Excellent ship! It's the small ships like these that inspire me! Usually, I feel that I do not have enough pieces to create the ship, but then I see things like these, and I understand that brick count matters not.

a great little model !>....well done

it s always interesting to see how you manage to break the mold in building techniques, very refreshing!

It's a nice addition to the collection.

1st - Great name! Hahahaha, cheers Sebeus ;) And another in this great scale, once again, I see just how well it can be done. Hmmmm, maybe I need to try give the Pirate Girl ship another try. Cheers mate, and Long Live...Parrington? lol...

Long live GAIA! :3

Stupendous work! Like others have said, that SNOTted hull is just spectacular; good choice of a name too :)

I really liked this creation. I especially liked your SNOT use along the bottom. Really created a nice hull look. Well done.

Excellent! :)

why not use a name, i know you did like a year ago, Gunner Runner, i did never use it, so its avable =) BTW, nice ship, i just adore your costum hulls, even so they are tiny,

Long live GAIA! ...Wait, what?

You Always make such awesome boats

Nice one Sebeus! You seem to be on a ship building mission at the moment! This looks great but the chap at the back of the boat looks a bit baffled as to why there are no sails and how he's going to get back to land lol. Sails would really polish this great vessel off :-)

Nice ship, Dude! But where are the chicks at?

I'm not really sure why you think this is overkill, too many cannons? I Like the technique used make the hull a nice shape and have cannons on it. However, the poop deck and bow are seem a bit too square to me. Also, I wouldn't have used green on the back of the ship, because the green and red clash a bit. I like it as a siege weapon :) Good job!

Nice..!

This is so different to your other ship designs, but that's the reason why I like it! I love the colorful effect!

You mastered that hull technique which is excellent for "small" ships.