Captain Blackmoor

Please use English on the forum so other people are also able to read the discussion. I just move this to the MOC forum.

I have a picture of the Prince Willem in her current state, I'm not sure if it is useful for the index as it is nothing but a wrecked hull. I'll post the picture later today. It's here in the BL gallery when public.

A magnificient and inspiring build! There are a lot of smart new things in here. The hull looks great, the colours are realistic and on top of that you're planning to place custom sails on her. Tops!

All I can say about this build is that you are doing a nice job here. It's great to see the way you're heading into! This is a very promising build, very nice already!

You and Croissant are doing an outstanding job making this index. I have added it to the Master Index as it contains already a lot of material! I have some additional pictures of the Shtandart, Batavia and Amsterdam which I will post sometime soon. Keep up the great work lads!

Looks great! A simple building, but yet very appealing. The colours are nice and I like the architecture. The crane is a nice touch, and to see an interior in a building is always nice. Your pictures are sharp too!

This is indeed a top-notch MOC, and a great way to introduce yourself to the forum. Welcome! Your creation is filled with details and playability. The innovative and original aspects make this structure very interesting to look at. Great work, I hope to see more from you!

Those pictures are far too big, Eurobricks allows a maximum picture size of 800x600 pixels. Please resize these pictures soon, otherwise I'll have to remove them. This index of helpful tutorials might be useful.

Two of them! This coloursheme looks great too, but I'm not too fond of the red used at the stern. Perhaps something like dark blue fits better. Your fleet keeps growing and growing Commodore, I spot many ships in the background! Great work!

Not the infamous bomb ketch! Welcome back Commodore, spectacular comeback I must say! We don't see many bomb ketches on the forum, perhaps this is the first one! The colours look great and her shape looks good too. I'm only wondering if it wasn't better to use a wide hull? I have the feeling the ship might capsize by the recoil of these enormous howitzers.. Otherwise it's a great build already! I'll follow the progress closely. Good luck Commodore!

This was a very pleasant read! Great storyline, builds and pictures! You have a decent sense of humour as well.

This is very original, the figures look great! I would only ask you to resize your pictures to a maximum of 800x600. This way the page loads faster and the pictures will be better visible on small screens. Irfanview is a great program to resize pictures. And it's free.

You guys are fast! As this question has been answered I'll lock this up.

I think the ship gets better and better, the colours are a bit odd though. I would also make sure the upper gundeck curves more inwards, now it looks like a straight wall. The tumblehome! The sides of the ship where the cabin is situated are called the galleries. Most of the time there are windows in there. Beware though, galleries are, except for the bow, the hardest to make on this scale! Go ahead.

You can really see the pirates thinking: "Noo! Not again!" The beach looks really cool and overall the MOC is nicely balanced. Nice detail, but not cramped which is good. A nice usage of colours and I like the water too. A neat MOC again, you are on the roll lately!

...and done! Please keep an eye out for this Pudz, you don't need to tell people how much you like it in several posts.

What a lovely set of furniture! I have always difficulties to decorate my cabins, the furniture looks always so simple and monotone. You've used several colours in it to make it look like "upper class" furniture. Perfect!

An impressive building indeed! Very detailed, and the colours make it even more attractive to the eye. Please resize the pictures to a maximum of 800x600, as that's the maximum size we allow on Eurobricks. Already thanks, and again, a very nice building!

This is very original indeed! I like the temple roof a lot, the arches work really well. I also like the foliage outside. Nice job.