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Re: MOC pirate ships
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Fri, 9 May 2003 15:44:28 GMT
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In lugnet.pirates, Stephen Rowe writes:
> hello .pirates! i am new to lugnet, and this is my first ever post, but i
> have designated myself a .pirate. i have been a lurker for awhile :-( but
> finally got involved. :-) i have been keeping tabs on the ship building
> going on recently, and have some of my own i will put on as soon as i
> get some good pics, but until then, i have some pics of my first
> attempts at pirate ships.
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=28098
Attempts? You are entirely too modest. Lovely lines on these ships – very
smart looking ships, and nice broadsides to boot.
> these vessels have no names, as i did not mean to keep them around long,
> they were just the precursors of things to come. i attempted to do research
> into the fighting sail between the 1600s and 1840s, and i think these were
> pretty good for my first try. the designs do need refinement though.
That's a pretty wide design window you've set for yourself, with some
significant changes in design character through it. Is there any particular
period of ship you've settled on?
> the red ship is built of 2 BSB's, and the blue ones are from 4 and 5 CC's
> respectively. i wanted to go for a french VS english thing at first, but
> decided that the cost to build more french ships was too much (as CC's are
> more expensive per what you get as compared to BSB's). in any case, please
Aha, those sames sorts of concerns steered me clear of both sorts back in
the days when they were available, so now I'm on to the 1:1 building... not
that I don't enjoy it! In any case, the blue can work as both French and
British if you want to turn your future building efforts to the Union
Jack... : )
> give me some feedback, thoughts, questions, anything, and it's great to
> finally be a member!
Good to have you! Always good to have more shipbuilders around. At some
point (ah, those fatal last words) I'd really like to get a list going of
all the builders on .pirates and maybe their specialty, so we can keep track
as the body of builders expands.
Anyway, splendid ships, glad to have them on the LEGO sea lanes! Certainly
can't wait for the next generation!
Kenneth Tam
Brickley's Cove
http://members.rogers.com/brickleyscove/Home.htm
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| (...) thank you very much! you are too kind. i was happy with them because they were my first ships, but my second genereation is far better. i have built 2 that are more accurate, and have better designs. (...) i studied this period because this (...) (21 years ago, 10-May-03, to lugnet.pirates)
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