Ive got to go with the Skull ship but i guess the Drumstrag ship is a good MOC builder.

I meen with its hull and cabin

But Skull is best *y*

I wasn't sure which one I should take - Sea Serpent or the Longboat. I took the Serpent because of the nostalgic feel I associate with it - one of my most favourite sets back in the pre-dark-ages time... :-)

Ive got to go with the Skull ship but i guess the Drumstrag ship is a good MOC builder.

I meen with its hull and cabin

But Skull is best *y*

Wow Captain, that's a big and large picture in your signature.

It nearly overloaded my internet connection :-D

Would it be possible to resize that a bit.

In case you need help, here's a tutorial: How to resize a large picture.

Edit: I've send a PM, just to make sure you see my message. In case of questions, just reply to the PM.

Edited June 12, 200717 yr by bonaparte

Wow Captain, that's a big and large picture in your signature.

It nearly overloaded my internet connection :-D

Would it be possible to resize that a bit.

In case you need help, here's a tutorial: How to resize a large picture.

*y* Thanks bonaparte, How much should i Turn it down to? 50?

Night All :-P Im tired

Edited June 12, 200717 yr by Captain-Abekshi

*y* Thanks bonaparte, How much should i Turn it down to? 50?

Night All :-P Im tired

I have a suggestion for you Captain-Abekshi, how about you make your way back to the chamber >:-(

Yes thats right the chamber!! You can meet our other guest Beetledude...oh wait you already know him dont you in fact im sure you see him everytime you look in a mirror!

Stupid kid did you really think we wouldnt know your the same person!!

Idiot.

I find it sort of funny that Vader posts that he has found a naughty kid like he has found a Jedi X-D :-P .

I thought this thread was the best ship outside of the pirate line to be used as pieces for the pirate line? Oh, well. I still like my vote

I find it sort of funny that Vader posts that he has found a naughty kid like he has found a Jedi X-D :-P .

I thought this thread was the best ship outside of the pirate line to be used as pieces for the pirate line? Oh, well. I still like my vote

It is which ever one you like the best for your personal various reasons. If they were all on a shelf right in front of you and you could only take one, which one would it be?

My choice may be a bit unpopular, but I go with the Skeletons' Ship. I really like its shape from what I can see. Plus, it's the most piratey one here (always reminds me of POTC: Curse of the Black Pearl).

Shakar

I voted for the Viking ship. It's a great ship but one should definitely remove this silly catapult or whatever it is. But apart from that it's a beauty.

But if I were to choose which one is the most useful for pirate MOCs, I'd say Flying Time Vessel.

As many others did,I voted for the Vikings Ship,too!(I think I

I chose Viking Longship have a had a long time. Great so many figs and useful pieces and its it was pretty cheap. *sweet*

the viking ship because of the sea serpent and its a decent sized ship with quite a few people

It was a toss-up between the Emperor's Ship and the Viking Ship.

The Emperor's Ship is a very nice small ship, and it was sold at a very good price. Plus it's a good way to build up a nice Chinese army, as well as tophats, rubies, barrels and telescopes, not to mention the nice sail and flag included.

The Viking Ship is very nice, comes with a decent number of gold-hungry Vikings, and comes at a reasonably cheap price. The Serpent is good too, and I love the dragon head at the front (I forgot the name of that part of the ship :-$ ). I've always loved the look of longboats, with the shields and oars, and the big sail, and this comes with all of it. The little bar in the middle is the icing on the cake *wub*

In the end, I voted for the Viking ship, mostly since it is a larger boat :-$

I chose the time vessel, to me, it has great playability (traveling time, hard to beat that, can be used in any genre!) and aswell as, its mostly grey, which is great! Especially for building space mocs, as thats about all I build.

none of the options are really pirate themed, but ow well...

100% 6057 Sea Serpent

Sea serpent it is, a nice realisitic little cog!

My favorite is not in the poll. I would have to go with the Adventurers ship. I forget the name of the set, but it was in the jungle. It sure is a lot better than most of the poll options. Oh, and I do own it, though bias aside, it is seriously a great Lego ship.

Here, I found it:

http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/C.../5900/5976.html

Edited November 28, 200717 yr by Quailane

I'm mad, even the bloody durmstrang ship gets more votes than the flying time vessel?!!!

Durmstag, because it's the closest to a legitimate pirate ship. It's got a nice interior and could have sails and serve as a Spanish treasure galleon for pirates to raid.

Edited August 11, 200816 yr by Wes

I voted for Jabba's sail barge.

I own it and it comes with a lot of useful bricks to create mocs like my Gun Boat.

I really like the bow pieces it comes with.

It also comes with a good amount of brown and tan plates.

I have no idea what me and other Star wars fans would want to vote for?

I have no idea what me and other Star wars fans would want to vote for?

Hmm... I voted for the Viking Ship

I voted for the U.S.S. Constellation.. first of all it's the only one with CANNONS!! yarr.. But i also think it's a qiute good model. I also considered THe Emperors Ship and The Sea Serpent, but the lack of cannons made up my mind.

I really like the shipwrecks and Fire nation ship

I'm surprised I didn't comment on this earlier. Im assuming I voted for the Durmstrang ship, as I think the hull would be useful for a Flyut or Galleon.

However, I like the USS Constellation as a display on the upper shelf type model, maybe taking it down and removing it's below waterline portions and playing with on the floor once in a while.

I also like the flying time vessel for some other reasons: One: The professor's torso is great for steam punk, victorian, etc. And, as I'm currently having a love affair with 19th century steam vessels, the gray hull is especially useful, what with the iron plating of the period.