BlueBard

Great work! Could we know who's the bride?

It's a real pity! You propose a lot of new and very interesting elements from Indiana Jones' sets useful on pirate MOCs It's really an amazing composition. I would have voted for you in Large Class. Maybe some administrator could let you still participate on the contest? I hope so!

Finally! Theser are my votes: Impulse class: Duke (Because of his simple and at the same time lovely model ) Small class: Jaudeau (A model specially well built and respecting the classical official lego pirates style. I can really see it in a 1992 or 1993 catalogue ) Large class: Fluyt (Great MFs and a lot of weapons! I thinks it's quite well designed, and with this little arcade it's a perfect beginning for a little harbour or something... ) Good luck to everyone!

Nice scene, indeed! It's not very usual to watch native against natives, and the tapir is quite well done

I love all these medieval life scenes of yours, really! Those sheeps are quite well done, simple but effective, just as the architecture of the building and specially the roof And must I say the disguised skeleton is too funny? :skull: Great job!

Looking at your poll about possible new species in the pirates theme I thought I really would like to put some sea gulls in this diorama MOC, maybe with a little nest in one of the roofs... I've been looking for ideas around there, on brickshelf and mocpages but nothing great... (I think the best one it's this one from baronsat.com) Nevertheless, has anyone any idea who could help me? Thanks!

Toucans would be really lovely! My vote's for them!

I must say just one word: MASTERPIECE!!!!!

Well, looking at the way those cabins are disposed there they should be a place for the cannons, shouldn't they?

LOL Your hippopotamus are just so well done! And what can I say of your chicken travellers?

Thank you very much, guys! You gave me a real good idea for one of the tavern's rooms...

Thanks for the comment! LOL The interior is not well designed yet (I still need some ideas) but I don't think I'll do a LDD project for that. I prefer doing it while I'm building the rest but I can say there will be a little kitchen, a wine cellar and a couple of rooms in the tavern, and a fireplace in every floor. However I don't have any ideas for the store's interior, apart "stocking" and maybe a little desk... Any suggestion?

No comments at all?

Personally I would like to see Mr.Phes too or Mr.Phred . I think they are two quite friendly members, allways ready to help and, what's most important, completely devoted to classic-pirates.com so we can be completely sure they would do everything to keep this fantastic forum on. My nominations are for them.

Nice job! But it doesn't looks like... too cute and friendly?

Nice and original work!

I don't know Photoshop neither, sorry Talking about the resolution it really depends on every Decal but I use to arrange it around the 600 pixels I hope this helps you!

I'm not precisely a lego-space fan but I totally agree with you: it would be AMAZING to see some Alien lego sets! But as have been said here, I'm afraid they're too violent and bloody for the TLC so we'll have to wait to see if they will create "adult" lego sets

Now I understand... In fact yes, I do some plans on grid paper, just to see more or less what is MOC lo going to be and the bricks I'm going to need. After that I use to do a project with LDD to take references and measurements. But I also use to improvise when I'm building so many things of my MOCs are really on the fly Here are the LDD projects: the base (with a little sewer in the middle and marks for the two buildings), the tavern and a store: Comments are allways welcome!

I think that's because you resized the picture (I used to have the same problem). Try to change the resolution instead of the size But, I'm afraid I don't know how to do it with MS Paint, sorry Maybe someone else could explain it to you?

Poor forestment... LOL Nice MOC, specially because of the original story!

Ah, you know, for those builders you have to travel to the past, bring them here, find pieces of eight to pay them... Those modern ones were easier to find and cheaper! By the way I remember I still have the projects for this MOC I did in Lego Digital Designer. I'll try to post it here

Amazing MOC! I really like it very much because it's simple but at the same time full of little details, like the fences, the tree. the hammer, the axes of the door... By the way, welcome to EuroBricks!

Cool! Nice find! It has a real nice looking, it just makes me think about the real classical Lego Pirates Sets

I don't understand you You ask me if I have made a project of that or if I have inspired my MOC on real plans to do the floor?