more freely and switching them around at any time. And the train yard has no tracks? Great work TheBrickster, kepp up all these train creations!

I'm always wrong hey?

Amazing work maydayartist! Frontpage stuff indeed. Potentially the best harbour MOCs I've seen, certainly up with Z's fort. Tops mate!

Ah, so it's a book in a box...so the parts aren't from other sets, they are actually unique to this one?

I'll register... just in time too it seems. Name: Captain Zuloo Team: Blue Coats

Well isn't that interesting - in the game Camilla has brown hair and in Brickbeard's Bounty she has black hair.

That's a fantastic find woody64! We'll have to see if we can get the builder to sign up at Classic-Pirates.com! Well done Mister Hornbricker!