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Re: My fleet is bigger'n your fleet!
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lugnet.pirates
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Fri, 5 Nov 1999 18:12:20 GMT
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Bruce Schlickbernd wrote:
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> In lugnet.pirates, Frank Filz writes:
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> > I plan on counting my fleet this weekend, but I'll try and make a shot
> > at it right now. I've bought a lot of parts, and haven't built much yet
> > (well, actually I have built quite a bit, just not enough).
> > Incidentally, if one is patient, one can get ships for reasonable
> > prices:
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> > 1 6286 SES (paid under $200 from SetZilla)
> > 2 8285 BSB (paid $160 for one, $50 for 80% of another)
> > 3 or 4 6271 Imperial Flagship
> > 3 or 4 6274 Carribean Clipper
> > 3 or 4 6268 Renegade Runner
> > 2 6250 Cross Bone Clipper
> > 6 6280 Armada Flagship
> > 2 6289 Red Beard's Runner
> > 3 6277 Imperial Trading Post cutters (1)
> > 5 6493 Flying Time Vessel
> > 2 ? Viking Long Boats marauding from the land of Mege Bloks
> > 3 5976 River Expedition
> > 2 6560 Diving Expedition Explorer
I probably could also count my 2 or 3 6057s. Also like everyone else,
more rowboats and canoes than you can shake a stick at, plus numerous
pirate rafts (or bits thereof).
> I was figuring you either caught or passed me by now. I keep seeing that
> number of transactions marker behind your name on eBay skyrocketing. With the
> load of stuff from MA #12 I'm getting (and Auczilla X, but I'm not holding my
> breath), I should be pretty much set for my current fleet beyond I could use a
> few brown center sections and of course, the two big ships. Shore
> installations could use an El Dorado Fortress. Other than that, I'm
> concentrating on figures (just added 25 bluecoats, so hopefully I can actually
> man those Caribbean Clippers).
You should see Auczilla X winnings pretty soon. I got mine yesterday
(that's why the 6289 hull set is on the "have" list and not the "comming
soon" list, as well as a 6280 center section, and a bunch of sails).
I've been seeing several lots of sails, and of course am still working
on figures (I need to count those also). I also need to count my cannon
and figure out how many shooting cannon packs to get from Italy (does
anyone know, does S@H have a non-shooting version of the cannon service
pack?)
> I did get those black wide bow pieces from the Amazon Expedition from that one
> guy, by the way. Haven't figured out how I'm going to use 'em yet, though.
Guy in a generic sense I assume (if I recall, that was Julie Krenz). I
wish Steve would put up more pictures of his ships since he should have
a 10 wide ship made from those parts). A good starting point would be to
just upsize the 6277 cutter.
> > I really need to get down to the coast and check out what pirate history
> > is to be found (I live in North Carolina where there was a fair bit of
> > pirate action).
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> Not a lot of it here in Southern California (beyond the software variety). We
> do have mock pirate battles occasionally in Long Beach (I learned to sail in
> Alamitos Bay in Long Beach). Didn't they begin recovery of one of Blackbeard's
> ships in North Carolina?
Yea, there's been some activity. I've been so busy lately that I don't
read the paper very thoroughly so I've probably missed a few articles.
> Oh, your two Dark Forest Fortresses are boxed up in the trunk of my car waiting
> a visit to the post office. Look for 'em next week.
OK, thanks.
--
Frank Filz
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