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  1. Jacob Nion
    Even a pirate loves his Oma. When looking at builds with dense jungle lurking in one corner, I'm always searching for the native islander hiding in there. Either there is none or his camouflage is excellent.
  2. Jacob Nion
    Benjamin Morgan volunteers for Carno.
  3. Jacob Nion
    In the case of cultural buildings upgrading means that you first have to build a small, license it, then build the medium, unlicense the small, license the medium instead and so on. As far as I understand same with fortresses.
  4. Jacob Nion
    Does the size of this property matter, my dear captain?
  5. Jacob Nion
    Maxim, your updated Index is missing the 2T "El Polla" which MKJoshA captured.
  6. Jacob Nion
    In the name of the Brethren of the Coast, I say humbly thank you for your effort, Harbour Master Maxim.
  7. Jacob Nion
    It's the 4A King of Mardier. With a far cooler pirate name.
  8. Jacob Nion
    And how do you put troops on a ship? I didn't even know that this is possible. Do you write it in the modifier list?
  9. Jacob Nion
    I did not say Eslandola captured a Sear Rats vessel. But the lack of success does not proof the lack of intention.
  10. Jacob Nion
    210 DB- 30% off for sea rats :P And Eslandiards continued to attack Sea Rats. See no problem there. But maybe the Eslandolan masters wish to use our court system to insist against our action?
  11. Jacob Nion

    4x Schweinsteiger? How likely can it be that I get the entire amount of one figure in one box by only buying 8 figs? sigh

  12. Jacob Nion
    I thought that would be "Arrrrr(gh)"
  13. Jacob Nion
    Maybe it was like "whoops, I've already written the entire Advertiser post but accidentally closed the browser without posting it. Next try tomorrow".
  14. Jacob Nion
    There he is! Hurry people, catch him before he disappears!
  15. Jacob Nion
    Again some of the most impressive brick built trees I've ever seen! If I call you a tree lover that's in no way meant as the usual mocking of Avalonian folk. You really have a talent for landscaping. There is an unresitable atmosphere surrounding your build that makes your story even more enjoyable. Great job in both building and creating high fantasy.
  16. Jacob Nion
    Impressive micro scale! The surrounding water is especially very well executed. The trans clear parts make it appear like a lone isle in the middle of the sea. The ship is also a neat build. When micro scale structures make me imagine to walk through the gates and standing on the walls, it's for sure a superb done work.
  17. Jacob Nion
    I'm impressed how well the differently coloured leaves are working together. I myself would have been too afraight of so much colour, but it adds something very unique to the landscape. Same for the large display's base; to combine two square baseplates this way is very smart. All too often I struggle to design something on a whole square base, especially on the front area. You acoided this by so to say cutting out the front and only using the ground you need for the structures. Really well executed work.
  18. Jacob Nion
    That is sad! But the depiction of the impact is really well done. The small flames surrounding the centre of the explosion make it reasonable what happened. And in all this chaos not a single bottle is broiken! These must be some very sturdy glass domes.
  19. Jacob Nion
    Impressive! That is truly a gem of the colonial architecture. Gives me a lot of inspiration.
  20. Jacob Nion
    This looks very accurate to historical sources. Excellent job! I like that besides the popular islander subtheme there's still room for an interpretation of north american native's culture.
  21. Jacob Nion
    I can imagine how everyone complains if the first sea rat air balloon will be launched :) Lovely work as always captain!
  22. Jacob Nion
    First I thought it was looking a bit plain. But then I read the description and I must say it's great how you depicted the pdoblematic agricultural conditions and how to solve them. Very smart work. And the elevation feels very natural.
  23. Jacob Nion
    Those are some giant dubloons! Love the idea you had for this. Gave me a good laugh.
  24. Jacob Nion
    Fantastic scene! I love the bright and colourful architecture. There's so much to discover. I love builds which make you imagine the whole city by just guving you a glimpse of three or four houses. Excellent work!
  25. Jacob Nion
    Thanks KB Thank you very much! It's always hard for me to write outdated english to sound like a 18th century pirate. Thanks! Thank you, there's indeed abranchwood under it. Mainly brown axle connectors Thank you guys. Thanks! I hope it will explode, my settlement will definitely and soon need supplies. Thank you very much. I wanted to try some new water technique with the 1x1 round plates, something different than just throwing them in losely. My men are tough and seaworthy :) Thanks, haha, I guess piggies are my fvourite lego animal so far. But I wished there would be some sort of game from lego. Ahoy captain! Thank you! Yep I can't wait to moc some actual structures. Thank you! Thanks Cap. My inspiration in general was the fact that it was a common naval strategy to set out pigs on islands to have an ongoing food ssupply. The hunt for those pigs was a reason why the real historic buccaneers became excellent sharpshooters. And as you probably know, the word buccaneer refers to the native's word for the wooden grill on which the pigs were roasted.
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