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Re: What is the best Pirate set ever?
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Sat, 3 Feb 2001 19:12:10 GMT
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In lugnet.pirates, Jon Furman writes:
> Now we all know that the Black Seas barracuda will represent itself very
> well here, It is the first flagship set, and one of the most detailed. But
> I want to know who really likes what out there? There are some great sets
> in every pirate year, but which one do you love personally? Why? Is it for
> the parts, is it for the figures? Is it for the playability, Innate
> coolness, bang for the buck? Who loves the small sets? Lets hear some
> chatter out there!
While I do love my BSB, I'd have to agree with Frank's earlier post about
the Trading Post. Great base with the small ship that ties into Evil
Stevie's Pirate Game, which is why I started buying Legos at 25.
> My personal fave has got to be the Eldorado Fortress! I mean never mind the
> fact that there is no place for the soldiers to eat, sleep or live, it has
> got great parts(yellow castle walls!)(Darn that Frank Filz for outbidding my
> sloppy sniper attempt today! JK!!) It's got shooting cannons! It's got 6
> soldier figs! a perfect ratio of officers and enlisted men ,Including
> Governor Broadside! Lets talk playability here, It's got a crane, and a
> cellar to store stuff in. Plus for coolness, you've gotta love that rifle
> covering the front ramp! And don't even get me started on that clear wine
> glass! It's such a cool set that I don't even mind that lame dock!
The friend that gave (yes, gave!) me my BSB also has an El Dorado, and I
think it's a great target...I mean base for all of the soldiers. When I do
get around to setting up a Pirate game (note to self: ESPG, new
acronym?)he'll be manning the fortress walls with its shooting cannons!
> Wheweee! Don't even get me started on Sabre Island (Cheap source of wall
> and soldiers, even a palm tree to boot), or the Trading post (gotta love the
> merchant ship)You see what I mean? This is just the tip of the iceberg! I
> want to know why people love the crossbone clipper too! (someone has too!)
For small sets, I'll with the small Shipwreck Island: 6260. It's the only
set I bought when it was new, just on a lark. I set it on a shelf in my
room and it stayed there until years later when I started my new hobby. I
like the fact it comes with a cannon, palm tree, two figs, and a nice plate
you can put anywhere in the ocean to maroon any Jar-Jar or Timmy...I mean
traitorous pirate. Yeah, that's what I meant.
> Lets talk! Jon
Great to get a discussion going!
Sean
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| (...) I personally don't own a copy of the Black Seas Barracuda, though I think its probably the best. Of the sets I own, I think Shipwreck Island is about the best. Its just a nice looking little set. The Imperial Trading Post is also a nice set, (...) (24 years ago, 4-Feb-01, to lugnet.pirates)
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| Now we all know that the Black Seas barracuda will represent itself very well here, It is the first flagship set, and one of the most detailed. But I want to know who really likes what out there? There are some great sets in every pirate year, but (...) (24 years ago, 3-Feb-01, to lugnet.pirates)
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