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No, I don't have the set. I tried to look around tiktok. The instagram post is a dead end. There's an update with request for sharing denied.. *By the way, they really went crazy with the prints on this one.

Does this image help in any way?

Modeled sails for the Black Seas Barracuda 6285 are in the LDD parts repository. We can import them in the Part Designer. Add connection points and import into Studio to attatch to the model. I think, Carribean Clipper sails are also modeled.

I can't, because I don't have the rights to the design. I put it here on the workbench https://rebrickable.com/users/huguberhart/workbench/38811/

@Siroco @icm Will's wife's second cousing works in the shipyards.. watched the ship being built. He described it to me and.. Dropbox link to the ship model

Since the official instructions are out and the parts palette has been added to studio, I've updated the io file on the studio page in the comments.

Thank you for the shoutout @Marooned Marin :D I've been trying to create the sails to complete the look, but maybe later :P

Thank you! I put the LINK to the io file in the comments there. I went to the Lego Store to see the build but I didn't get the ship either <shrug> It looks great in real life!

Thank You! It's just a recreation. I always browse the forum and I see all the great MOCs here. I hope it will be used to make more stuff. Anyway, here's a gallery with all the images I generated. Some are just 800x600, but there are 1600x1200 and 2048x1536. One 4K at 4:3.

Hello, If you would like to mod the new Black Pearl.. I mean Jack Sparrows Pirate Ship, then maybe this build will help you: Dropbox to the bricklink stud.io file Bricklink studio gallery post

A great looking ship. I love how you managed to use the same colors for all the bricks of the bow. The rigging is of scale model quality.

Hello, I've been following your tutorial. I couldn't find a free copy of SolidWorks, so I downloaded Fusion360 Free Edition. The program let's me create .obj files. These files can be imported directly into Studio Part Designer. *Thank you for great tutorial by the way!