StefanGDS

Hi guys, I have designed my second alternate build for the island part of Lego 21322 Pirates of Barracuda Bay! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX0EUo0vGM0 When building this set, you will discover a mini pirate world on an island. On shore, you will find a multilevel harbor cottage, including a stockroom, a gundeck, a living cabin and an outlook platform. When walking over the hanging bridge, you enter an ancient fortress, in which secrets may be found.. Check out the YouTube video and images, and I would really appreciate your comments/feedback! The INTRUCTIONS will be available on Rebrickable.com soon!

Hi guys, I have designed my second alternate build for the island part of Lego 21322 Pirates of Barracuda Bay! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX0EUo0vGM0 When building this set, you will discover a mini pirate world on an island. On shore, you will find a multilevel harbor cottage, including a stockroom, a gundeck, a living cabin and an outlook platform. When walking over the hanging bridge, you enter an ancient fortress, in which secrets may be found.. Check out the YouTube video and images, and I would really appreciate your comments/feedback! The INTRUCTIONS will be available on Rebrickable.com soon!

If you're interested in a MOD of the island part, check this video!

If you're interested in a MOD of the island, check this video!

Here are the instructions of my alternate model of the island part of Pirates of Barracuda Bay. Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr https://photos.app.goo.gl/vUAAndbcdmLVS6bR9 Feedback is appreciated!

Here are the instructions: https://photos.app.goo.gl/vUAAndbcdmLVS6bR9

https://photos.app.goo.gl/vUAAndbcdmLVS6bR9 Here are the instructions

I have Pirates Safehouse, an alternate build for the island part of the official Lego set 21322 Pirates of Barracuda Bay. The alternate build uses only parts of the island part, so the ship is still intact. https://bricksafe.com/pages/StefanGDS/pirates-safehouse When the shipwreck is converted to the ship, the island part looks unfinished and not so interesting, so I wanted to construct a cooler looking, more intriguing island. Therefore I designed an island which has lots of interesting elements. The island exists of a wooden safehouse, which is partially build into the existing terrain, consisting of rock and trees. Into a large rock piece, a door is made which leads to a small harbour. Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr The Safehouse itself consists of a 2 story fortress. The first floor mainly is a safe bunker, from which hostile visitors can be taken under fire. From the first floor, there are to main stairs. One leads to a well-hidden canon platform just above the main door. The other leads to the officer's shelter. In this, you will find a bed, a table with compass and drinks and a balcony on which he can look over the endless seas.. Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr However, the main door is not the only way to get into the Safehouse... In the trees to the left, when you remove some leaves, an ancient arch can be seen. When walking through this arch, you will find out that, after you have managed to pass the curtain of foliage, you found another way into the Safehouse... Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Please share your opinions and comments, which will help me improve this model. Also, please tell me if you like me to made a detailed instruction manual of this model!

I made an alternate model for the Island part of the official Lego set Pirates of Barracuda Bay (21322). This model only exists of parts from the island, so the ship is still intact. See for more photos: https://bricksafe.com/pages/StefanGDS/pirates-safehouse When the shipwreck is converted to the ship, the island part looks unfinished and not so interesting, so I wanted to construct a cooler looking, more intriguing island. Therefore I designed an island which has lots of interesting elements. The island exists of a wooden safehouse, which is partially build into the existing terrain, consisting of rock and trees. Into a large rock piece, a door is made which leads to a small harbour. The Safehouse itself consists of a 2 story fortress. The first floor mainly is a safe bunker, from which hostile visitors can be taken under fire. From the first floor, there are to main stairs. One leads to a well-hidden canon platform just above the main door. The other leads to the officer's shelter. In this, you will find a bed, a table with compass and drinks and a balcony on which he can look over the endless seas.. However, the main door is not the only way to get into the Safehouse... In the trees to the left, when you remove some leaves, an ancient arch can be seen. When walking through this arch, you will find out that, after you have managed to pass the curtain of foliage, you found another way into the Safehouse... Please share your opinions and comments, which will help me improve this model. Also, please tell me if you like me to made a detailed instruction manual of this model! Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr The Safehouse itself consists of a 2 story fortress. The first floor mainly is a safe bunker, from which hostile visitors can be taken under fire. From the first floor, there are to main stairs. One leads to a well-hidden canon platform just above the main door. The other leads to the officer's shelter. In this, you will find a bed, a table with compass and drinks and a balcony on which he can look over the endless seas.. Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr However, the main door is not the only way to get into the Safehouse... In the trees to the left, when you remove some leaves, an ancient arch can be seen. When walking through this arch, you will find out that, after you have managed to pass the curtain of foliage, you found another way into the Safehouse... Pirates Safehouse by Stefan Groothedde, on Flickr