Count Vroskri

This is an awesome plantation, I love all the plants and greens.

I've tried both and I'd say Studio is much, much better. You can render in Studio and it looks much like this, leading me to believe he did render on studio.

Oh no! Another oleonese Sea Rat! This is a truly awesome build, I love the snot cobbles and the lamppost. Very well thought out and nice.

Great microbuild, those trees are huge!

OK, thanks for the clarification. Aye, that's what I'm wondering - after this what will happen, or is this just to determine the Victor?

Awesome, love the full hull! The colours work so well together. Of the virtual ships built in minifig illusion scale, you are a master. Your ships show great attention to detail and beautiful curvature, and you always top it of with the most beautiful stern. I have had the pleasure of watching you grow from your first ship to these two, and I say I have seen the most wonderful improvement! Well done, keep it up!

This is awesome figure posing! How did you do it?

OK, likewise, if I showed saboteurs sabotaging something offshore, like a ship, would OL/TER lose a ship of that size? Just wanted to check because troop raising is different on land to sea equivalent of sabotage.

I think adding troop raising to the title may have been by mistake. How many people have to be shown to constitute one company?

OK, even if it is like a ship in a shipyard, I. E. Half - Built?

@Ayrlego@Bregir In line with this, if I post a building of a Terraversan /Oleon ship, will they gain a ship of that size?

Thanks very much!

Awesome, still not sure what I should choose...

Never posted before in Lego Licenced, here goes. This is my mod of the Lockwood Estate, and the JP set. Comments and Criticisms accepted! There are more pictures of it on My Flickr. I couldn't find all of them.

She kind of is.... Any ideas for this? She's the same height as @Legostone's la comete, but lower at the stern.

Great Moc-but is that a Sea Rats flag?

Time for an update, not much from me, just some pics. The red sail isn't actually to do with that ship, it's another one. Stern not done yet. Carronades plans. Actual carronade. Feedback welcome!

Awesome!

Awesome!

Wonderful! Looks like I'll have a friend to talk to at the gallows!

Thanks, I hope it will be successful! Thanks!

Thanks, I think I'll probably keep to the fleshies. OK, I'll bear this in mind. OK, I am beginning to be swayed. Indeed they are. OK, I might've overreacted a bit... I hope I'm forgiven. This is certainly true. This haunts me too, but the other way around! This is a great point. Certainly I'll never mix them both, but I can see the point about the repression. I think I can see this from a new light. OK, I'll bear this in mind. Aye... However, I think @Ross Fisher might've changed my opinion. Of course, if I do change, I'll finish my stories first so I can start on a clean slate.

Certainly! Good, I am reassured. Thanks for the help. Good to know there is no rule! This is a good standpoint and I will do this too. Thanks for the replies all!

There are many who would come to Raider's Haven, but only the greatest will pass the rigorous tests. The crew of Sea Wench has been preparing, and a recruitment drive is also taking place for several much larger ships being constructed while Sean explores Raider's Haven. The few who passed the test are preparing for the voyage. A motley crew if ever there was one. There is much to be decided. Cannon is to be supplied, and drinks, and food. Here the doctor has provided a large amount of carrots and bananas as he is a pioneer of a new theory that eating fruit will stop the development of scurvy. Sean, however believes a healthy crew needs a lot of rum. First of course, a catalogue of the crew is needed: Sean Greybeard, Captain Jon Davis, Cook Thomas Palin, Marine Henry Holmes, Captain's Accountant John Friedrich, Pilot (Sets the Course) Madame Loue, Clairvoyant Alexandro de Serifio, Doctor Oliver Parsons, Marine 'Red' Ronnie, Bosun ' Creed', First Lieutenant Abu Ca'pri, Rating Jim Caspers, Marine And thus the crew was catalogued. It is this crew that will embark on a voyage of discovery, both for its Captain and in the name of the Sea Rats.

I've received several complaints about my use of realistic skin tone figures, is this a rule I've missed or just an opinion? What are your thoughts?