Jack Sassy
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She is quite a beauty! Especially love the broadsides and that figurehead. Good job!
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Aye, let us hope they will bring new sets to the table, so to speak.
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General MOC-Discussion, WIP-Help, and Teaser Thread
Jack Sassy replied to Kolonialbeamter's topic in LEGO Pirates
Yer models always have exceptional detail. I am sad to hear that you have lost interest, but the way I see it, in life, one has to do whatever they are passionate about. I would be looking forward to seeing more of yer MOCs. -
Lovely set, would be useful for a pirate town. It does require few more animals. I haven't made the decision of purchasing it or not.
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I believe the buildings themselves can be useful for a pirate town. The model seems to be separated into 3 or 4 parts. The one on the left can be fully used for a pirate town, that guard wall on the right is useless for us and the model next to it can also be used for the said pirate town. Overall, a good set.
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A beautiful model! Goes to show that it is possible to create an opera modular. Well done!
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I like both because each one has a certain artistic style regarding their faces. Besides, it is a lot more fun having a variety of expressions.
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Phenomenal build! Love the vegetation. And those natives blend in with the jungle so well. Good job!
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[Contest] Space Pirates - Back to the Carribean Galaxy!
Jack Sassy replied to Bob De Quatre's topic in LEGO Sci-Fi
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I really appreciate that we had such a good set, however, it was too close to the original. When you put it next to 2020's BSB, the fortress becomes small. I have no clue how they could have fixed the scale issue without adding too much to the price.
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A very detailed fortress, ye have beautiful minifigures to accompany it with. Good job!
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Thank ye for this incredible information. Always interesting to learn more about LEGO Pirates history. Well done!
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Exquisite detail! Love the way you represented such a beautiful landscape. Good job!
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Aye, I am not planning to purchase any other remakes. I be satisfied with what I have obtained.
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Perhaps it be all a marketing trick to earn more money in short term - these remakes become rather popular upon release, therefore, to make as much money as possible in a shorter time, LEGO retires them not too long after release. We buy these sets on day one or so, knowing they retire so rapidly. I be just speculating.
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Congratulations on launching a store for these minifigures, they look splendid!
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I be not expecting any major pirate releases this year, rather a reference in another theme, perhaps a GWP and a character in one of the future CMFs. Still, there is always hope for more remakes.
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It looks wonderful!
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These are wonderful! I especially love the first one. Had there been more free time this month, I would have made a diorama or two of such kind also. Either way, happy Yule!
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I had a hard time choosing 'tween Redbeard, Jack and Ironhook. However, I believe that Redbeard could be the best pirate captain - he went through so many enemies for just one treasure (sure, they be not undead pirates but are just as dangerous) and could comandeer multiple vessels with a very loyal crew (something that Jack could never achieve ), he even can be intimidating when required. Ironhook was a great rival, sadly, he did not have enough appearances to call him the best pirate captain ever. I voted for Captain Redbeard. Aye, I could buy him a new one.
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Merry Yule to ye, Athos! Glad yer doing these for 20 years.
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A beautiful build, love how the cockpit fits so well with the shape. Are those ramp pieces tan or juts yellowed white? Good job!
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Hear, hear! It be about time soldiers obtain a vessel to challenge Black Seas Barracuda with.
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Indeed, I am using quite a few pieces (mostly accesories) for my (hopefully) upcoming MOC.
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He appeared in Hogwarts: Dumbledore's Office.