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No worries mate, I meant no disrespect. This is quite normal that several people would come up with a similar idea over the years. Actually, this happens quite often with LEGO. Perhaps I would try it if I had any of those big figs.

How come I've never posted here? While the SES is bigger, the BSB is the better ship of the two. The deck looks much better with the long grey plates forming the main deck extending over the entire length of the ship, something the SES and many other ships are sadly missing. Plus the details, lots of them! The BSB looks like a lot of effort was put into its overall appearance. The SES looks just like a ship made to serve its purpose of being dangerous, but not beautiful. The BSB still remains one of the most legendary LEGO sets ever. Just look at the sheer number of times it was remade in various forms, and yes, I even consider the Brickbeard's Bounty and the Brick Bounty to be soft remakes of that set. That having been said, I would really like to see an Icons-style remake of the SES one day for a change...

I saw the effects of the procedure long ago in this Lugnet thread, I wonder if you're familiar with this or did you just come up with a similar idea? Anyway, this is just too radical for me, as the procedure is destructive, as opposed to, e.g. the hull swapping which I once described. The fact that I don't own any of the ugly 4+ figures does not help either.

I'm going to rewatch it pretty soon. And by the way, knowing how deeply LEGO modified Ideas sets in the past, it would not surprise me at all if the final set was a complete ship, and all the action scenes, caves, etc. were moved to a separate build, or even several smaller separate structures. Which would actually be an upgrade in my eyes.

No worries mate, all I meant to say is that I don't remember the film very much... Perhaps it's a good time to rewatch it. Yeah, I've seen it too. It looks like more of a playset than a proper ship. Then again the Barracuda Bay had the feature of conversion into a full ship, so there's always this possibility. As mentioned above, I didn't quite remember the ending. Anyway, the ship seems to be only half-built, the other half looks like this: And it's huuuge, I'm certain the final set will be shrunk considerably.

Well, truth be told, I last saw it maybe 3 decades ago, so... I remember it was fun to watch, and I've read somewhere that the producers wanted to give the ship away for free once the production wrapped, but no one wanted it, so they just scrapped it. But I think it might make a good set, LEGO will definitely add more colours to it.

It has been officially announced that LEGO Ideas® 21363 The Goonies will be released upon 4 November, 2025. LEGO Insider Members may place pre-orders from 27 October. The set will contain 2,912 pieces and 12 minifigures. And it will set yer back: 299,99 € / £269.99 / $329.99 USD / $379.99 CAD / $479.90 SGD / $499.99 AUD / $549.99 NZD LEGO Insiders members who pre-order between 27 October and 7 November will receive 40773 The Walshes’ Attic as a Gift With Purchase. 40773 The Walshes’ Attic ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Original Post Another pirate ship (or in this case shipwreck) is coming! The ship from Goonies will be turned into an official set. https://ideas.lego.com/blogs/a4ae09b6-0d4c-4307-9da8-3ee9f3d368d6/post/2c75bca8-4192-4a03-a4de-750733ab5868

I made a ship using this hull, but with a total of three middle sections: https://www.instagram.com/p/CsTEQzjLyn1/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== All in all, I think it's a good hull, you can build some pretty large ships with those super wide hulls!

I guess you're both right. HMS Challenger was also famous for its scientific expedition, but it did participate in some nasty military actions before that.

Let me reiterate this. Anything PIRATE related can qualify. Build a ship and say it's his old/new ship. Build an island and say it's his old/new hideout. Build an (18th century) lavatory and explain that it's his workplace. And so on...

I can't tell you how dissapointed I will be if half of the bricks are used for the surrounding ice, not for the ship itself! On the other hand, the Titanic was most famous for sinking, yet the LEGO model did not present a shipwreck. Here's hoping the same will apply to the Endurance (but make it minifig scale, please )

Pop culture got my vote, as I even have a MOC idea that could go with it. Too bad it got so few votes... While I did play a few of the Monkey Island games, I don't think it's popular enough for a worldwide contest. Steve is such a weird category, I guess you can build almost anything and say it's got something to do with him.

I suck at counting pieces, even in my own ships. But, considering the brick-built hull, I'd say the 3,500 number given by LEGO for their ship is quite realistic in here too.

Interestingly, there was an Endurance submitted to Ideas once, but it didn't make the 10 000 minimum. I wonder how much the set will be inspired by this. https://ideas.lego.com/projects/2a4bd7a6-68dc-40b8-8fd2-f3c7c0501df8

This AND the new Harry Potter ship? Looks like some expenses are ahead!

We have a picture of the new Harry Potter ship:

Thanks a lot! Thank you mateys! I hope LEGO will release those hulls in more colours to allow for additional colour combinations! Anyway, I'm preparing for another exhibition, in two weeks!

Thanks! Actually, the hull is a combination of pieces from the Mario set and the Friends boat. Anyway, my new ship has already completed her maiden voyage to her first LEGO exhibition. And what an adventure this was!

That's weird, it works on both my phone and my PC. Even when I'm not logged in to Instagram, the video plays just fine...

Absolutely! The truth is, I save most of my heads without eyepatches for soldier minifigs. Well, for anyone who is interested, I have just uploaded a short video to Instagram, showing how various sections of the ship are removable for easier access, AND how the ship's wheel turns the rudder, so check it out!

Have you heard that there's an upcoming Harry Potter set no. 76440 which is going to be a new version of the Durmstrang ship? I bet it's not going to use the 4+ hull, like the previous one: I'm expecting either standard hull pieces or a smaller, brick-built hull. Anyway, let's wait and see if it's worth the attention of us Pirate fans.

Thanks! I just really wanted to use those sails in a MOC finally, and since they're white and dark red, I chose dark red for some of the bricks. Actually, it's a pity LEGO didn't produce hull pieces in dark blue, which would fit nicely with the dark blue rowboats which they did make. Who knows, maybe I'll try a dark blue custom hull in the future. Thanks! I will make a short film showing how it works, but basically, it's the same principle as in historical ships. Check out this image from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship's_wheel#/media/File:Wheel_and_rudder_assembly_(fixed).gif

I think I saw one or two before, I like this colour, really glad LEGO adds more colours for the hulls! Thanks! Thank you Sir! The medium nougat was my first choice, and dark red was used to match the sails! Thanks! The figurehead was initially a minifig, but the dragon works much better in my opinion, I'm glad I switched them.

It's been a long, long time indeed since I last posted a ship with skull and crossbones and a crew of bloodthirsty pirates. Somehow, in the recent years I tended to focus on various factions of soldiers. Well, no more of those boring uniforms! Allow me to introduce you to the Kiss of Death! I also really wanted to use official LEGO sails, so here they are, and they come from the Brickbeard's Bounty set, well except this ship uses more of them! Some more photos... The ship's wheel actually turns the rudder in a historically-accurate fashion. I am planning to post a film showing how this works at a later time. The gun deck. The ship has 12 cannons and I used almost the entire remainder of my cannon supply to arm her. I guess it's either time to buy some more or to go custom in the future! The captain's cabin, as usual. Here you can see the rope moving the rudder. As mentioned earlier, a film will be provided soon to show this in action. I have also uploaded the ship to Instagram, so feel free to check her out in there as well! Also, let me say that I managed to finish the build just in time for a pretty large LEGO exhibition, in which I will participate in less than 2 weeks. Any comments are obviously welcome! Thanks!

Good to see it here! I saw it live at the Olomouc exhibition. I was the guy with the pirate ships, not so far from where you were stationed. It really looks good in the flesh! I also happen to know that it won the best MOC of the exhibition contest (with some tough competitors)!