Piraten

Hi maties. Im looking for photos of the soldier from this commercial. I have the pirate boi at home and have decided to make a soldier in same size. I have look all over. Maybe someone have photos somewhere. ? Or someone with the skills to make the video into photos ? Hope someone can help ?

Thanks :) You mean the lightblue globe on the top of the crown ? On the real crown its a full globe and not a half like I made it. But i had problems with finding more of the lightblue pieces. Had to look at the cost of the parts :) And on the real crown its not that big. So decided to go half also to tone it down. Yes there is a picture....... :) When It hits the 5.000 supports on Ideas i will maybe make a new photo :) A drunk king with a lot of wine

I love it !!

No they dont allow photos of people on Lego Ideas. And have not tried with the photo of all the regalias... Don't think they will allow the 3d printed items.. But will try :)

Thank you. And let me know if you need more info for the post you are preparing :)

I uploaded them to flicker also

Should I email the photo ?

Off course. You can use the photos you want :) :) I also have photos just with me and the crown. :)

Blown away. Just amazing. :) Love the texture. The details. The curves. How long time did it take to build ?

Great job on the arch :) Love the minifigs :)

This is so insane.. All the details.. Fu.... :) Nice job.

Some is Lego.. :) Other are 3D Prints. :) And some red velvet... And if I would steal it.. It would be from Rosenborg in Denmark. Inspiration is the crown of King Christian the 5th. https://www.kongernessamling.dk/rosenborg/object/christian-5-s-krone/. A lot of people tells me that they think its a real crown. It's LEGO ;) And please remember to support on Ideas ;)

Caswell was allowed to Lego Ideas :) https://ideas.lego.com/projects/01016b9e-4de9-420d-a7ff-55471f96c451

This MOC is inspired by the Danish designer Jim Lyngvild and his book about the royal line. Based on Christian the 5 coronation crown which is part of the Danish crown regalia and are exhibited at Rosenborg Castle. It is meant to be easily recognizable via the light blue globe, as well as the shape with 8 diamond-studded hangers, and of course the large blue sapphire in the front! Who wouldn't like to have their very own treasure made out of bricks!? Perhaps someone who plays princess or king with his own crown or the pirates where it is part of their hidden treasure... or the knights returning from a crusade and have to coronate their new king! This will make a fantastic display piece in any environment. There are many more play options. It was an enjoyable build and many other LEGO collectors should enjoy this special build as well. Contains approximately 4,000 pieces. Hope you enjoy it! SUPPORT HERE

This is insane.. :) Love it

When I see this I have to re-think my storage... The pile of Lego is just growing and growing..... And minifigs and parts i use most time on to organize.. Bricks is just mixed because I build best with a mixed pile.... But Minifigs... its killing me...

I will... But I think know the response..

Im still pissed... Total wrong call... 3 pirates projects in last round.... But hey... My Fortress is on display in LegoHouse so i will survive..

Yes I discovered that :)

LOOKS GOOD !!! I will go and support

Would love to help with the Facebook if needed.

I just do :) No all the retailers of Lego get a plan for 2021... And no pirates... They just got the plan for the second half of 2021... And beside that.. I talked to a Lego-employee... No pirates.. But hey.. Lets hope we can get a pirate project trough the new Bricklink/ Ideas thing.

There is no pirate-related in the pipeline.. I know for sure.. And we can submit Imperial sets again. So my project that was turned down last year is now on Ideas.

Thanks :) I tried to only use parts from the bay. I think it could be done. But would be different. Thank you. One of the best classics

Made this. 98 percent is parts from the Barracuda Bay. 123440794_189914126004391_8079115300225407876_n by Brian Vestergaard, on Flickr Chekout other photos here.