2010 Community Build

March 15, 201014 yr

The Plantation House, with fireplace, bed, trophy case, desk, and sea chest. Sorry about the crappy pics, but my camera's busted and I had to use my phone.

March 15, 201014 yr

Here is mine. House lot #30. It's a rickity shack of a home to a few men and a few animals, who stash their treasure there.

House #30

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?...t=0#entry702717

^Horsies like carrots

^This is a dance called the door thieves shuffle! Just keep running!

Edited March 15, 201014 yr by Grimmy

March 15, 201014 yr

This is my entry for the EB pirates community build: # 53. Fort Powder Magazine.

This is the 1st level (with some powder, grenades, cannon, muskets etc.):

And the 2nd level:

Pics from outside:

Comments and suggestions are welcome!

More pics on Brickshelf

March 15, 201014 yr

INVALID ENTRY: IT SHOULD ONLY BE 16x32!!!

dock area

enjoy

March 15, 201014 yr

#5 - Town Square:

#33 - Paddles' Inn:

Both pics are links. The overhead shot of both buildings together side by side, as depicted in the town map:

March 15, 201014 yr

Community Build: 16X16 House

I will let the pictures speak for themselves.

Front

Back

Inside

Inside Empty

Accesories Alone

Top for Big Picture

Flickr Link for higher resolution pics and better closeups:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/12213265@N05/...57623234694432/

Respectfully submitted,

-martinsuper

March 15, 201014 yr

#39 Mason/Sculptor

Like it's so often the case, the shoemaker has the worst shoes, the teacher's children are behaving the worst and the mason has the crappiest home. Just like in this case, where the village's French mason/sculptor Jaques Calcul creates the most beautiful sculptures, but really doesn't know how to take care of himself and his home, which hasn't seen any new paint in a few years. Luckily his daughter Denise comes by each noon to supply him with some food and a good glass of wine. The poor man would truely starve to death otherwise ...

Edited March 15, 201014 yr by kabel

March 15, 201014 yr

Community Build - 16x32 Dock

March 15, 201014 yr

#13

Barrister's Office

Front

Back

Top

2nd Floor

1st Floor

Integration (slightly older versions, but to get an idea of how it would fit in a port)

March 16, 201014 yr

For my community build I have made a slum house. This is my first picture post and the pictures are a little fuzzy, but I hope you like them.

My first picture shows the whole moc

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4393139

My second picture shows a thief stealing money

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4393140

This one shows a honest man earning his keep

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4393142

Next a old man walking the broken path

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4393150

This shows the roof technique I used

http://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4393143

Lastly these are some holes in the shack

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4393146

The Roof technique As requested

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4395109

I hope you liked it

Edited March 17, 201014 yr by General Redwater

March 16, 201014 yr

Entry #43 Morgue/Coffin Works

Here it is, hope I made it in time.

Front View of the Shop

First Floor

Mortician Hard at Work

The Dearly Departed

Second Floor

Topside

My Favorite Shot

That's all folks.

March 16, 201014 yr

dock area 2

'

March 16, 201014 yr

Name: Gentlemans Club/Lounge

Community Build: 16x16

Ok, I'm really not happy with my entry. Firstly I ran out of the right coloured bricks because working on a 16x16 is something I have never attempted sucessfully. Also my Camera ain't too good so It didn't turn out to well. Well heres me making excuses, I guess its just I should have planned all the work and school having to do between the Entrance and end.

Overall:

Ground Floor, Lounge Area. You may sit, read your favorite book whilst relaxing by a warm fire (Worst-Best picture I had)

Top Floor, Activity Area.

You may duel for squabbles or just for practise, the only rule is to not step past the Circle or you bring shame!

Hope its good enough.

Luckily I took all the pictures just before my Camera ran out of batteries!

March 16, 201014 yr

This is community build entry 60-The Graveyard. A 16X16

Whole view.

The graveyard itself with the hill in which carries the secret treasure which will be added as a picture tommorrow.

The underground dead man room.

Above Shot

I hope you enjoyed viewing my EB community module. Brickshelf

More Info here.

March 16, 201014 yr

#7 - Torture Chamber

There is a part of town that is old but not historic, where every other building has been owned for two generations by an heir in another city, and there is rubbish piled against every available wall for no particular reason, and the entire place is falling apart. In this part of town, the governer might buy a small building without attracting any attention whatsoever.

The building in question is buried deep within the labirynthine streets of the area. It is almost impossible to find without a map. Those very few who know of it call it the doorless building, either through ignorance or secrecy, because, indeed, the building has no door.

And if you were to try to find a door by somehow climbing over the abutting buildings, you would find none in the back of the Doorless Building either. But you would find horrible things.

And if you waited long enough, you would see a secret door open, and the body of a pirate that was of no further use be quietly disposed of through it.

And if you then got the idea that there might be another secret door in the front, you might somehow get back over the abutting buildings and notice that the golden wall sconce looks suspicious, and pull on it, and see the heavy stone door open. And hear the screams.

And you might walk in and see the torturer's tools arranged with loving care. The Stretcher (with optional blades on the bed), the Whip, the Paddle, the Cheese Grater. And, for difficult cases, on a revered place high upon the shelf, the torturer's subtlest and simplest tools - the Screwdriver and the Poison with an Imaginary Antidote.

And you would see one of Her Majesty's most sadistic men carrying out the first round of questions with the pirate in the boiling tub (his first bath in two years) while preparing for the second round by burning a poker until it's orange-hot.

And you would marvel that such a small chamber could hold such large horrors.

And then, as your spirit lifted through the ceiling, you would realize that the torturer had bludgeoned you to death with the poker, lest you divulge the location of the torture chamber. And you would see a rat waiting for its next meal - you.