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Just wanted to share a progress picture of a Caravel I'm working on. It still needs the mizzen mast.

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The snot deck will be secured when I'm done, I still need to work on the deck.

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Thank you for the complements. :pir-classic:

How do you intend to fix the masts on this SNOT floor? I am curious

On the 4 stud long step near the helm, the center tan brick and reddish-brown plates on either side will be removed. They'll be replaced with a tan 1X4 brick with studs on the side and two 1X2 technic bricks each with two technic pin holes. Below are pictures of the bricks I'm placing in case brick descriptions don't make sense.

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Then, the mast base will just fit on the studs of the newly placed bricks. :thumbup:

It's the same think I did for the main mast and (inoperable) horizontal capstan.

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On Tuesday the 15th we will add the 'suggestions', and the High Council will proclaim the island's new name.

Is the name decided now then...?

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Short question: Would BoBS take place in the 17th century, or the 18th century? Because I see clothing and buildings of styles from both periods.

BoBS would include anything from the Age of Sail, with the greatest emphasis from ca. 1500 to about 1830 (coinciding with the real Age of Exploration and going through the Napoleonic Wars, but not including the use of steam power for anything).

And I just realized where "Oleon" comes from... :look::grin:

Edit: To be clear, you're free to mix and match components from different time periods, like headgear for example. Morions were used in the late medieval thru early exploration, tricornes were mostly 1700s, and bicornes and shakos were mostly 1800s on. The same goes for ships, buildings, etc: carracks and frigates didn't sail during the same times, but you can build any sailing ship that was used during the general time period, and show them together if you want. Hope this helps. :classic:

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Mind... blown! pirate_oh.gifpirate_laugh_new.gif

Now, any conspiracy theories about the origins of 'Corrington' and 'Eslandola'? 'Sea Rats' is kind of self explaining pirate_laugh2.gif

Well, Eslandola sounds spanish...

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French way as well :) Olé-on

About the same for me, but the N is almost silent (but not quite. Maybe a bit nasal as well). The whole word is kinda guttural, as I imagine it.
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I believe it is pronounced like (Nap)Oleon. Just put this word in google translation, press french and listen to the sound. I think that is the correct way to pronounce it given that this fictional derives from the french name pirate_devg1.gif

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I believe it is pronounced like (Nap)Oleon. Just put this word in google translation, press french and listen to the sound. I think that is the correct way to pronounce it given that this fictional derives from the french name pirate_devg1.gif

With that as the reference and as his name really was Nabulione Buonaparte (he was a Corsican), would that mean that Oleon should be pronounced Ulione (almost in Italian)? :wink:

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