Im back. I have a question: How did you make the deck? Im trying to build a ship but IDK how to make a deck

Wow!I have 2 words for this: PURE AWESOME. Im working on a 1/95th scale aircraft carrier. It is the USS Enterpise from WWII. It will be over 9 feet long

This is awesome! I am a huge fan of the Victory and lord Nelson, so to see the entire ship, binnacle, quarter deck, Nelson chequer and all would be amazing. I hope you finish.

Hey Teddy, That is an impressive build I particularly like that you have used plates to get a nice curve to the hull. Using tiles is an interesting choice - definitely looks nice from the outside. I also really like the image of where you have the black and yellow section that is clearly on a curve. Impressive. I am about to start a scale LEGO model of the Victory. I have been gathering reference (hence how I found your MOC), what reference do you use for the build? Also did you use any LEGO 3D packages to design this, or did you just build from scratch? I intend to create a 3D model in 3dsmax then convert it to plates. What approach did you take?

Hi Teddy, Thank is an impressive build. I particularly like the use of plates (and tiles) to get the smoothes curves LEGO can create without using slopes. The detail that stood out for me the most though is the small section that you have made from yellow and black, the way you have created that upward curve while still maintaining the shape of the hull. Impressive./b I have stumbled onto your creation after doing some research to build a similar scale HMS Victory and I have a few questions for you. Firstly, what research did you use? How did you design the hull? Digitally? I plan to build a 3D model of the victory using a separate 3D package and convert it to 1x1 plates to get the most accurate shape. At this point I have just been building small details but am starting the 3D hull this weekend. I would love to hear any advice you have. Thanks for sharing this great MOC. Cheers - Cade

i live in portsmouth so ive seen it every day and this looks like its lego twin lol good job mate

awesome!

Thanks! I just checked you LDD designs and I really love them! :) This holiday season I intend to work on this beast a bit. Kind regards, Teddy

Wow! This is an inspiration to us all

holy LEGO! thats huge! are u going to add a top deck and masts and sails and the cabin? if so that would be aswome!!!!!

oh my god!I`m falling out of my chair!every thing is so good!you have it made very well,I was suprised with custom cannon though,it is all very nice,by the way are you going to use blue coats like the real imperial navy or red? and can you give instructions to the cannon?

YESSS! Thats the way I like it. Very good hull design. I really like to see the complete model.

YESSS! Thats the way I like it. Very good hull design. I really like to the the complete model.

omg how can you hold that what is it 30 pounds.

this is so amazing i could not dream of building this in my dreams this is a- mazing and minifig scale thisl...cant find words...simply amazing best unfinished mo ive ever seen on this website

Dear all, thanks a lot for all the nice comments on this ship. I'm continually collecting bricks for this beast. But my main problem now is a shortage of spare time... :( I've made plans for the next phase of the ship and am stil scavenging for all the appropriate bricks. But progress has been slow. Hopefully I'll find some time in July. kind regards, Teddy

Amazing ship. Ive wanted to build the victory for a long time, but it will never be that good. One more question, isn't the ship heavy?

wow you have alot of browns

WOW, i want to see that finished, nice cannons and all...

Thanks for all the nice comments! :) Don't worry about it tipping over, it is quete sturdy. I actually lifted it to show just how sturdy it is. Kind regards, Teddy

what if it tips sideways off of it's 2 brick wide perch on your table? that'd be a shipwreck!

wow to do that u must have alot of spare time

that is simply amazing

Good work Teddy. Can't wait to see it done. Definitely a cool WIP MOC. Happy moccing.

very skilled job so far... I have a dwarfed HMS Victory ship compared to your colossal one. the best part i think for you will be figuring out the huge sails i believe 3 masted? ill be looking for how it turns out great work!

The HMS Victory is my favourite ever ship! Are you going to make a Horatio Nelson minifig?

It's huge, nicely done, hope to see more

I'm scared... that is the biggest ship in the history of LEGO ships on Mocpages, uh...Ever!

Holy Mother thats big

This sir, is brilliant! You've evidently put a tremendous amount of work into this project. I can't wait to see the end result. Good luck!

This sir, is brilliant! You've evidently put a tremendous amount of work into this project. I can't wait to see the end result. Good luck!

Wow, That's a lot of Lego!

Welcome to MOCpages:)!! Oh my Goodness, thatīs huge. Is it that easy to hold up? The shaping you did for the ship's "belly" is amazing, with all those tiles. Thatīs the stuff that makes people dream about what all can be done in Legos - if you have the means to do so... So from your picture with all the sailing ships in the backround and the fact that your WIP will become the HMS Victory, I suppose youīre mostly into old vessels? Or do you like modern city stuff as well? Best regards, Steffen

Great project, love what you have done to date. Look forward to seeing your progress. Keeping going!

Of course it'll float. Plenty of air in the hull. This thing goes beyond being a S.H.I.P. It's a Amazingly Massive Investment in Parts.

This is truly awesome! One question though, does it float? :P

An huge and fantastic WIP ! Welcome to MOCpage !