Jack Sassy

Ye may wish to look at this topic, I find it to be very helpful:

@SpacePolice89, thank ye for informing us! The day has finally arrived, long have I waited for an opportunity to create an account.

Perhaps the colour could win ye over, if ye mixed it with something a tad darker... As ye well know, some details must be sacrificed for the sake of the scale. So I see, I still find this part hard to work around with. One of these days ye must tell me about more uses for this part in vessel building. This design is impressive, though most likely not for me, I wish to keep visibility through the window. So I imagine ye will make a double window - another one on the exterior. Thank ye! Impressive display of progress! I admire just how fast ye are building this fine beauty.

If ordered by separate parts, Bootstrap Bill is also quite affordable, though, in yer case, that is not important. The design on the left hand side seems a lot more accurate. Did ye experiment with small flame pieces instead of vines for some ports? That is impressive! How did ye achieve connection for those tiles as lattices? I meself am looking for a new lattice window solution. Overall, good progress! Out of curiosity, in terms of bricks, how tall is the vessel's head?

A beautiful rendition! The reflective surface of those fluted bricks creates an interesting pattern for the wings. The colours go together so well, I especially appreciate the subtle accents of yellow. Good job!

An impressive display! I do like that the record was pressed on the Epic label, it always looks lovely.

Indeed, this presentation could benefit from better pictures, but yer MOCs are still impressive! Good of you to take notes from the masters, both vessels are grand, from the rigging to the cabin connections. Good job!

This is impressive! Could be used for a Baroque composer.

Is the deceased pirate captain's torso there too? That seems useful, though not for me, as the closest LEGO store might just be in Poland.

Impressive work! This seems quite complicated, LEGO is stepping up on the engineering side of things! One thing I would suggest is to leave the cabin without the cannons. As ye mentioned before, it will help with the space for the individual rooms. Good work so far!

Aye, I agree. Would it be possible to modify the captain's cabin so that a figure may enter it through the main doors?

I know what ye mean. A shame, but all is good. Perhaps someone else will undertake this daring task.

Thank ye for thinking so higly of me! If I had additional funds, perhaps... What do others think about this idea? I believe that @Murdoch17 could be tempted by it.

The thought just ocurred to me. @Mister Phes, do ye think this whole build could be modified into a proper galleon?

Interesting. Perhaps I could help you out in my free time, see if I have a 'knack' for it, as some would say. Of course, if that be alright wth ye.

This is beautiful. The colour scheme works wonderfully. The bus makes this whole build even better. Good job!

I be not sure what this is about but it sounds intriguing. Do ye have any examples to produce?

Actually, I had not considered it. Though it is too narrow for my project, this is an ingenious design. Thank you for sharing!

Greetings! Lately I have been testing some arched lattice window designs as one is required for a project. The official 1x2 design is too small, but a 1x3 wide design would be perfect. While researching, I found the best lattice part to be this 1x4 fence piece. After a few failed ones, this is the best design I have come up with: However, this design is not completely perfect: while formwise the mudguard piece fits perfectly, it does cover the upper part of the window from the inside. I do not own any 3mm pneumatic tubes, nor do I know how to work with them in Stud.io. Perhaps those could be a good answer, or not. What do others think of this, perhaps someone can come up with a better solution? I would much appreciate some ideas or even other designs. All the best, Jack Sassy

Aye, but I went through some of the sets I own and it seems that quite a lot of them include the stickers. Most notably of all the Orient Express with its infamous gold stickers.

I echo yer frustrations, nevertheless, this could help in some MOCs... My memory is a tad dusty when it comes to LEGO IDEAS, do these sets often include stickers?

The new Goonies Inferno set has a useful sticker of the ship's name, as seen in the Brickset review:

This is starting to remind me of Fort Legoredo. Keep up the good work! I have always wondered how would Passage of Jun-Chi connect to all this. Are ye planning to add it too?

Well, it seems that I missed it.

Ah, I missed it the first time. We seem to have a fine galleon on our hands, though the hull seems a tad static.