
Ship hull?
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Ship hull?
Hi I need some help.... I can't make good ships (pirate/castle ships) because I don't have hull pieces........ anyone know any good techniques that work for the hull of a ship? If yes can you provide a picture. Thanks!


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Thanks! I might try making a hull with that design.
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That's oddly convenient timing.Darkie wrote:Ships don't have to be built from hull pieces.
Case in point.
Just use your imagination!
That hull is not terribly parts intensive either. A hollow core with the side panels hinged on with click hinges and ball rotation hinges. Very cheap as an added bonus.
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Thanks for the cool ideas! oh and LEGOFREAK I'm shooting for about the size of the skeleton's ship.
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What can I say? I browse my Flickr contacts and CC often at the same time.gambort wrote:That's oddly convenient timing.
That hull is not terribly parts intensive either. A hollow core with the side panels hinged on with click hinges and ball rotation hinges. Very cheap as an added bonus.
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Hey,
Some other instances of ships built without the prefab hull pieces (drawn from previous CCC's):
Hippotam's Last Journey (note the "making of" folder)
Lomero's sampam
DARKspawn's seahound
BohuslavIII's cog
(using these boat bricks)
Lomero's cog
K1089's fishing boat
Cnelson's cog
Update - not from a CCC, but I just noticed this great MOC by DARKspawn, the Black Meg
Probably a lot of other good examples can be found over on our sister-site, Forbidden Cove. I don't read those forums as religiously as these.
Bruce
Some other instances of ships built without the prefab hull pieces (drawn from previous CCC's):
Hippotam's Last Journey (note the "making of" folder)

Lomero's sampam

DARKspawn's seahound

BohuslavIII's cog

Lomero's cog

K1089's fishing boat

Cnelson's cog

Update - not from a CCC, but I just noticed this great MOC by DARKspawn, the Black Meg

Probably a lot of other good examples can be found over on our sister-site, Forbidden Cove. I don't read those forums as religiously as these.
Bruce
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