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Hello,
Stay tuned for new Lego Pirates website “The Black Hawk” at:
http://www.geocities.com/shgg9/
shgg.
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I like the preview picture you have there.
Steve
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I look forward to seeing more from this site very soon!
-Ben Harris
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Hello,
So, this new site is up. Please, take a look at:
http://www.geocities.com/shgg9/
I hope you like it.
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shgg.
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In lugnet.pirates, Andrzej M. Szlaga wrote:
That red skarfed pirate is wrong... perhaps not about the eyepatch pirate
cheating, but at least about everybody being disappointed!
Very cool!
The descriptions of both the HMS Sea Hawk and the Black Hawk are excellent.
The Black Hawk is a great vessel. The BSB/Dark Shark based sterncastle is
great - great use of blue rather than black. I like the way you’ve lengthened
the sterncastle along with adding the centre section - it gives it a good,
balanced look to the whole ship.
I like the way you’ve captured the atmosphere of the activity taking place
before a voyage in those pics too.
Looking forward to seeing more!
Cheers
Richie Dulin
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Somewhere in the South Pacifique
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Building a safer South Pacifique
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In lugnet.pirates, Andrzej M. Szlaga wrote:
Very cool. I remember seeing the Black Hawk in the ISCC last year. It would be
good to see her under full sail.
The building is very good too. Its cheaper doing stuff like that in CAD, isn’t
it :) I hope you build the real-life version soon.
Keep building, posting, plundering...
Michael
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In lugnet.pirates, Michael Dallaston wrote:
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Very cool. I remember seeing the Black Hawk in the ISCC last year. It would
be good to see her under full sail.
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I just need to clean it. After the year on the shelf the ship is all covered
with dust.
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The building is very good too. Its cheaper doing stuff like that in CAD,
isn’t it :)
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Indeed :)
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I hope you build the real-life version soon.
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I’ve recently purchased two 7415 sets, so now I have enough round fences. When
I’ll buy few more castle walls I’ll start the building.
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Keep building, posting, plundering...
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Thanks.
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shgg.
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Well with a beginning like that, how can I *not* wait expectantly?
'Crap' say the pirates? Well, what do they know? : )
Can't wait to see this!
Kenneth Tam
Brickley's Cove
http://members.rogers.com/brickleyscove/Home.htm
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In lugnet.pirates, Kenneth Tam wrote:
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Well with a beginning like that, how can I *not* wait expectantly?
‘Crap’ say the pirates? Well, what do they know? : )
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Avast ye!
Actually, it’s pretty unlikely that pirates would have said ‘crap’ at all, that
word not having entered the English language (at least, not with that meaning
until the mid to late 19th century - well after the pirate heyday.
But what’s a little anachronism between shipmates? And is it wise to criticise a
pirate’s choice of words anyway?
Cheers
Richie Dulin
| | Port Brique
Somewhere in the South Pacifique
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Building a safer South Pacifique
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