ManInATopHat

Those are awesome! Great detail, beautiful colours. High quality I can tell. Also, I like how you used a mini figure "clutch" hand on the torso of Echo (I think it's Echo). Lego creativity right there.

I've had vivid pictures of these guys in my head for a long time now, and I'll do my best to describe them here. The Admiral -Closed Red Coat with high golden collar -White pants, possibly striped -Golden pocket chain -Black bicorner hat, gold embroidery, red feather -Grinning, noble face, perhaps a subtle beard. -A sword or a flintlock pistol, maybe even a compass or pocket watch -Gold buttons -Large knighthood medal on right side, campaign and valour medals on left chest. The Golfer -Red polo, perhaps with white stripes and a little gold lion on the left breast -Khaki shorts or pants, or plaid golf shorts -A baseball cap or traditional Scottish hat of some sort -A golf club and ball -Grinning, perhaps laughing or focused face The General -US army style, 40s -Closed olive green coat, gold leaf embroidered chain -Many medals -Coloured squares for rank -Olive green pants, red stripes on side -Determined, grey moustached face, stubble, with cigar (if lego doesn't find that too profane ) -Green officer's cap, golden eagle on front -Baton, or revolver pistol The Soldier -Olive green, sweaty coat -Olive green pants -3 chevrons on side of arms -Determined, cleanly shaved face -Single medal -Classic 40s style M1 Pot helmet -Battle rifle or Tommy Gun (Overall a WW2-Korea-'Nam style american soldier) The Egyptian Soldier -Bare tanned chest -Toga style garment covering legs, part of torso -Classic style headdress -Spear or axe for weapon -Yelling face (If I forgot anything I'll be sure to add it in)

The fort ruins, sand, and dock are quite nicely detailed. The water could use some work, but it's still pretty good. Overall, a good build.

Haha! That's awesome! Great find!

I wouldn't really suggest it. I know that, historically, some weather decks were white varnished, while others were just stained planks. As far as I know, a classic colour scheme for the outer hull would be black with yellow striping on the gun decks.

That is sweet! Nicely "steampunkified" creation, very detailed, very attractive. Outstanding creation!

Very nice MOC, I really like how you managed to make it look run down.

Good review!

Phew! That's nice! Great details, intricate texture in some places. Great work!

That's pretty nice! Like, the detail is good, and the shot is pretty decent. I like it, nice work.

Haha! That's awesome! I can see how you had fun with this....

WOW! That's awesome! Incredible detailed and accurate. You blew me away!

Wow! Your bro can certainly build! She's a beauty to say the least!

Nice boat! I do believe this might be more belonging in the Pirates forum, but oh well. Very nice detail, and I like the sail.

Good Lord. Those are so awesome! (If only I could get my hands on one....)

Nice! You've included a lot of historically accurate detail, which I like. Great work!

Really awesome! I like the design of the port, with the detailed dockyard and town together, and the classic fort overlooking the two. Great work! (Might I recommend placing larger versions of the pictures in the post?)

I like both of them, very creative Popemobile Lol.

Nice, I like the soldiers.

Holy cow... That's huge! I love the colour scheme and details. Great work!

Cool, but I find that the rear Cabin expands outwards too much, making the ship look funny. Other than that, she's nice.

Very cool! I like the detail. The towers remind me of the "Big Ben" set.

That's awesome!

Very nice, I like the road a lot, nice detail.