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[Martin (Admin)]

Possibly the most realistic LEGO model boat I've ever seen!

https://www.facebook.com/BeyondtheBrickTV/posts/3323334051054342

[RST]

Fantastic but unless I'm mistaken your pics show lots of bits manipulated into shape in many places. I'm questioning this as a pure Lego model.

[Martin (Admin)]

... you mean Lego bits cut, shaped & glued?

[Plastic - RIP]

It's covered in S.N.O.T   


Using angle pieces so they can use Studs Not On Top to give a smoother outside - it gives a 1/3 brick resolution.   

[TheLongBuild]

Be interesting to see , if it had been sealed , if it could sail as smoothly as Guy,s here..


https://youtu.be/qt7iCAi6ZzA

[tsenecal]

handrails are also not a traditional lego method...  hollow tube bent to shape

[Plastic - RIP]

handrails are also not a traditional lego method...  hollow tube bent to shape

All the parts are standard Lego parts - and also quite standard ways of using the parts - those handrails are part of the pneumatic sets and also used for providing curved edges on lots of models.     (I'm a bit of a Lego nerd - I've got tons of Technical Lego and my wife is into the Lego train-sets and the themed models like the Harry Potter sets).

[SteamboatPhil]

Game on Guy 

[TheLongBuild]

handrails are also not a traditional lego method...  hollow tube bent to shape

These look like similar rails.. Although I would have to say they do seem very long and I can not see any joints on the model..  But still pretty good.

[Geoff]

I think its pretty good - well done!


Cheers


Geoff