Kai NRG Posted March 23, 2016 Posted March 23, 2016 Part One Captain's Log. February 14, 616. A run-in with pirates today! Sighted off the starboard bow right after 6 bells. The Queen of Terreli engaged quickly while the three merchant ships crowded sail in an attempt to distance themselves. Although she took some heavy blows, we were pleased to see the Queen victorious over the pirate cruisers by 9 bells. She caught up with us just before dark and we resumed our course. This is a rendition of Elostirion's The Cotton Lady: This is a rendition of Phadeout's Fénix: And this is a rendition of my The Golden Snake: I love micro ships! So of course, this was great fun. Constructive criticism is welcome! Thanks for looking! Quote
Phadeout Posted March 23, 2016 Posted March 23, 2016 Love it, really nicely set up, all our ships are really well represented. Great job! Quote
Captain Dee Posted March 23, 2016 Posted March 23, 2016 Wow, great action scene! It turned out really well in micro form. All those different ship designs are nice. This is a great way of showing what happened. Good work. Quote
Capt Wolf Posted March 23, 2016 Posted March 23, 2016 Good job of modeling the specific ships. And I love those firing broadsides! Great concept all around of having each member of the run model a different part of it. Quote
Captain Genaro Posted March 23, 2016 Posted March 23, 2016 You did an excellent job with all those ships. It's great to see all those cannons firing, and the water technique is excellent. The plates stacked sideways do an excellent job portraying the sea. Congratulations on fighting off all those pirates. Quote
Fuzzy MacFuzz Posted March 23, 2016 Posted March 23, 2016 Great micros! Nice idea to do a collaborative series of builds too. Its amazing how so few pieces of Lego (just 7 on Fenix!) can still convey a story. Very clever use of the pieces. Quote
blackdeathgr Posted March 23, 2016 Posted March 23, 2016 i am still laughing about your micro versions of the actual ships!!!!!! Great job!! Quote
Captain Braunsfeld Posted March 23, 2016 Posted March 23, 2016 Very fine. I also like the way you did the sea - the tiles work out well this way! Quote
Garmadon Posted March 24, 2016 Posted March 24, 2016 Very nice outcome build Kai, as others have mentioned, the water is superb, and the broadsides - particularly on the Queen of Terelli - turned out excellently as well! Quote
Kai NRG Posted March 25, 2016 Author Posted March 25, 2016 Love it, really nicely set up, all our ships are really well represented. Great job! Thank you! I had fun trying to capture the distinctive look of each ship at this scale. Wow, great action scene! It turned out really well in micro form. All those different ship designs are nice. This is a great way of showing what happened. Good work. Thanks! Action can be tough to depict at this scale so I was really glad to find a good way to portray the cannon fire! Lovely micros, and great action-scene! Thanks Titus! Good job of modeling the specific ships. And I love those firing broadsides! Great concept all around of having each member of the run model a different part of it. Thank you! You did an excellent job with all those ships. It's great to see all those cannons firing, and the water technique is excellent. The plates stacked sideways do an excellent job portraying the sea. Congratulations on fighting off all those pirates. Thanks! I wanted to use those tiles here but figured face up would be to large for a micro. Great micros! Nice idea to do a collaborative series of builds too. Its amazing how so few pieces of Lego (just 7 on Fenix!) can still convey a story. Very clever use of the pieces. Thank you! That's what I love about micro scale - it doesn't take tons of pieces, just a bit of patience! i am still laughing about your micro versions of the actual ships!!!!!! Great job!! Thanks! Very fine. I also like the way you did the sea - the tiles work out well this way! Thanks Captain Braunsfeld! Very nice outcome build Kai, as others have mentioned, the water is superb, and the broadsides - particularly on the Queen of Terelli - turned out excellently as well! Thank you Garmadon! Quote
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