Captain Blackmoor

I really like it. The red colour represents the old Spanish Armada well. I like what you have done with the bow, we don't see that kind of bow on many prefab hull ships. Sails and rigging look good to me. Any chance on having a picture of the stern?

I'm looking forward to see the party. I wonder if there are any rooms avaible in which they want a lot of pirates to party and trashing the place?

He looks pretty scary to me, not something I want to encounter deep inside the pyramids. I like the way you've made the scorpion. Very creative.

Congratulations Bonaparte on having the right to sit on the ambassadors throne once again! Good luck!

Have you seen this tutorial? It might be useful in order to deeplink pictures into your post. Click here From what I've seen from your Flickr page it is a nice port, perfectly fit for a pirate looking for a brawl. The stonework everywhere makes the place look old and classic. Excellent work.

Nope. Seems to be you have to adjust your private settings.

Dead. Of course I will attend to the party, I will bring my keg of rum and Turkey drumsticks. Ain't that lovely? And it shouldn't be that hard to figure out on which side I am. The Blue side of course. PM will be sent soon. I guess I can't smuggle a 24 pounder cannon in there?

A nice vessel you've got there already. Adding a few more decks would do her good indeed. It's nice to see you are trying to implement a tumblehome technique, I'm looking forward to that. Let me know if you need any advice. Good luck with the build!

That looks great! I like the three kinds of architecture used in the building. Stone, plaster and wood. The surroundings are very nice but I think the bridge could use some work. Congratulations with your MOC, it's awesome.

She is becoming a beauty Mister Béjaune. Lovely sight so from the distance. The sails are a nice eye catcher already, and it will be even better is she's fully rigged. Captain Greenhair already provided feedback on the ship from this angle, I do not really have something to add. But I would die for some close up shots!

The Great Forest holds many secrets, legends and myths. Only two things have been proved, from which one fairy recently. One of these proven facts is the Great Forest is huge, and until now everyone has failed to cross it. There are a lot of odd plant species the world has never seen, legends say the potions brewed from these plants will heal even the greatest wounds. The other proved thing is the Forest houses Goblins, these creatures live in their village 'Grumnite'. No one has seen it, no one knows exactly where it is, and until now there are no survivors. This gloomy place consists of a few parts. The Totem Pole The place where the Scorcerers, Warlocks and Wizards worship the Totem Pole and the Gods, brew their potions, cast their magical spells and summon powerful otherwordly beings. The Gather Fields The fields where the Goblin farmers harvest their crops, where the Woodcutters cut the logs, the Goblin fishermen fish and the Scorcerers find their herbs. The Food and cooking area Where the Goblin cook prepares the food in his large kitchen, where the storehouses are and the large dining table for the whole village is. The Warhut The Goblin Warchiefs gather around their large table to plan their next action, the Goblin smithy crafts weapons and armor and various Warriors train their combat skills. The Prison Where the obscure Prison tower stands, where the mining camps are, and a public executing/torture place. And many, many more to come. The Totem Pole The Imperial Chronicle about the Totem Pole: The bird-eye overview. The Goblin Shaman. The Goblin Scorcerer. The Cauldron and the Shaman's Shack. A prisoner of War, prepared for a sacrificial ritual. Shaman Shack's roof with foliage. The whole Totem Pole

Same thoughts here! I like that barrel a lot, looks like the monkeys have a tough time defending their treasure barrel! The chrome scimitar fits nicely in there, and you've used those squid tentacles very well!

A neat shipyard you've got there! I like the ship in the early state of the beginning, and the office looks great as well. The little story along with it is just like the berry on the cake, very nice.

What a great creation out of nowhere. Fantastic techniques and details all round! What a nice way to introduce yourself to our forums. Some more texture in the water would add even more to this already astonishing creation. [bloggedcp][/bloggedcp]

I really like this one, I'm a great fan of ancient mythology. Medusa herself looks great (in here) and the temple is lovely. I would add white 1x1 round plates on these bricks on top of the pillars though to fill it up nicely. I love the spartan transformed into a rock, great touch! My student society, called Medusa as well.

Oops he did it again! What a great creation again Derfel! I really consider this as one of my favorites, you've combined stone, wood and plaster textures really well this time. It feels like I could just hop in there and order a brand new rapier! The landscaping is top notch as well, and the tiny little details on top of the roof stand out! A masterpiece from a master builder himself I'd say!

Lovely.

From what I can see from the pictures it's looking rather good! Great colours, and I still recognize shapes from the Skulls Eye Schooner. It looks like an overhaul! I'm looking forward to the pictures! Good luck with the build!

I like this a lot! There are a lot of features in there I've never seen before. Very original. I'll provide more feedback once the deeplink pictures are there. Here is a tutorial in case you are in doubt about deeplinking.

I must have been overlooking it.

There are no Dorks in the Shipyard! It would make us look bad.

I came across this great Star Wars movie on Youtube. It's funny and very well made for sure!