riverprawn

I don't know if this has been posted before, but ObsidianMD with the Numerals plugin helped me a lot when designing a scale model. And the Markdown note: # Unit definition ## Scaled base unit ```math scale = 35 createUnit('ldu', unit(scale * 400,'um'), {override:true}) ``` ## Define units based on LDU ```math createUnit({stud:'20 ldu'}, {override: true}) createUnit({brick:'24 ldu'}, {override: true}) createUnit({plate: '8 ldu'}, {override: true}) createUnit({'plastic': '4 ldu'}, {override: true}) ``` # Test ```math 1 stud to mm ``` ```math 3m to stud 2m to stud 1m to stud ```

My version which replicates the SDWVB combination.

Thanks for the helpful advice. Added it to the first post as your suggestion :)

Copied from the description page of this MOC on Rebrickable: And there are more pictures on my bricksafe page. Extended Pirates of Barracuda Bay. - Bricksafe Designing - Bricksafe

Yes, I used it to test the noise of my rendering server. That device is in the photo because that was the only photo I took of the final version of the frigate before I left home. And I am working with my wife on the new house we are moving into, in a place far from home.

Used two sets of 21322 Pirates of Barracuda Bay The instructions and source file can be downloaded from rebrickable (w/o the instructions for frigate) : https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-117912/riverprawn/extended-pirates-of-barracuda-bay/ There is also a frigate mode, but I don't have time to finish the frigate mode instructions for now.

Hi everyone. I just got this set as a birthday gift. This set looks amazing from the front. But I don't like how it looks from the back. So I bought another set, added a third island and also an extra section to the ship. I added an elevated walkway between the original set and the third island. All the walkways are illuminated by lanterns. I also added some sail lines to the ship. The island with ship sections removed.

A little modification of the box at the rear of the cabin. This will fasten it better to the deck.