Hiawatha

Amazing build and lovely minifigures, incredible job. Good luck in the contest.

Looks like a great collection and your port is very well protected. Excellent work!

Yeah, I thought the wings would really help him stand out. If you look closely too, the reins are red on this horse rather than black like the other two. Thanks! Thanks also about the last picture, I wanted to show Sanata's Sleigh in action. Thanks and I agree that he does look like a pegasus. Thanks. I used the car parts to give the sleigh a very modern look because Sanata is always using modern technology. He also uses it to run his daily errands.

Very interesting.

Great build! It is incredible.

Great use of the Lego game pieces as puppets, very clever. Great build as well.

I love the water cooler very great touch! The overall build has a lot of life in it even though there are no figures yet. I'm technically telling you this 2011 when you are in 2012 as well.

It's looking great!

I love the one with the Islander, very setting!

Amazing pictures! Hawaii is a wonderful place to vacation.

Welcome also! ypur castle looks fantastic!

I really like the bridge part, excellent work!

Thanks, I thought it would be a good touch.

V-LV-42B Hi, I actually built this a year ago, but I was not a member of this site, so I now present my version of Santa's Sleigh. Enjoy and Happy Holidays! Let me know what you think!

I was thinking that too, it is really nice that they used a classic set in this MOC.

I can't wait for these sets, and even more the MOCs we can make with them.

Nice little outpost and the crabs are a good touch! Keep up the great work!

I took a picture while taking apart te USS Essex. I wanted to show it so you can see what the basic inside strutcure was.

I love this ship! It is amazing and very detailed! I knew it would turn out incredible.

Looks great, I like the daggers.

Your Fleet and its Size (1) Name: No offical name (2) Size: 6 ships (3) Standard LEGO Ships: Brickbeard's Bounty, Two Imperial Flagahips(2010), Queen Anne's Revenge, Armada Flagship, and Black Pearl (4) MOC's: 1 (5) Non-MOC ships: I have a few small models (6) MOC ships: USS Essex (7) Sailors and officers: Varies (8) Favorite minifig & commander: Commodore Hiawatha (9) Ships in dry-dock: Currently only three are together as the others were used to build the uss Essex (10) Wargame with fleet? I have two friends with an old Imperial Flagship so maybe I will someday have a battle Army and Fortifications (1) The French Army (Also used for Americans), British Army, Hawaiian Army, and Spanish Army (small) (2) Officers and troops: French: 40 men and four officers plus three Mamelukes British, 40 men and six officers Islanders: 6 men and four officers Spanish: 2 men and one officer (3) Fortifications: Two (4) Standard LEGO Forts: Two Soldier's forts (5) MOC forts: working on one (7) Favorite Minifig: Napoleon or Wellington (I also really like the Armada captain) (6) Fortification Size: Moderate (8) Wargame with Army: Hopefully (9) Midst of building forts: In the process Final Tally (1) Strength in (a) Ships: strong (b) Men: Strong (2) Collection goal: Army is great, I would just like to get my hands on some of the classic saling ships (3) Sets hunting for in near future: Black Seas Barracudda (4) Favorite set: Imperial Flagship (2010) (5) Construction plans for near future: Make a larger and heavier gunned Essex (6) Links to creations: See my Brickshelf (8) Location of Universe: Anywhere there is water (9) True Location: Pennsylvania, United States of America (10) Backstories, Anecdotes, etc: Someday a large battle will occur between all of my forces

Great to see more pictures! I agree that it will not be a lot easier to follow your MOc since the earlier pictures did not do it justice.

Amazing Armada fort, thanks for sharing this.

Excellent work there!

I agree and an interesting build as well!