hahaman_in_the_dark

1. Title of work: Pirates Great Airship 2. Production period: 2 months 3. Required parts: 2771 4. Size(cm) (Width x Length x Height): 55 x 36 (15 excluding wings) x 37 This MOC is configured so that it can be assembled only with creator pirateships(31109 x 2) and a white rabbit(31133) without any additional parts. First of all, it is a rendered image. It is modular and designed to be separated into 6 parts: hull, stand, cabin, quarter deck, engine, and auxiliary propeller. Image seen below. It was a bit difficult to take a real picture, so I replaced it with a rendered image. Real model assembly image. The bow boasts a higher height than the previously made pirates battleship back side. The red brick cabins are divided into upper and lower cabins. The bow is high, so the picture taken from below looks quite majestic. A sniper cannon and two machine guns are mounted on the bow deck. Existing curved sail bits were combined with White Rabbit parts and put into making airbags. Compared to normal airships, it is regrettable that the airbag is very small compared to the size of the ship, but I think I should go over it as an over-technological element.... A mechanical device made to express something like an engine. It can be lifted by hand by removing the stand. (Somewhat heavy...) The wings are folderble. This is a stand made of bits left over from making a ship. It is difficult to stand on its own due to the asymmetric shape of the ship and the propeller located on the bottom, so a stand must be manufactured. Separate parts... cabin. I made a large cabins in the previous ship, but this time I can't do that.. The lower cabin is slightly wider than the upper cabin. engine room. The door opens here. here is rebrickable instructions. https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-141840/hahaman_in_the_dark/pirates-great-airship/#details Thank you :)

Thank you. I'm still working on the project after that. For now, I'm looking for other alternatives that are available for 31109.

Last year, I went to Legoland for my son's birthday and bought 31109, so I started playing Lego. I especially liked the pirate ship series in the past, so I tried to soothe the disappointment of 31109, but eventually I started MOC. It was my first time using the studio program, so there was some trial and error, but I somehow completed it. First, the rendering image. I wanted to expand it using only 31109 x 2 parts as much as I could, but there were some parts that were a little disappointing, so I added one 40515 (Pirate and Treasure VIP Add-on Pack). Chains and ropes are a little difficult to express in the program, so I replace them with real photos. The length of the hull was naturally longer, and the height of the hull, which is the core, was raised to the level of the imperial flagship. In fact, I looked for other MOCs because I wanted to raise the hull, but I couldn't find anything I liked, so I started this project, so I was most concerned about it. It's the deck. I wanted to put the lid on it, but I gave up because I didn't have the right parts. A shark is attached to the bow of the ship. I borrowed the pulley included in the pirate inn, which is one of the 3-in-1 assembly options. You can also make mini-boats (see the island of skull) and small treasure islands as spare parts. I also made and attached small cages that put things like prisoners in the rear. The captain's room has also been enlarged, so the captain's head is not getting stuck. The accordion held by the pirate in the back also referred to the pirate inn. The goal was to minimize parts outside of the creator pirate ship and make the most of the existing 31109 box elements. As a result, in addition to the newly introduced elements (size of ship and captain's room, cage), pirate ship sharks, inn watchtowers, inn pulleys, inn accordion, and skeleton island mini-boats are designed to be seen in one model. More details and instruction are available at the link below. Rebrickable Pirates Battleship Thank you for read this long text.