This is my first big MOC of an English Caribbean fort. I couldn't find any close up pictures of it so I hope these will do. It was a start and stop and tear down and make bigger project for about 5 months. My brickshelf

Edited July 1, 201113 yr by On Stranger Tides

Can you give us a deep link as the folder is not public yet.

Cheers

Awesome! What a MOC!

In which lego store is this?

Though it might be a bit plain, I absolutely love the shape!

I agree it looks bland, but the shape is interesting, and there is lots of good real estate for figs, or playing.

Really nice. The bastions are well done and the mix of white with grey in the walls gives a nice weathered effect.

It could indeed use some more details, and a bit more terrain like grass or water would be nice too.

But the design is great. Very realistic, and so are the colours and the small part with foliage.

Well done!

It could indeed use some more details, and a bit more terrain like grass or water would be nice too.

But the design is great. Very realistic, and so are the colours and the small part with foliage.

Well done!

It has an island in the back and a huge guarded gate into the fort for deliveries from the dock. The dock also runs all the way to the flagship. I displayed this in the Birmingham, Alabama Lego store right after i got fired from there back in January. I'm sorry i dont have more pictures cause it really is detailed , it is just so big and my pics are so distant you cannot tell. it has barracks along the walls a trap door on top of the lookout tower, firing cannons in every corner with torches. I made everything all fleshy because it is my new favorite. now that POTC is out im finished with yellow figs. Its in pieces right now but I might rebuild for more pictures. It truly is the biggest fort I've seen in person.

I think you did a great job of capturing the look and feel of your subject. The fort "feels" right to me.

Great Job!

I think you did a great job of capturing the look and feel of your subject. The fort "feels" right to me.

Great Job!

Thank you so much mate! I only wish i had close-ups and backgrounds thrown in...