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That's an interesting and realistic point of view, but what I actually was wondering, is why the helm in popular culture, is always situated on the poop deck. I don't really see why a toy ship with the helm on the poop deck would sell any better than an historically more correct ship with the helm on the quarterdeck.

Nice birds Looks like you had fun. That's absolutely stunning. I really have to see that in real some day. The models look quite beautiful, I think I have spotted de Zeven Provinciën already. Really awesome, that stern is porbably one of the most beautiful I know. Is the Prins Willim also among them, Cap'n Green Hair?

But according to popular culture the wheel is nearly always situated on the poop deck. Come to think of it, I wonder why that is, actually. I'm seriously going to die if I keep seeing pictures of that beautiful ship.. It's so wonderful!!

Hi Hinck...! Now that was random..

Lovely entries but I vote for.....: Entry 4 of course! It's Dutch, and it floats. 'Nuff said!

Look at that Rapier!! Me want, me want! Great use of those Indiana Jones savages, they fit marvelously with the Imperial Armada. Good technique for the crusifix too. I just can't help to think Red Armada Guy's helmet is on fire..

Gah! I can already hear the British say: "We're gonna need a bigger boat.. " That's one piece of art HMS, I'm looking forward to sinking seeing the finished product. I guess there will be royal blood..

Hmm, I'm not so sure they would've released them already. Remember, the castle battle packs weren't released toghether with the first castle sets either.