Mystery Ship: Behind the Scenes

[WesternOutlaw]

I wanted to share some of the "Behind the Scene" shots of Mystery Ship and the sets.

The Sea Ghost before departure:

A few of the crew on the pier:

Jim Doohan tending to one of the life boats. Perhaps this is why the engine room is being neglected. :-D

Stinky Stillman doing a little fishing:

Manny and others tending to the cargo:

Dock 13:

The Steering Room:

Another shot of the Sea Ghost next to a small fishing boat:

You've got to love the old Diver sets. What a great little ship:

Share your signature images and others mystery images here. *y*

[Shadows]

A lot of great work there. The glass over blue fabric water effect is very nice.

I especially like the boats and that taxi in the first shot. Simple and effective.

Only thing that stands out as odd is the one fleshie. Is that intentionally meant to represent something?

Mystery Ship On! *y*

[WesternOutlaw]

Only thing that stands out as odd is the one fleshie. Is that intentionally meant to represent something?

Interesting that you noticed him. Keen observation. Perhaps later, his mystery will be revealed.

[Professor Flitwick]

I can't see any of the pictures, could you put them on somthing like brickshelf please?

[El Bucanero]

Thanks for those pictures Mr Brickster! Perhaps I'll buy this set.

I really love the scene you made, especially the part where Stillman's fishing.

And that dock, isn't that a Spiderman set? If it is, you made great use of it!

I can't see any of the pictures, could you put them on somthing like brickshelf please?

I believe it is brickshelf (and Maj.com) wich aren't working!! :-D

They were down for me yesterday and this morning. They are up again now.

Mr Tiber

[Siegfried]

Thanks for those pictures Mr Brickster! Perhaps I'll buy this set.

I reccomend it. It is a great set. *wub*

[oo7]

Arr, where be me trusty peg-leg, I meant, hey, where is my peg-leg? X-D

*wub* *y*

Edit; oh, and ders me there's my signature. V V

Edited September 2, 2007 by oo7

[WesternOutlaw]

I like the way you made the dock. And the lantern is a nice touch.

[oo7]

I like the way you made the dock. And the lantern is a nice touch.

Thank you. The dock is part of my Colonial British Harbor;

I just came up with the lantern design yesterday. I need to use it again somewhere, I quite like it.

[WesternOutlaw]

Nice harbor. What is the pieces attached to the lantern? It almost likes like a rope.

[oo7]

Nice harbor. What is the pieces attached to the lantern? It almost likes like a rope.

Thanks, I used this piece. I was wondering whether you could tell what it was from the picture......I guess not.....

;-)

[WesternOutlaw]

This didn't come out exactly how I wanted it to, but here's a shot of the galley:

[Quarryman]

I reccomend it. It is a great set. *wub*

Second that, a lovely set *wub* ..and I really should finish doing an inventory of it for bricklink. Not tonight though, soon time for bed.

And oo7, that's a very nice design for that lantern *wub*

[Landlubber]

Thanks, I used this piece. I was wondering whether you could tell what it was from the picture......I guess not.....

;-)

I could tell what it ws from the picture. That's pretty clever. Will a round 1x1 plate fit on the bottom as a lantern base?

[oo7]

This didn't come out exactly how I wanted it to, but here's a shot of the galley:

How did you desire your galley to look, Mr. Brickster? I think the decors is great, I especially like the fishing net and that neat chandelier design. No complaints here!

And oo7, that's a very nice design for that lantern *wub*

Cool, I'm really glad you like it!

I could tell what it ws from the picture. That's pretty clever. Will a round 1x1 plate fit on the bottom as a lantern base?

Great! Yes, it will fit, but the lantern doesn't need to be and longer than it already is, so I left it off. Thanks!

Edited September 3, 2007 by oo7

[Asuka]

A very nice work, Brickster, especially with that chandelier. *y*

[WesternOutlaw]

In regard to the galley, I was looking for a lot of nautical collectibles - like you might find in a seafood restaurant. It needs to be more "cluttered".

EDIT:

Oh, and here's a few very special images of my old office where I use to write my mysteries:

(these are really "behind the scenes")

[Opproperaar]

I wonder, the hull of the cargo ship itself, what set does it come from? :-) I like it a lot.

[El Bucanero]

I wonder, the hull of the cargo ship itself, what set does it come from? :-) I like it a lot.

Well, the cargo ship IS a set :-D

7994: LEGO City Harbour

[Opproperaar]

Oh, it looks so beautiful, must have it!!!

How much does it cost? :-/

[El Bucanero]

Oh, it looks so beautiful, must have it!!!

How much does it cost? :-/

I believe something around EUR 80 in toy stores.

On S@H it costs EUR 79.99

[Opproperaar]

Ouch that's expensive, especially since I just want the ship :-( :-(

[WesternOutlaw]

Ouch that's expensive, especially since I just want the ship :-( :-(

This is one of my favorite 2007 sets. The set is worth the cost. The dock, crane, and truck are really "top notch". I definately give it *y* *y* up!

[El Bucanero]

Mmmmh, I'm still hesitating... I've seen the ship on a shelf and that hull reminds me of M&*(A)Blocks, because it looks like it's only one part.

But if it's really worth buying, perhaps I'll change my mind and buy it after all.

[Opproperaar]

Mmmmh, I'm still hesitating... I've seen the ship on a shelf and that hull reminds me of M&*(A)Blocks, because it looks like it's only one part.

But if it's really worth buying, perhaps I'll change my mind and buy it after all.

You're not the only one, I'm hesitating too. I might be a bit of a cheapskate but for a set that size I'd pay