an excellent lego creation !

:) the guys from Portugal arrived in Bahia,close to my city Natal,that was base in WW2 :)

O que posso dizer? Fabulosa homenagem aos descobridores portugueses! :D http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/281526 este aqui também é um barco portuguęs (uma nau); podes dar uma espreitadela?

I think you're right Swash buckler! I've searched it on wikipedia and the bananas are originally from the southeast asia. "Is the lady wereing anything?" Nope... :) Thanks guys for the comments! I'm glad you liked it!

Another Great Moc. Fantastic work!

This is wonderful moc- but i'm such a history freak that i can see one anachronism there- bananas!- bananas are from the southeast asia and they were brought in americas by portuguese- so they cannot be there before they land :O - ok who cares.... they look good anyway...

Also if you ever want to discuss history with me, just let me know.

Ah. another discovery age fan like myself! Boy that Caravel mini is wonderful! Square rigged is it not?

Wow! It has some striking similarities with the way Ferdinand Magellan discovered the Philippines in 1521. Great MOC! I like the way the galleon is off to it's own base!

Hah! Some beautifully constructed work here, nicely played!

The Rock looks right, good job. Is the lady wereing anything? It didn't apear so.

This is really well done! Love the water and the beach details. Excellent creation all the way around, bravo.

I did a report on Cabral. So I know his work fairly well.

Yes Pedro Alvares Cabral! For all you people that dont even know that PORTUGAL exists besides Algarve, the portuguese (me) discovered lots of parts of the world that were unknown to the modern world which was Europe(1500 b.C.) As Descobertas like we say were the Golden age of Portugal, and im glad someone made a MOC about it! GREAT JOB!

Great work on all of the scenery, especially the land to water techniques. -Dylan

Great job, I love the efect you used with the shoreline. I love the look of the lighter tan and the darker tan pieces. I also like the miniature boat you used, nice idea.