Sir E Fullner

Great idea using a butterfly net for a lamp. The flag hides the fact it is actually a net.

Those coaches look like some I saw on the Bluebell Railway. Great work!

It looks like a younger version of Redbeard before he came on board the Dark Shark. Great ship, though. However, I would feel unlucky being next to that other vessel.

What an excellent fort! I have to say, it is very similar to other Georgian forts in the Caribbean, like the fort at Kingston, Jamaica.

Hello, all. I've seen many posts about which ship pieces people prefer the most, and I figured that since no-one asked about masts, I think I will. Do you prefer using the older masts or the newer masts To get the ball rolling, or the ship sailing , I prefer using the older masts, because they look really good, and it is simpler to make sails for them. Feel free to post your comments below. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

That is one lovely set. And an elevator, too? That is like an apple pie with ice cream, or whipped topping, or whatever you like on a pie. Two new torsos as well, too. That is one set I hope won't disappoint.

Those are some good looking soldiers. I think that those pioneer guards need to shave, though.

Wow! It looks like the French just wet themselves.

That sure is amazing! I wouldn't want to tangle with those monsters.

Considering the fact that LEGO trains are small and they look like real trains, they should be technically classified as true model trains.

Can't we have some pictures of the new pieces, per chance?

Hello, Mister TheBrickster! Is it okay if I call you "Brickstey?" Anyways, I have a train layout in my basement, and for a town I have a small hamlet in the oval. For the hamlet, I have only four buildings and a small Imperial soldiers fort. I'm thinking about getting some Castle Sets sometime for ruins to use as bridges or pedestrian crossings, but do you know some of the best Castle sets to use as bridges for trains to go under? Post Scriptum: What do you think are the chances of there being a 2012 train?

She sure is a beauty. I can't wait to see the finished product.

I am the Emerald Night. I am very old-fashioned, plus I like to look very dressed up.

Ho-ly Hey!

You're a girly man! Am not! The wig shop ran out of male wigs. I think that it could work, but maybe dyed white.

Have you tried looking in railbricks.com? It has many helpful tips in its magzines.

Great engines! I like the second one. It is really cute.

30-40% I just got my first pirates sets last year, and I think that I'll add more.

I wouldn't want to tangle with those fishy crew members. I wouldn't even want to be their mother.

Note to self: New idea for Christmas present 2012.

My favorite is the Harbor Sentry. I, for one, think Lieutenant de Martinet looks good in a Bicorne.

Very nice station!

It looks to me like a very efficient operation. I wish that I had an operation that efficient on my railway.

That is one sweet galleon. It reminds me of Sir Francis Drake's ship, the Golden Hind.