Mister Phes

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Not sure who the artist or where these drawings are from, but they are apparently "colour in pages"

5 star accommodation! The MOC has been posted on the Classic Pirates Facebook Page. But is there more photos of this grand creation?

Oh aye, laugh reacts:

Thank you for sharing so many wonderful MOCs! We're very fortunate to have such a talented builder frequenting our forums.

Yet another brilliant MOC from @pantelis! Let's post this on the Classic Pirates Facebook page right away.

Nice work! Your post has been shared via the Classic Pirates Facebook page.

Awwwww.... Don't you like pretty piggies?

Instead of a rudder, have a hamster wheel... only for sharks... the sharks swim round and round in a loop which propels the ship forward. I don't think this has be done before but I could be wrong.

Welcome to our forum and thank you for sharing your MOC! Like @Medzomorak suggested... more photos! And if you can photograph your MOC behind a neutral background (like a white sheet or curtain) all the better.

Posted as a story on the Classic Pirates social media...

Nah, that's fine. The LEGO Group officially released a poo brick last year. It seems like you're confusing "doodle" for "doo doo" - or is "doodle" another word for shit where you come from?

Ok... I went to Urban Dictionary where there are multiple alternate definitions and none seemed to match yours. Please explain what you mean...

Please elaborate upon that... Wikipedia defines a "doodle" as: A doodle is a drawing made while a person's attention is otherwise occupied. Doodles are simple drawings that can have concrete representational meaning or may just be composed of random and abstract lines, generally without ever lifting the drawing device from the paper, in which case it is usually called a "scribble".

This is a refreshing submission, thank you for sharing, @Bird Brain! I shall post it on the Classic Pirates social media.

All worship the mighty parrot idol!

Those things always come with yet another pirate captain... and does any one really need another captain minifigure?

Faladrin has been developing the apple trade and the frontpage news trade.

Thank you for that comprehensive analysis, captain!

In the earlier pirate sets the Soldiers and Imperial Guard sets often had red cannons while the pirate sets had brown cannons. However, the original Black Seas Barracuda had red cannons so I assume that's why the cannons in Pirates of Barracuda Bay are red. They should have given the new minifig blue legs to help make this more obvious. Although, this is not too hard to rectify if you have a spare pair of blue legs.

Brilliant! This MOC reminds me of the final scene of Apocalypto.

What a a cosy looking inn... but... I have to be that lad who asks "Where are the minifigs?"

Nice, quick visual overview by All New Bricks:

You mean if adjusted for inflation, the 1989 retail price is equivalent to $229.47 in 2020. Because, according to the Bricklink Price Guide the value of a MISB Black Seas Barracuda has averaged US $849.69 during the past 6 months.