Mister Phes

This is an interesting MOC to be sure, but the name "Jolly Roger" seems rather generic... However, if we're to read the description on the FlickR page we get some insight as to why the creator titled the MOC in such a way: He also mentions...

This reminds me of the buildings in Woodtick on Scabb Island... We're talking Monkey Island 2: Le Chuck's Revenge here...

What a magnificent outpost! Although, it seems large enough to pass as a fortress, rather than a mere outpost - or am I being too generous? Too bad there aren't more close-ups of the fortress's ramparts and parapets, like there is of this dinghy.

Thank you for sharing! You have a well put together website - it looks slick and professionally designed. Something Classic-Pirates.com should aspire to if the designer ever finds the time to revamp it... Again!

Yer know, if you want people to look at something you've got to make it as easy for them as possible. So providing a direct link to the photos would be a great help!

The part requests were for new parts, not existing. Yeah, it's about time we had an official female LEGO Pirate Captain!

The images aren't loading for me either and it's because the entire "TallShipRaces" folder in BrickWright's account has been deleted. Please rectify this in the near future.

I like this one the best...

Upon further inspection I'm seeing some parallels to King Kahuka's Throne... Just need to relocate the statue head on top of the hut and you'd be there.

Off into the jungle me conquistador brethren go... Bring me back lots of gold they said... Well I'm still bloody waiting! No doubt they're still wandering round the jungle in circles looking at the map. Maybe I should have told them before they left but it seemed hilarious to keep it to myself... There is no city of gold! It's just a legend!

Don't have time for it... So many other things to do these days...

It's just the right size for a jungle outhouse!

The LEGO Caribbean is a very vast place!

Not all eBay sellers are competent at selling nor do they have an in depth knowledge of LEGO or LEGO Pirates, so you end up with purchases like this while the seller remains oblivious to their auction's shortcomings. The more experienced LEGO sellers will acknowledge their error and send you the missing pieces, but if this is an inexperienced seller you probably won't be so lucky. Has the seller responded favourably or at all?

Or you could donate it to charitable causes.

Thank you to everybody who has taken the survey, those who haven't yet have until May 17. Also, if you have any questions or feedback regarding the survey post them here because the people conducting it are interested to know what everyone thinks.

Big Cam you're insane! Why would you like a responsibility like this? It took me ages to get it off my back. For a more sincere response to your promotion, read this post.

Thank you both Walt and darkdragon for joining the Classic-Pirates and Eurobricks crew. Your support and contributions are very much appreciated, because without a continual intake of new volunteers Classic-Pirates.com could not be what it is today. You're in good hands with Big Cam and the crew, so may this be the start of a prosperous Classic-Pirates.com and Eurobricks career for you both.

Actually, thank you very much for stepping up lately and pushing yourself to do more than expected. I've been far too busy to attend to Classic-Pirates.com lately and without you taking initiatives like your recent recruitment drives Classic-Pirates.com might be in a spot of bother.

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