Sir E Fullner

I can see what you're getting at. I know several people who derogatorily use "LEGO" for various other toy bricks, and it really gets my goose. Mostly, whenever I correct them, they say that they really do not care.

I figured that the Friends white hulls would be a great source of inspiration to Pirate maniacs. So far, so good, Sebeus.

Actually, I have done some editing here and there, making it more suitable to the Caribbean area.

Subtheme: Highwaymen Trouble in the Treasure Islands was not just kept at sea, there were also troubles with notorious highwaymen in the heavily-forested island interiors. Factions: The Forest Dragoons Dressed in green jackets and silver helmets, the Forest Dragoons are an elite unit of horsemen employed by the governor and led by Colonel William Clutchworth intent on bringing thieves and bandits to justice so the forests are safe for travelers of all ages. The Dragoons live by a strict code of honor, vowing never to steal, plunder, or pillage, and return found valuables to their proper owners. Nowadays, the biggest threat that the Dragoons have to deal with is Black Rabbie O'Shambles and his gang of highwaymen. The Highwaymen Wearing black masks and shirts, the highwaymen are a group of briny rogues content with stealing gold and valuables from man, woman, and child. Along with their leader, the notorious Black Rabbie O'Shambles, the highwaymen ride fast, tough horses in order to evade the hot pursuit of Colonel Clutchworth's dragoons, stopping at various inns along the way to spend their booty on food, drink, and pleasure. Possible sets: Highwaymen Ambush Red Parrot Inn Dragoon's Stables

Cool stuff! Did you follow any tutorials to put the decals in, and can I do something similar with MOD's I want to create?

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Oh, the suspense is terrible. I hope it will last. When will the winners be announced?

I think it'd be fun to participate. Factions could include soldiers, Spaniards, Islanders, and pirates. Or maybe factions from four different seas...

Oh well, even if my team did get 0 point, it was still fun to compete. Maybe I should work on my photography skills for next time. Hmm...

I always enjoy reading your posts on the BRS and LRTS. This one is no exception. It is most informative, and I hope you make more of these in the future.

Efullner & Legofin2012's entry: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=93519

[pid][/pid] 246D Finally, after months of hard work, here is the entry of Efullner and Legofin2012. Efullner's Module (Pseudo-soldier's fort): More pictures of this module are available at the following link: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=540539 Legofin's module (Soldier's Tavern): That is all for pictures. The two modules are connectable in two different ways, with a good amount of detail. It has been fun for the both of us to compete in this contest, and fingers crossed at winning the star prize! Always entertaining, always inspiring, always: *Legofin2012* &

I'm King of the World! Great work, though.

I can see the Sydney Opera House just drooling with envy... Great work!

It's very good, but I feel this could also use a tender in the back...

Wonderful castle! I especially like the contrast of greens in the tree.

Hmm...not bad. In my opinion, it could do with a bit more work on the cab windows, but the tender is a very good one. Keep up the good work!

Blimey, that's a good build! Will you build rolling stock for it?

This MOC is getting me hungry for potstickers...

It's as if Hollywood pirates are allergic to wearing jackets and shirts. What does that remind me of? ...

Has anyone noticed that the Simpsons look really weird in 3-D? Also, where are Snowball II and Santa's Little Helper?

Another new team reporting for duty: Legofin2012 and Efullner!

I'd be happy to team up with you, Nemo, so long as you don't live in the state of Nebraska.

Huzzah! I was picked for the prize I had my eyes on! Also, congrats to all of the other winners out there.