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Marvelous! I can see a lot of details in the large photos. Thanks @KotZ, @CapOnBOBS and @Professor Thaum !

I thank everyone who participated. It was fun and I learned a lot. I am looking forward to the photos.

Increase the ship limits DSC08700 by Philippe, auf Flickr

It is required to increase the ship limits. With more ships, more products can be transported from the plantations to other settlements. That is why Kane held a vote. Representatives from the crew are allowed to vote. DSC08700 by Philippe, auf Flickr Representatives of the crew are honorable gentlemen's and charming ladies. This is really a surprise; the vote was 100% accepted. Unfortunately, those who were against it fell overboard in the last storm. I am very happy to announce that the ship limits have been raised. DSC08693 by Philippe, auf Flickr

It like it very much. The view from the inside and the underground room are great.

Wow! Great collaboration from everyone! It is very good that in the first photo I can see a model of all the buildings, so that I can understand the context. Bees are good for defence. Everything is nicely built and it is a pleasure to see so many photos.

The individual buildings look good. But all together as a city looks much better.

The diorama looks great and a well-told story. The time it took to put the countless bricks together for the border was worth it.

Very nicely built and great photos. I like the tavern with the battlements and the many market stalls. It gives the impression that it is a big place with a lot of people.

Really a very nice ship! Great photos of the construction.

Nice walls and interior. A good idea how you built the fringes on the carpet.

Well-built sawmill with a water wheel. It sounds familiar to me, at the beginning I also had this problem. Digitally you have to assemble the minifigures from individual parts first. A minifigure consists of 8 individual parts.

Another imposing building on a small area. I really like the combination of stone and wood.

The pictures on the wall are beautiful!

Very nice and well built sloop. I like the many interesting details.

The room with the candle holders looks nice. The pictures on the wall are an innovative idea.

Very nice building. I particularly like the entrance area and the balcony with the chandelier.

Many Thanks. Poppy Port is developing.

Great technology when building the wall. I like the house by the pond. Even after 15 minutes of looking at the photos, I only partially understood how the wall was built. Very good puzzle, it's fun figuring out how it was built.

It looks great how the stone floor around the carpet has been put together like a puzzle. The four-poster bed is nicely built.

Thanks for the compliments. This is a really safe place. Thanks for the compliments. You're right. I only noticed it at the end when looking at the photos. I'll do better next time.

Artisan: Royal PDP 01 by Philippe, auf Flickr

Artisan: Royal PDP 01 by Philippe, auf Flickr Many immigrants came to Poppy Port through the Terraversa War. No taxes! This made Poppy Port bigger quickly. All people are free! PDP 02 by Philippe, auf Flickr Welcome at the "Playa de Palma Resort"! PDP 04 by Philippe, auf Flickr The Sea Rats do not have a king and queen. Here the guest is not king or queen. In a complaint, a coin is tossed. If heads the resort wins, if there is a number the guest loses. There are not enough stars to rate the Playa de Palma Resort. That's why we give ourselves 1 comet! It goes without saying that 1 comet outperforms all other stars hotels. PDP 03 by Philippe, auf Flickr 4 bungalows at the beach, 4 rooms on the 1st floor by the castle, 4 rooms on the ground floor by the castle, 4 rooms by the tavern. Each room is 16 x 16. Every room has a window. Candles and lanterns are charged separately. Beds for children in the room have to be paid additionally. PDP 15 by Philippe, auf Flickr PDP 05 by Philippe, auf Flickr There is a restaurant. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included for guests. Drinks must be paid. PDP 08 by Philippe, auf Flickr Some children have built a castle on the beach. Really a very nice castle! PDP 10 by Philippe, auf Flickr The sandy beach is very popular. There are free fruits. Very often dolphins swim by. PDP 09 by Philippe, auf Flickr There is a check-in after the bridge. Pirates, Patriots Attentive residents control the incoming. Any rabble is immediately thrown into the sea. PDP 13 by Philippe, auf Flickr There are positions with cannons on the sea side of the castle. Entry to the castle is also controlled. PDP 14 by Philippe, auf Flickr This settlement is mainly financed by seafarers and explorers. These find doubloons, goods and rich people who absolutely want to donate something. PDP 06 by Philippe, auf Flickr Guests from other factions are also welcome. It really is a very great honor. These are given preferential treatment (they are allowed to pay more for everything). PDP 07 by Philippe, auf Flickr Nobles and important people from other factions are very welcome. Of course, they get a discount (they are allowed to pay much more for everything). PDP 11 by Philippe, auf Flickr The inside view from the buildings is in progress. I will publish it on February 30th. PDP 12 by Philippe, auf Flickr Poppy Port has risen to be a city. "This is Poppy Port!"

A well-done collaborative build. Both parts go well together.

Good idea. I like the build and choice of minifigures. It looks fun.