[Challenge 5] [Cat B] The Corsair

[craggy]

"Ahoy, Agent Lotus!"

"umm...Ahoy?"

"Be ye, enjoying these fine Space Olympic Games? I'm sure ye arrrr. I'm Kawashita operative John Pearl-Silver, and as ye may see, I've done mesel' a calamity.As such I be needin' someone to replace me in the Boat Race competition. Arrr ye man enough for it, boyo?"

"Sure, why not, show me your ship."

"Here she be. Her official title is The Major Christopher Summers, named after some olde-timey spacer, but I just call her The Corsair."

"I like it. Thanks, Captain Pearl-Silver, I'll treat her right!"

Edited August 17, 2016 by craggy

[MontyPython]

Great idea and nicely done! I like the story too!

[craggy]

Thanks Monty

[mccoyed]

Very military/industrial feel to this one. Seems... muscular!

[Professor Thaum]

Looks like a ship who would have escaped from a mad max story or from the Waterworld movie... the name fit like a glove

I imagine it spiting dark sticky smoke while racing

A "smokers" boat

Edited August 17, 2016 by Professor Thaum

[craggy]

Definitely the sort of feel I was going for. Like a shrunken down,broken down battleship patched together and forced to work.

[MKJoshA]

Love the concept!

[Dannylonglegs]

Interesting ship. Reminds me of a futuristic battleship... but on a microscale. I like the "sails" too. Those pieces are hard to use, but sails are a cool idea for them!

~Insectoid Aristocrat

[Andromedas Gates]

The judges awarded you 4 points.

[craggy]

yay! 4 points! :) This was after I had to cut pieces to make it fit the size limit. :)

Interesting ship. Reminds me of a futuristic battleship... but on a microscale. I like the "sails" too. Those pieces are hard to use, but sails are a cool idea for them!

~Insectoid Aristocrat

I've actually found a few uses for these pieces in nautical builds.