Captain Zuloo

That was fantastic! Well done man, the animation was supurb. The plot was a little strange, but it made it interesting and captivating. Made the audience want to continue watching. The most impressing thing for me was your panning shots of the people in their conference about what to do. When the camera moved from person to person, it was very smooth. Fantastic mate, tops!

Happy birthday folks, I do hope that you have great days and recieve lots of LEGO and fun with your family and friends! Happy birthday guys!

I'll second it!

Like I said, I'll rip your head off for that. Greaseman or Elanor, can one of you do me a favour and shoot the dog?

Hmmm...I think someone wants a title...

Which is exactly why we are going to be creating something better than what already exists!

+1 Teddy or Captain Green Hair to put it all together.

Fantastic effort guys! I first heard about this on LAML Radio, and I loved it. The keying was tops, and the animation was outstanding! I truly look foward to seeing more, even though I'm not a big SW fan. Keep up the great work!

Fantastic brickfilm sir! The animation was great, as was the story. The camera angles were also fantastic and the lighting was good. All the technical business with brickfilms was certainly mastered here. Well done.

Well it certainly beats the crap out of the normal LEGO tree! I love the leaves, although you should do something with the trunk. I'm not sure what exactly, but at the moment it's a little...square...

Righto Eilif, I'll really annoy you here, but I honestly think you should go with CGH's idea. The colour scheme is brilliant, and with such a high quality layout, it would be a shame if you had to resort to a yellow or blue station. So in this rare case, I would suggest that you buy parts specifically for the MOC.

Ah, but now the Eurobricks Brickfilm and Comic forum will be an even better place to get started in the world of brickfilms!

Indeed, the staff seem to have well taken care of moving things to the new forum. There has clearly been a lot of preparation and thought gone into here. Thanks guys!

Hey, who's throwing rocks at the boiler? I'll rip yer head off!

Fantastic work Eurobrics staff! The graphics are brilliant, as is the skin. I'm glad to see that my persistance has paid off. And yay, first post in the new Brickfilm and Comics forum!

Ok, not much, but an idea that I came up with this afternoon whilst playing with my LEGO bricks. This is where the staff are first inspecting a jammed drive rod before it is discovered that the Johnson Rod is the problem. I tried to keep it a colour photo whilst maintaining the old feel that TheBRickster has achieved in his supurb photographs for this great mystery. I may get a chance to actually build something in the near future, but probably not. So for now, this is my contribution to the building challenge.

On behalf of myself Erdy and Zorro, I'd like to thank all the dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly to maintain the Classic-Pirates.com blog. You're all doing a mighty fine job! And also a big thanks goes out to Mister Phes, the founder of the site of whic we have become so attached to. Classic-Pirates.com is a large part of my life these days, and I'm proud to have my name come up on the first Google page when Classic-Pirates is searched.

I didn't recognise any of the users who are celebrating a birthday today as regular contributers to the forum (well not the Pirates forum anyway) when I looked this morning. Now there is another member who is having a birthday and I know she is a regular contributer as she has posted every day she's been here! So happy birthday, and again, welcom to Crystal! And happy birthday to you others if you even exist anymore.

Fantastic! It's great to have another Pirates fan on board! Are you familiar with the Classic-Pirates.com blog? Welcome to Eurobricks!

Well done Mister Talon Karrde! A lovely little vignette if I do say so myself, and this has been covered on the Classic-Pirates.com fronpage.

Good pickup commander, we'll have to keep a lookout for it!

Teddy, this is bloody fantastic! I love the way it looks big and grand, but the platform area is small and compact like in the Classic Town style. You did very well here mate, keep up the great work. Tops! Who is Dave?

Congratulations Commodore, this has been covered on the Classic-Pirates.com frontpage!

Very well done! Look out for this on the frontpage of Classic-Pirates.com in the very near future!

Nice ship man, and welcome to Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com. But your images are waaaay to big, and people with slower connections will hate you for it. I suggest you have a look at our Batch Image Resize tutorial. But nice ship, and I hope you enjoy your time on the Classic-Pirates.com forum.