Captain Green Hair

If neccesary Admiral Bewier confiscates all ships and they would sail for the Dutch!

Very nice, cannons were often decorated as dragons, snakes or in this case a crock!

The CGH pack yes! Just thought that up hahaha, contains of: -La mort Royale, 46 guns -The yellow thief, 14 guns -The Telesell, 6 guns -The Seagull, 6 guns -Le Requin, 28 guns, ohw no, she was dismantled.. It will grow larger in the future, the yard is never quiet here.

Can i just do the sitting ovation? I'm tired Congrats buddy, if you need help you know where to find me

I might be a great builder, but i suck at CAD. But showing the build of a ship is a nice idea, i'm kinda doing that with the one here. That also consumes most of my lego time at the moment, so if i ever decide to use CAD, it will be at a later point. But if you need some building tips or feedback on a WIP , you can always contact me

Can't find any on the known sites for instructions, guess it's too new. Perhaps you can email Lego, and say that you lost your instruction?

Happy birthday guys, have a great day!

Well we know where it is now!

Cool, definitly has that old New York feel to me. I like the mixing of the new and old brown to make it look like a brick wall, works very well. What part did you use to make the lift raise? (The red grill like part)

Yes! Customer survey via an internet poll is an excellent low cost marketing tool! Question is, do they listen to the outcome?

You rolled them up?

The story tells it very well, and it's a nice build too. Excellent work, keep it up!

Thanks for making this Paul, this is a nice start for beginning shipbuilders. If you are planning on building ships, i advice you to read up on them. Find out what makes a ''sloop'' or a ship of the ''line''. Check out the key features on ships like ''tumblehome'' or the ''capstan''. Ship model galleries like this one, are also a great source of inspiration to me. And you can ofcourse visit museums or even real ships. When i build a ship, i first pick out the type of ship and search for information and photo's on the web. There are a lot of great books as well, i own quite a few about the Dutch VOC ships. I did many hours of studying, visiting the replica ship and what not, before i started building the ''Prins Willim''. The ships i made on prefab hulls can be seen in my BS folder. Ships have been my favourite build subject ever sinds i was a child, and i have made quite a few. I hope this is some usefull information for you shipbuilders, i wish you all the best!

Ha, the Dutch whalers strike again! Nice work Jordan, especially on the photography getting that cold and exciting feel! I love the shape of your whale, but i don't quite get the ''face'' of the animal, is it a special rase?

I could use a load of tan bricks.

You can also make me an offer i can't refuse.

So it can eat 2 people at once? I want one! Thanks for sharing this usefull information IS!

Congrats guys, enjoy the prizes!

Welcome to Eurobricks!

Welcome to Eurobricks, your English is good enough here! There are other Russian members, but we like to keep it in English here.

Welcome to Eurobricks! Like Copmike said, you're not the only one with a serious space problem.

That would be 93,50 dollar.

Hi folks, I've made a copy of my ship the Seagull": For more pictures check the BS folder. I'm willing to sell it for 70 euro's, plus shipping costs to your location. The ship comes without figs. Package will be sent after payment. If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask, please post your offers in this thread and i'll contact you.

Excellent face choice, never saw that one as a mime.

Happy birthday you 2!