Mister Art

Thanks, guys! This brings a question to mind: will you and the others be able to participate? If not, I sure hope you and the Crew will be allowed to try your hand in the Creative Critic category!

This certainly is one good looking prize pool! Personally, I don't find it quite as attractive as last year's, but I still have a very high incentive to compete! Many thanks go to those who are organizing this contest and to those who donated these wonderful prizes.

Please put my signature on the list - and not because I want to see a POTC licensed theme, but because I want to see the return of classic Pirates.

Fantastic work, General! The gag at the end was rather funny. I especially enjoyed how you paid attention to the little details: the flag waving, the wreckage in the water, etc. You really went the extra mile on this one!

Thank you. I am, and I expect I will always be, a die hard fan of the Pirates theme. However, I have also come to love Trains, Modular Buildings, and some of the Classic Space sets. In response to your second question, I have made a handful of films in the past, the majority of which not being very good. Some of my newer ones are better (though still a bit choppy) and I'm currently in the process of converting video files; etc. I see that you're also a brickfilmer. I'll be on the lookout for some of your work; your tutorials are certainly helpful!

Thank you for the warm welcome. Same here. I don't have a job, exactly, so I just snap pictures for fun.

I would also love to join.

She's quite the beauty! The work you must have put in on angling really paid off; the tumblehold is excellent, especially when accompanied by those unique gunports. Your port will, undoubtedly, be just as well-built!

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only new member that finds now the perfect time to join! Sadly, and quite obviously, too, I missed the first Pillage the Village contest, and from experience I know that watching a spectacular challenge such as this unfold is not nearly as much fun as participating. Like everyone else, I can't wait to find out what this interesting new twist will be!

Hello, Eurobricks community, My name is Art (hence "Mister Art"); I'm a pseudo-photographer from the States. I won't bore you with the long story of how I happened upon Eurobricks and other LEGO related sites, but suffice to say that I lurked here for about half a year. There isn't much to know about me, other than that I'm a brickfilmer that found his love for the LEGO brick as a small child. Eurobricks, and Classic-Pirates.com as well, appear to be friendly, mature environments which I am pleased to be a part of. Always building, Mister Art (please, call me Art)